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Tired of Figma’s fixed shortcuts? From now on, Shortcuts takes over. Set any key combo you like and let your workflow obey you 👇 🔑 Tweak Figma’s default keys  Align left, distribute horizontally, full width/height…   Replace every “locked” combo with the keys you find most comfortable. No more compromises.  ✨ Create shortcuts for any action  Copy the sample scripts and bind keys for tasks like “16 px border-radius”, “swap brand color”, “rename selected layers”.   No heavy plugin coding needed—just a light script, a shortcut, and instant automation. ⚙️ Action cards, crystal clear  **⌘ + click** a card → set its shortcut right away   **⌥ + click** a card → run it for a quick test   Real-time conflict alerts keep things tidy. 📥 Quick start: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/ShortcutsTurn hundreds of daily clicks into a handful of keystrokes and speed up your design flow 🚀   🚀 Figma Script Generator: https://poplab.ai/apps/tankXWAJ2nEm6h4bZWZFI📖 Designer-friendly Figma Script do

Hey! For the past year I've been working on a tool to simplify my work process (mostly design reviews), and I decided to take a break and share it with the community so it can help you too! Any feedback would really help me perfect it further. It’s free, it’s called Style Hunter, and it lets you scan your selection or the entire page for every classic style, variable, and raw HEX/text values. It has helpful filters and mass-selection options. It basically does what you expect and helps hunt down unassigned layers, forgotten tokens, legacy styles, lost local variables, etc. I mainly use it to check designs and test new design systems, quickly selecting and swapping tokens.The key idea was simplicity, so I intentionally didn’t add "fixing" capabilities, duplicate/mirror existing Figma tools, or include many buttons and settings. Colors and texts are always in view; with the filters you can set up Style Hunter as a cleanup checklist. Super Selection Panel (at the bottom of the UI) is a po

Still frame of a video capture of AVA Palettes🚀 Excited to share — AVA Palettes is now live in beta on Figma! 🎨✨What is AVA Palettes?A fast, flexible color tool for anyone building palettes inside Figma — backed by modern color science and designed to keep you in control.Why give it a try?✅ Generate full color ramps in seconds from a single base color✅ Built on OKLCH for perceptually uniform, predictable shade spacing✅ Sculpt color scales with bézier curves for  brightness, hue, and saturation✅ Export directly to Figma color variables — ready for dev handoff✅ Built-in accessibility: live WCAG 2 and APCA contrast checks✅ Color-blind simulators (Protan, Deutan, Tritan)✅ Light & dark mode palette sync✅ Manage multiple ramps per project with auto-naming✅ Unlimited projects and palettes✅ Private, lightweight, and totally free during betaWhy it’s worth a look:If you’re building design systems, refining UI themes, or just tired of fiddling with manual palette steps — AVA gets you clean,

Hello everyone! Please try out the new unique two-level Figmastica system, a large library of several thousand components, design tokens, styles, and local variables.It includes hundreds of ready-made sections for websites that are adapted to any device using the latest Figma updates.This saves hundreds of hours of time spent on website design. Now creating a website in Figma has never been faster or easier!https://www.figma.com/community/file/1524448265587210925

Hi there, I thought this could be a good place to share my first version of a Scenario Plannings Template. As this is my first FigJam template, I’d love any constructive feedback on the design. Scenario Planning is a powerful method for organizations to anticipate and prepare for the future by creating and analyzing multiple potential scenarios. This template should help teams identify potential risks and opportunities, and develop strategies to thrive in any scenario. Check out the template here: Scenario Planning Template Wanna know more? Scenario planning is validated both in practice and in academia. For a case study, check out this Forbes article. Even more curious? The wikipedia page has an abundance of resources on the subject.

Hello,I am in the early stages of building my stealth stage for my AR app. I need help in building a protype for my MVP. 

Hi Figma team,I’ve noticed several users requesting the ability to control CMYK colors when exporting print-ready PDFs using plugins like Print for Figma and TinyImage Compressor. This inspired me to create a plugin called PrintTriX PrintTriX works by mapping RGB colors used in your design’s vector elements to specific CMYK or spot colors that you'd like reflected in the final PDF output.I've also put together a video tutorial demonstrating how it works. I’d love to hear your feedback!  

After my previous plugins Tree Navigator and Icon Library Manager, I have now published my latest and biggest yet: ContentKitI have put together a playground file, where you can try it out right away: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1500498135891868616/contentkit-playgroundAfter spending many hours manually updating text across dozens of screens, keeping prototypes in sync while iterating, and struggling to tell compelling stories when presenting designs, I decided to create a solution to this problem that is powerful, flexible and performant. ContentKit is the result of that.So what can it do? 🤖 Generate content with AI to get started quickly (obligatory feature) 🎛️ Update text, variant properties, component instances, and colors in your designs ✏️ Create and edit content directly in Figma, no import roundtrips and always have the latest data at hand 👥 Collaborate with your team, share datasets and let others contribute content while you design 🚀 Apply cont

Hey Figma Community!  We are excited to share FigML - a Figma plugin that exports your designs to clean, structured XML format, perfect for AI-powered code generation. 🎯 What FigML DoesTransform Figma designs into developer-friendly XML with one click. Then, you can feed it yourself to ChatGPT or Claude, or any other AI assistant. This allows you to generate production-ready code in any framework - React, Vue, Angular, SwiftUI, or your custom solution.✨ Key Features- One-Click Export: Select frame → Export → Copy XML- Clean Output: Only essential properties, no noise- AI-Optimized: LLMs understand our format instantly- Framework Agnostic: Generate code for any tech stack💡 Pro Tip: Export SmartFor complex designs, export components or sections individually rather than entire pages. This gives you:- Higher quality XML output- Better AI code generation- More accurate component structure- Easier debugging and iteration🚀 The Workflow- Design in Figma (you're already doing this)- Click ex

Add Adblock Plus (non-premium). Click "Block Element" (blue button). Select the loading bar in Figma (you can simulate loading by throttling your network to 3G/4G Slow). Alternatively, click anywhere on the page and replace the prefilled text in the textarea with: figma.com###filebrowser-loading-progress-bar  Don't force me to support it.

I designed a website for my fashion brand and want some constructive criticism. Some of the elements are temporary (Like the inconsistent visuals for the shirts, those will change),  What do you think? What works? What doesn’t? It’s pretty simple, I  feel like I could add some more buttons  and whatnot.  

Hey Figma Community!I just wanted to share a recent project I worked on — the complete design of OutRight Systems was done entirely using Figma.From initial wireframes to full-page mockups, components, and prototyping — Figma made it super smooth to collaborate, iterate quickly, and stay organized across pages and modules. The responsiveness and ease of using auto-layout were especially helpful in managing the content-heavy parts of the site.I’d love to get feedback on the design if anyone’s up for it! Always open to learning and improving.Here’s the site: Outright Systems(We’re in the CRM space, so a lot of focus was on clarity, structure, and clean UI.)Let me know what you think or share how you use Figma for full-site designs!Cheers,Mike

 A Fintech Brand Guidelines Template is a pre-designed document or digital guide that outlines how a fintech brand should be presented visually and verbally. It includes rules and standards for logo use, color palettes, typography, tone of voice, image style, iconography, and more.Unlike a generic brand guide, this template is tailored specifically for fintech companies—those operating at the intersection of finance and technology—which often require a blend of trustworthiness, modernity, and innovation in their branding. 

Please check out Airfig , a new plugin that lets you flow content from Airtable into Figma and quickly and easily create tables or tiled layouts of cards, each displaying a different record from your Airtable. As a UX designers, we spend way too much time inventing placeholder content, and then then adding and updating the actual content as it gets written and edited, so Airfig is the solution for that. Airfig lets your content team develop the content in Airtable, and then you can add it to your Figma layouts, and update it as it’s edited, with a few clicks. We have [a great playground] (Airfig | Figma Community ) - click Try it out - with linked Airtable files so you can easily give Airfig a test drive, and there’s also also some tutorials and FAQs . We hope you find Airfig useful, and would welcome any comments or suggestions you may have.

After experiencing the challenges of manually organizing frames in my own design workflow, I decided to build a solution. As a newcomer to the Figma plugin ecosystem, I am thrilled to share this tool to help fellow designers work more efficiently.Framenizer helps you effortlessly organize your Figma files with just a few clicks - no more tedious manual arrangement!Key features include:• Automatic frame arrangement (horizontal or vertical)• Consistent spacing between frames• Section titles for better organization• Section wrapping for logical groupings and smoother developer handoffs• Flexible naming optionsWhether you are working on design systems, component libraries, user flows, or prototypes, Framenizer keeps your Figma files clean, organized, and collaboration-friendly.This is just the beginning of my plugin development journey, and I'd love your feedback to help shape future updates!Try it now https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1504101881579439909/framenizer-organize-frames-wi

Heyy everyone.. 👋 Been working on a tool that reviews your Figma files and catches inconsistencies in colors, typography, spacing, stroke and radius (more like a Figma File Roaster).It generates a design file health web report so you can spot and fix issues faster! Would love if anyone would like to try it out and share feedback. We are still rolling it out slowly, but feel free to join waitlist to get early access: https://tally.so/r/mDZdJN

Yesterday Figma Make rolled by my computer. I spent less than eight hours to make a music software prototype. Please try it out! 😊https://ericalm.framer.website/figmamake-testI know it doesn't sound or look good but the functionality is somewhat there and that's the point in this case. I’m completely new with vibe coding but I have a background as a developer, maybe that helps a little? I would say it’s 10% Writing prompts, 80% Waiting tor code being written and 10% trying out what was built. But hey, this is only the beginning! It can only be better from here 😊

figma.to.website Design and publish websites without leaving Figma! No code, no extra tools required. I would love to have your feedback 🤗 📐 Use all your favorite Figma features, they’re supported! Autolayout Components and variants Interactions (Prototype) Variables Animations ⚡ Get a high performance website Delight your visitors with a blazing fast website Code generation optimized for best Web Core Vital scores Hosted on a global CDN with 300+ edge locations around the world Automatic image optimizations, keep your high resolution images in Figma and don’t worry about the performance of your website on any device Brought to you by ‹div›RIOTS

Hey everyone! 👋Designus(https://designus.design) is a tool that helps designers practice real-world UX and product design challenges - it’s like a LeetCode, but for designers.You can now use it directly inside Figma to explore challenges, draft your solutions, and submit them - just like a real big-tech interview.It’s perfect for: Practicing for Google, Meta, Amazon-style design interviews Improving your product thinking with realistic design prompts Staying sharp with challenges like Whiteboard challenges and App critiques  🔧 How to use it with Figma: Open the Designus website, select a design challenge you want to solve. Click "Open in Figma" under the "Submit" tab. Install the Designus Plugin Open the plugin in your Figma file Copy the challenge URL from the Designus website, paste it into the plugin, and click "Import". Alternatively, you can select the challenge using the calendar. Solve the challenge inside Figma Use the Export tab to submit your solution Go t

Hey all, Just wanted to share my plugin + API “Dynogee” which allows you to create images with dynamic content based on template designs created in Figma. After creating a template using the plugin you can access new images with simple HTTP GET requests: https://dynogee.com/gen?id=zizkjxv682b0c71&title=Some+text+goes+here ^ template id ^ parameter What parameters you need can also be set using the plugin and there’s support for text, images & more. Link to plugin: https://go.dynogee.com/plugin Demo Template: https://go.dynogee.com/gatheround-demo Website: https://dynogee.com While this is intended as a commercial software product I’m happy to provide a perpetual free usage for anyone who’d like to use this for personal, low volume projects! Would love your thoughts & feedback 🤗 Best, Martin

Just an idea (@securityTaging – Figma), bad drawing, to give som insperation on what is possible to implement given proper code for tagInterval Tree, happly given here under MIT licence robelar555/claudeGeneratedEditorGivenAlgorithmDescription.Feel free to use code, and @securityTaging – Figma design idea.If such code, and such speread of ideas, can help acellerate focus on security focused design - I Am just happy.

Hi Figma community,Gleef is built for product teams, designers, and developers who need scalable, reliable translation and localization – without leaving Figma.If you’ve used Parrot, you’re now automatically redirected to Gleef – rebuilt from the ground up with AI, smarter workflows, and a production-ready mindset.Key Features (optional) Import Previous Localization Files: Boost translation memory and improve AI suggestions by importing JSON, XML, or CSV files. Select Source and Target Languages: Focus only on the languages you need to speed up the localization process. Choose Frame(s) to Localize: Localize exactly what matters to avoid clutter and keep your workflow efficient. Generate Translations / Keys Using AI: Get in-context translations instantly while keeping full control to review and edit. (optional) Export Ready Files: Avoid messy handovers by streamlining the development process and export structured files ready for integration into your IDE or localization tool. Wh

Just completed the new Design System course on Figma!Spent some quality time diving into the fundamentals, best practices, and a bunch of handy tips & tricks. Super insightful experience — definitely worth it for anyone looking to level up their Figma game.As part of the course, I also built out my portfolio with a live case study. It's still evolving, and I’ll be updating it further — but here’s the first version:🔗 View Portfolio on FigmaWould love your feedback! ✨#figma #designsystem #portfolio #uxdesign #productdesign #learningbydoing

I have published a plugin for converting Excel/CSV file to FigJam table and copy FigJam table content to Excel/CSVhttps://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1501119392824333033/figjam-table-helper   

I have published a plugin for bulk deleting annotationshttps://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1491460671269101254/clear-annotations come to try it and share you feedback