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Hi everyone 👋I’m Hà, a graphic designer who works in Figma every day.Whenever I wanted to add a real sense of speed to a poster, product visual, typography piece, or social graphic, a regular layer blur was rarely enough. I needed a trail with a clear direction—sometimes straight, sometimes curved—and usually ended up switching to another tool just to create it.So I built Motiv Blur.Motiv Blur lets you turn almost any layer, group, or frame into a customizable motion trail without leaving Figma.How it worksSelect a layer, open the plugin, then drag the TAIL and HEAD handles to control the direction and length. Bend the path using Bézier handles, adjust the look of the trail, and click Apply.What you can control Straight or curved trails — shape the motion using an editable Bézier path Direction and distance — drag the endpoints or enter exact values Tail and head size — scale the trail from 10% to 200% Tail and head clarity — create an even trail or gradually fade either end T

Hi everyone. After months of building I published Flow Pro, a plugin that wires user flows directly in Design files. What it does:- Select screens, press Connect: every arrow is drawn at once, no crossings.- Arrows keep right angles and one of four shapes (straight, L, Z, U), so the diagram reads like a schematic, not spaghetti.- Move a frame and the wires follow live. Ports stay where you put them.- One style for the whole diagram: colour, thickness, corner radius, caps, dashes, labels.- Sections, components and instances work as nodes; hidden layers are ignored. Free to try (30 connectors). I would love feedback from people who map flows daily: what is missing, what feels wrong. https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1666194024247251759/flow-pro-arrows-connectors-user-flows

Large PDFs exported from Figma can quickly become difficult to email, upload or share with clients. I built BatchPDF to create polished, highly compressed multipage PDFs directly from Figma.We have tested BatchPDF in a live, high volume marketing production studio where teams produce large photography and campaign production briefs.In one real production test, the same 52 page Figma document exported at around 90 MB using another well known PDF plugin. With BatchPDF, the result was approximately 15 MB while maintaining perfectly usable image quality. That is roughly an 83% reduction.BatchPDF includes simple presets for Print, Balanced and Small File. If you need an even smaller PDF, Custom settings give you direct control over image resolution in PPI and JPEG compression. This makes it possible to balance file size and image quality for each document.BatchPDF is built for designs that use your own custom fonts. Supported text can remain selectable and searchable, while vector elements

🚀 Invitation for Collaboration — Ruty Architect Project We are building the future of AI-assisted architecture. Ruty Architect was born to be an open and modular platform that unites Architecture, Engineering, BIM, GIS, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twin and technical documentation in a single work environment.  Our goal is not to create just one more CAD or BIM software.  We want to develop an intelligent co-pilot for construction professionals, capable of analyzing projects, identifying inconsistencies, organizing documentation, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and supporting technical decisions throughout the life cycle of a building. We are looking for people passionate about technology, design, engineering and innovation to participate in the construction of this ecosystem.  Engineering Intelligence for the Real World

Figma's export dialog stops at PNG, JPG, SVG and PDF — so getting web-ready assets usually means a chain of extra tools: convert to WebP elsewhere, compress, rename to a convention, sort into folders, zip. Featherlight does that whole post-export pipeline inside Figma, in one pass, entirely offline (zero network access, verified by the badge on the listing). - WebP / JPG / PNG (lossless or lossy) / SVG with a live before/after size preview- Every selected frame at 0.5x–4x in one run, automatic @2x suffixes- Rename patterns, kebab/snake case, slashes become real ZIP folders- Bundle as ZIP or one multi-page vector PDF Real run from the demo video: 9 frames to 18 WebP files, 9.12 MB down to 1.15 MB (-87%). 7-day free trial with every feature unlocked, then a one-time purchase — no subscription. It's a one-person indie project: I read every comment, and feedback and feature requests directly shape what gets built next. https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1665932150476150859/featherlight

My name is Matheus, and I am the founder of Auctorium Axis, currently developing AXIS, an operating system for healthcare clinics, along with three companion applications that are part of its ecosystem.At this stage of development, we are focusing heavily on product design, UI/UX, prototyping, design systems, and the collaboration between design and engineering. Throughout my research, Figma has consistently been recommended as the industry-standard platform, which is why I am very interested in adopting it as our primary design tool.Before committing to a paid subscription, I would love the opportunity to evaluate the platform in a real-world development environment. Since I have never used Figma before, I would like to experience its professional workflow and understand how it fits into our product development process.I would like to ask whether it would be possible to receive a trial, an extended evaluation period, or any startup, educational, or developer program that would allow u

Hi everyone,I recently designed a vertical educational infographic in Figma for an article about flying dreams. The challenge was taking a long-form educational topic and turning it into a layout that's easy to scan on mobile platforms like Pinterest while maintaining a calm, dream-inspired visual style.Some design decisions I focused on include:Building a clear visual hierarchy for readers who scroll quickly. Using illustrations to support the content without overwhelming the text. Keeping typography readable across different screen sizes. Creating a consistent icon style to reinforce key ideas. Maintaining a cohesive color palette that reflects the dream theme.I'd really appreciate feedback on a few areas:Does the information hierarchy feel clear? Are the illustrations helping guide the reader's attention? Is the balance between text and visuals appropriate? Are there any spacing, alignment, or typography improvements you'd suggest? If you regularly design educational or infographic

When will Figma Motion support a REST API?

I found this amazing free, you just need page url and it will convert the website to editable figma design.You can see the detail in video guidehere you can find to website: https://page2figma.com/

I’ve been experimenting with UI ideas for gaming tools and a friend showed me a custom Roblox launcher they told me to check it out. It made me realize how tricky it is to keep the design clean while still giving users the customization they expect. Has anyone here tried building similar flows in Figma? Any tips on keeping things simple but functional?

Figma has no native way to apply opacity to an aliased colour variable without breaking the link and forcing you back to hardcoded hex values. To handle hover states, alert tints, or Material Design elevations, you are forced to bloat your library with dozens of duplicate variables.I built Sheer to solve this exact architectural bottleneck. It adds an automated, non-destructive opacity modifier layer to your workflow, here are its key features:  Token Mode: Type target steps (such as 8, 12, 20, 50) and instantly batch-generate clean, linked opacity scales directly from a base primitive variable. Quick Apply: Drop transparency onto individual component fills or strokes right on the canvas without polluting your library or breaking the core reference link. Smart Sync: If a master brand primitive changes, Sheer audits the file and repairs all dependent opacity tokens in a single click. Dev Mode: Automatically outputs production-ready CSS variables using native color-mix() syntax dir

I wanted to share a project I’ve been building solo over the last 4 months: TokenIgnite. It started with a simple question I asked myself: What if changes to Figma variables were visible in a running web app just as directly as tweaking CSS variables in browser DevTools? I built a proof of concept, but then had to ask myself an honest question: With Figma Code Connect, MCP servers, and Code Layers, who actually needs this? The Shift: Making Design Decisions in the Runtime FirstWith AI-driven workflows, layout code is generated faster than ever—yet LLMs lack visual awareness of the running app, causing design drift. At the same time, traditional token pipelines force teams to wait on builds just to validate minor tweaks. TokenIgnite introduces a paradigm shift: What if we make design decisions in the live runtime first before committing anything to a single source of truth? And what if we—and our AI agents—collaborate without any pipeline boundaries? How TokenIgnite works:TokenIgnite re

I work on Arabic and multilingual product interfaces, and I kept running into the same problem: converting an LTR design to RTL was rarely just a visual flip.Horizontal Auto Layout with Wrap is a good example. Reversing the child order can align the first row, but it does not reliably fix the direction of every wrapped row. It can also make responsive components harder to maintain.I built RTLAuto to handle this workflow inside Figma.Who RTLAuto is for:- Product designers maintaining Arabic and English versions- Design-system teams working with reusable components and variants- UX and UI agencies delivering multilingual products- Product teams building for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, or Urdu markets- Anyone spending too much time rebuilding RTL screens manuallyIn version 1.3.1, the current conversion path has dedicated support for:- Horizontal Auto Layout with Wrap- Nested Auto Layout- Reusable components and direction variants- Responsive wrapping without absolute positioning- Directional

안녕하세요, 결제날 이후로 카드결제가 계속 되는데, 금액상 결제가 안되고 있는 상태이구요, 저는 구매 취소를 원합니다. 아예 안썼어요. 구독 취소 저번에 찾다가 못찾고 방치되었었어요. 결제 안되게 해주세요. 더이상 구독 원하지 않고, 유료버전은 사용도 안하였습니다. 계정도 삭제하고 싶습니다

Hey everyone Sharing the design process behind a recent education app our team worked on, because a few of the Figma-specific decisions genuinely changed how the product turned out—and I'd love feedback from folks who design learning products.I'm part of the design team at Dev Technosys, and a significant chunk of our work is education app development, so student-facing flows are something we think about a lot. This post is about the design side: how we used Figma to prototype, test, and hand off a K–12 learning app without drowning students in UI.The core problem: cognitive loadThe greatest challenge in any education app isn't feature count — it's attention. Students (especially younger ones) drop off the second a screen feels busy. Our north star for the whole file became one primary action per screen.That single rule drove most of our Figma structure.How we set it up in Figma1. A tokenized design system first, screens second. We built color, type, spacing, and elevation as variables

Hey Figma community! 👋We’ve been focusing on UI/UX designs for enterprise-grade, real-time analytics dashboards. One of the biggest challenges from a design perspective is keeping the user experience instantaneous and fluid when users are filtering or drilling down into massive datasets.A smooth frontend experience relies heavily on a backend built for speed. Utilizing an OLAP datastore like Apache Pinot delivers sub-second query latency, which drastically reduces the need for heavy skeleton loaders or complex waiting states in our UI.However, maintaining low latency requires strong technical maintenance. For design and engineering teams looking to keep their real-time dashboards running fast, Ksolves provides dedicated apache pinot support. Their team offers comprehensive enterprise support for apache pinot, covering query optimization, index tuning, and zero-downtime cluster upgrades to keep your interfaces responsive.🔗 Learn more about their Pinot support solutions: https://www.ks

Our organization has been trying to get in touch with someone from Figma since Config, but have gotten no responses. We’ve used all the channels we could find on the site to try to reach out. Does anyone know of any other ways to get in touch with an Account Representative to discuss enterprise plans? 

I've pasted #0F172A into a variables file roughly eighty times this month. Every time we tweaked our dark mode contrast, I was the one manually updating theme.ts and waiting for the GitHub action to run. Tracking down a rogue #111827 that sneaked into a border utility was driving me slowly insane.I'm a UX engineer, so I finally built a plugin to push Figma tokens straight to the repository. We actually deleted our entire tokens Slack channel last week because the pull requests just generate themselves with visual diffs now.You can try Design System Sync here:https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1561389071519901700?utm_source=figma-forum&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=bothttps://ds-sync.netlify.app?utm_source=figma-forum&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=botHow often do your developers accidentally hardcode colours instead of using your variables?

Figma Plugin Link :- https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1656620010944492160/dreamui-ai-ui-generator-design-system-wireframe-generator-ai-design-copilot-tokens-html✨ "DreamUI" Figma Plugin Features List 🎨✦ GenerateType a text prompt and instantly build a complete editable UI screen 🪄.🧠 Product DesignerGenerates a whole connected product with multiple linked screens working together 🔗.📸 ScreenshotRebuilds any pasted screenshot into real, fully editable Figma layers instantly 🖼️.🧑‍💻 CodeConverts your generated Figma design into actual working developer-ready code 💻 output.🧭 FlowMaps a written user story into a complete wireframe flow visualization 🧩.🪄 CopilotChat-edits whatever is currently selected on your canvas using natural conversation ✍️.🧩 Design ContinuationExtends a selected section with new, matching sections generated automatically by AI 🔄.🎨 Design RemixTurns one selected screen into 5–10 completely restyled redesign variations 🌈 instantly.🔍 Design CriticDel

TL;DR I'm a student and I made an accessibility plugin. Looking for people willing to test it and give feedback on what to improve and features you'd like to see, in exchange for lifetime Pro. Email perceivable@cyberdesk.topI'm a student and I made a Figma plugin called Perceivable. It checks a page or selection against WCAG (contrast, target size, alt text, heading order, focus order) and can fix the contrast and target-size ones in one click. It runs fully in Figma, so nothing leaves your file.It's early and I'd like feedback before I take it further. If you're willing to try it on real work and tell me what to improve, I'll send you a lifetime Pro key. It's for personal use, and I'll revoke it if it's shared.Email perceivable@cyberdesk.top and I'll send the plugin and a key. Thanks.

In 2025, the integration of AI tools is no longer just a luxury but a necessity for Saa S companies looking to stay ahead of the competition. These tools are critical for boosting personalization, reducing churn, automating workflows, and enhancing user experience. For those looking to enhance their app development processes artificial intelligence developer with expertise in AI integration can further streamline and enhance these capabilities. As AI continues to evolve, it’s transforming how SaaS businesses operate and deliver value. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the best AI tools and features that are shaping SaaS success this year. Top AI Features SaaS Products Need in 2025AI-Personalized DashboardsIn 2025, personalized user experiences are more important than ever, and AI-driven dashboards are leading the charge. AI dynamically adapts dashboards based on user roles, behavior, and goals, enhancing usability without complicating the interface. Tools like HubSpot and ClickUp are

Hi everyone 👋I'm Hà, a graphic designer who works in Figma every day. And for the longest time, one thing kept sending me back to Photoshop: I just wanted to grab a layer and transform it — bend it, skew it, add some perspective — without jumping between tools.Figma is brilliant for a lot of things, but if you do graphic work — banners, posters, packaging, social assets — you've probably hit the same wall. So I built the plugin I kept wishing existed.What Free Transform doesSelect any layer, hit the plugin, and transform it the way you would with Ctrl+T in Photoshop:Scale, Rotate & Skew — drag any handle, no constraint-wrestling Distort — pull all four corners freely Perspective — real depth, in any direction Photoshop-style warps — Arc, Arch, Fish, Wave, Rise, and Twist Export as raster or vector — keep it crisp, or keep it editable Clean results — no mesh artifacts or seams, even on shadows and semi-transparent areasAll of the above is in the free version. No trial countdown, no