Community Corner

Hi everyone. I built Sourceline because Figma shows a component's variants, but not which of your team's files use it. People have asked for this in Suggest a feature since 2021: https://forum.figma.com/suggest-a-feature-11/see-where-component-is-used-find-component-instances-across-files-17758 Sourceline is a widget you place next to a main component in your library file. It shows:How many team files and instances use the component Which of those files are active, quiet, or inactive A High, Medium, or Low impact badge, before you publish a change Every file that uses it, latest edit first, with its Dev Mode statusYou set it up once per library file. Results are saved in the file, so teammates see them without signing in. Later scans read only the files that changed.Two limits to know: the first scan takes about 4 minutes for every 60 files, because of Figma's API rate limit, and instances nested inside other instances are counted where their main component lives.It's free: https://www

Hello Figma Team,I just subscribe to collab for 1 year subscription but when exploring the Figma i accidentally clicked Dev in which i dont have plan to subscribe to dev mode. And now i am gonna be charge $113 as per billing.Can anyone help me cancel that?Thanks-Ricky

Hi everyone 👋My brother Mazen Awaideh and I built Structify, a Figma plugin for designers who are tired of jumping between Jira and Figma: opening tickets, reading, designing, then going back to comment and update.What it does:- Connects to Jira and GitLab and loads your tickets inside Figma- Lets you set industry, device and company context- Generates a structured design workspace from each ticket: core flow, touchpoints, edge cases, error/empty/loading states, security, accessibility, plus a screen checklist- Submits your work back to the ticket- Saves everything in History, so you can revisit any ticket or reuse a structure on a new oneIt's free. You bring your own AI API key, so there are no usage limits from our side.To test it, we created an imaginary Arabic-first home-services app in Jira with 15 tickets, from fully specified stories to one that just says "search needs to be better", like real tickets do.🎥 1-min walkthrough: https://youtu.be/PN85rZUh6vQ🔗 Plugin: https://www.f

We design type, and we proof a lot of it in Figma. So we built the two tools we kept wishing we had.Font RefreshYou fix a curve, export a new version, switch back to Figma… and nothing has changed. Figma only redraws a text layer when you edit it. Font Refresh redraws every text layer in the file, on the page or in your selection, in one click. Your text, styles and layout stay untouched. Specimen MakerPick a family, choose three colours, and get a complete A5 specimen booklet, print-ready with bleed. Inside: cover, character set, every glyph in its own square, all styles with full alphabets, pangrams in eight languages, a size waterfall, headlines and running text. Every page is a normal Figma frame, so you can edit all of it. Made for type designers, by type designers.

Text flows around images and shapes. Icons and components sit inside the line. Reset brings the original text back. Free: 5 texts a day.https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1687782073408546359

Updating our site this morning and didn't see any resources on Figma for this so quick created it and published for anyone to use. Simple “Sign in with” and “Continue with” following OpenAI’s brand guidelines.2 component sets included: one with flattened text (if you don't have the typeface)and one with the editable text using the typeface.Typeface link is in the file and in the file description.Hopefully saves you 5-10 minutes of your day.👉🏽 Figma file here

Hi everyone 👋I recently released TextFit for Figma Buzz.I built it around a problem I kept seeing in Buzz workflows: you create a branded template, then use Bulk Create, localization, or simply change the copy — and suddenly some headlines no longer fit the original layout.TextFit lets you:Freeze the original text areas so longer copy doesn’t push the layout Scan one asset, a selection, or all assets for text overflow Fix overflowing text automatically by reducing the font size until it fits Set a minimum font size Revert TextFit’s typography changes if neededA typical workflow is:Freeze → Bulk Create / localize / change copy → Scan → Fix  It’s particularly useful when generating lots of campaign variants or translating assets into languages where the copy becomes longer.You can try every feature free for 7 days. After that, it’s a $7 one-time purchase:https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1685810922519235112/textfit-for-figma-buzzI’m the developer and it’s very new, so I’d especiall

I built this Figma plugin to check app icons at small sizes and catch clipping before handoff. The free features provide platform-sized frames and mask previews. The full version is $5 once and adds 64, 40 and 24 px previews, masks on the canvas, clipping checks, a handoff fix list, and unlimited frames.https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1683316299414206723

Hi everyone. I built Slimline because Figma's export has no WebP or AVIF option, and the compression plugins I tried put export behind a subscription. What it does:Exports WebP, AVIF, JPG, or PNG from any selected layers Keeps each file under a size you set Shows a before and after preview at 100% Runs on your computer, with no account and no server It's free: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1685398335415882876/slimline I'd value feedback from anyone who exports images for the web. What's missing for your workflow?

Hey everyone!I've been doing a lot of freelance UI/UX work lately and I'm trying to put together a proper home setup. Recently picked up a new laptop from Techyest to handle Figma projects and honestly the performance on complex design files with lots of components and auto-layout has been really smooth.My question is, for those of you doing heavy Figma work professionally, do you prefer working on a laptop or do you use an external monitor setup? I sometimes find the screen real estate limiting when working on multi-screen app designs.Would love to know how you guys have your workspace set up!

Hi everyone. I built Anchorline because drawing user-flow arrows by hand is the slowest part of preparing a handoff file, and redrawing them every time a screen moves is worse.Select your frames in the order people move through them, click Create flow, and Anchorline connects them with clean, editable arrows.What it does:Follows the order you select, so the flow reads the way you think about it Routes around any frame, component, or instance in the way, at right angles Pins either end of an arrow to one of 12 points on a screen, or leaves it on Auto Connects a button inside a screen to the screen it opens Adds step labels, such as "Tap Sign in", as ordinary text layers Follows your screens while it's open, and Update arrows catches up on anything that moved Hides every arrow on a page in one switch, for clean exportsEvery action is one undo step, and the arrows are plain Figma vectors. It's free, with no account, no limits, and no network access.Anchorline on Figma CommunityI'd value f

Hi all 👋 I build banner ads and since Figma Motion launched I've been animating everything on the new timeline. But when it came to delivering ads, I was stuck: Motion exports MP4, GIF, WebM and SVG, and none of those can be uploaded as an HTML5 display ad.So I built a small plugin that does just that one job: Figma to HTML5 Display Ads. How it worksAnimate your banner in Figma Motion as normal Export it as an animated SVG (Export → Animated → SVG) Open the plugin and upload your SVG Download a clean, self-contained HTML5 zip, ready for Google Ads or any HTML5 ad platformThat's it. No new timeline to learn and no rebuilding your animation. It uses the Motion animation you've already made. Why I made it simpleMost banner tools charge a monthly per-seat subscription and bury the export under dozens of features. This one keeps it clean and simple for a one off $50. No subscription.Try it here: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1652278713752782198I would really love feedback from any

Sharing a free plugin I built, in case it is useful to anyone here who works in more than one language. The problem: getting accented letters into Figma text is more awkward than it should be. Alt codes can swallow the character before them (there is an open thread here where "différent" comes out as "diférent"), the macOS accent menu only started working relatively recently, and the fallback most people end up with is typing it in Word and pasting it across. What it does: search 682 accented letters from 55 languages — by the letter, its Unicode name, the accent mark, the language that uses it, a code point, or just a plain description like "two dots" if you do not know it is called a diaeresis. Click one and it goes into the selected text layer. No Alt codes involved at any point. Free, no account, no tracking. The letter data comes from Unicode 16.0.0 and CLDR 48.2.0 rather than being typed out by hand, so the language coverage should be right. https://www.figma.com/community/plugin

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Hey everyone 👋Some of you might remember when I first shared Free Transform here. Thank you so much for the love and feedback since then. Today I'm back with something I've been pouring a lot of heart into.A bit of context: I've been designing in Figma for over 7 years, much of it graphic work, not just UI. And for all those years, one thing kept bugging me. Any time a piece needed warping, perspective, or a mockup, I had to hop over to Photoshop or Illustrator, do the transform there, export, and bring it back into Figma. Worse, once it was back, it wasn't editable anymore. One small change from the client meant doing the whole round trip again.Free Transform started as my way out of that loop. Free Transform Pro is the part I always wished I had, so the whole graphic workflow can finally stay in Figma:Plane Warp: pin artwork onto any four-point surface. Screens, packaging, signage, done in seconds. Pin Warp: drop a few pins and bend layers naturally, like Puppet Warp. Liquify: push,

There was a Slack message in our dev channel at 9am saying our new dark mode was literally unreadable.I checked the staging build and saw #FFFFFF text sitting directly on top of #F8FAFC. The front-end team had accidentally mapped the wrong CSS variable to our surface token during the handoff. We spent two hours tracking down a tiny typo in globals.css instead of actually doing our jobs.I am Alexander and I got so fed up with this that I built a plugin to fix it. It exports Figma variables directly into GitHub pull requests automatically.Now our token updates happen with a single click. We have not had a single contrast failure in staging for four months because the code always matches the design perfectly.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 do you guys catch token mapping

Hi Figma Team,I had applied to attend Figma Config in Bengaluru on October 15, but unfortunately, my application was not selected.A friend of mine received an invitation to attend, but she lives in another city and unfortunately won’t be able to attend the event. I, on the other hand, live in Bengaluru itself and would really love the opportunity to attend.I wanted to check if it would be possible for her to transfer her unused invitation/pass to me, or if there is any process through which I could attend in her place. I completely understand if the invitations are non-transferable, but I wanted to check with the Figma team before making any assumptions.I’d genuinely love to attend Config, connect with the Figma community, and learn from the sessions. Since I’m based in Bengaluru, it would be an amazing opportunity for me to attend if the unused pass can be transferred.Please let me know if this is possible or if there’s anything we need to do from our side.Thank you so much! 😊

Hello,I have an annual Professional subscription and only intended to purchase a one-time top-up of 10,000 AI credits. However, a recurring AI Credits subscription appears to have been added instead: - Monthly credits: 10,000 credits/mo ($120.00/mo)- Invoice: E6FC2082-0102- Total invoice amount: $189.68 I did not intend to subscribe to a monthly AI credits plan. I only wanted a one-time credit purchase. Is it possible to:1. Review the invoice.2. Cancel the recurring 10,000 credits/month subscription.3. Confirm whether a one-time AI credit purchase is available.4. Adjust or void the invoice if appropriate. Thank you.

I’m testing SemantiDeck, a local-first Figma Slides plugin for a specific accessibility workflow problem: semantic work can disappear when a deck is exported to PowerPoint or revised later. SemantiDeck stores title, image and reading-order semantics with the Figma source, then safely patches the exported PPTX locally. It works on the native PPTX instead of rebuilding the deck, and if a mapping is ambiguous it refuses the fix rather than guessing. Current private-beta scope: slide titles image alt text and decorative state text language hyperlinks conservative reading-order changes reuse of validated semantics across later revisions Tables, charts, SmartArt and media are review-only for now. The plugin declares no external network access, and presentation content does not need to be uploaded. I’m looking for a few people who regularly deliver PowerPoint files and can test one non-sensitive deck plus one later revision. Free private beta:https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/y020kn01ixetb

Hello!Managing component documentation in Figma can be a very manual and repetitive process, this becomes a pain when components evolve and libraries scale.So I built Compdoc, a Figma plugin that makes it easier to add and manage documentation for your components, including usage, accessibility, content, and AI guidance.Why it matters: Structured fields make docs actually useful  Export/import your docs as JSON Page-level filtering so you're not loading 500 components when you just want to document 20 As a bonus, better component context means AI tools can actually use your design system effectively I tested it on our design systems at work and it saved a ton of time. Would love to hear what other design system folks on what's missing.Here's the link: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1683800404228272079/compdoc

Hi everyone! 😊 I'm currently studying UX Design and recently applied for my first UX/Product Design role in the gaming industry. One of the application challenges was to create a poster introducing myself and showing what I bring to the table. I designed the poster from scratch in Figma and went for a mix of editorial/magazine design and gaming UI, since gaming is a huge part of what originally made me interested in creating digital experiences. The character image was created with AI based on my Fortnite character, but I designed the rest of the poster myself in Figma, including the layout, typography, hierarchy, UI elements, graphics, and overall composition. This was also a little outside my usual UX work, and I ended up having WAY too much fun making it. 😂 I'd really love feedback from other designers! What catches your eye first? Does the visual hierarchy work? Is there anything you would have approached differently? I'm still building my portfolio and learning, so I'm especiall