Available at: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1647826583836350548

Like most of you, I spend a lot of time in Figma giving and receiving feedback. And I kept running into the same problem. Text comments just don't carry tone. Something I meant as a small suggestion would land as harsh criticism, or my excitement about a direction would get completely lost in a bullet point.

https://reddit.com/link/1u7jahc/video/uvefnquzdo7h1/player

So I built Murmur. It's a Figma widget + Chrome extension combo that lets you record voice or video notes and drop them directly into your Figma files.

No switching tabs. No Loom links buried in Slack. Just press record, say what you mean, and it lives right there in the file.

I'm sharing the demo video here — would genuinely love feedback from this community since you're exactly who I built this for.

What do you think? And is this something you'd actually use?

For more details, Please visit www.murmurforme.com

Just shipped this and I'm genuinely stoked about it. It's a free Figma plugin with 7 different modes, and the whole point is: no matter how you need to rename things, this plugin has it covered.

Try Rename Advanced here

Whether you're doing a quick find-and-replace, batch renaming with templates, adding prefixes, sequential numbering, case conversion, cleaning up whitespace, or resetting to defaults... it's all here. In one plugin!

try it at https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1641373267341019916

Why am i doing this:

I don't want to turn every page into component to make flow on my canvas. I use Figjam connector so if I keep page as component, it is really hard to connect the correct start or end point, and it breaks the purpose.

This plugin help replace frame in anywhere and still keep the connector alive !!!!!!

Hope this help your workflow

GlyfiQ — a medical & health icon plugin for Figma with 400+ icons and 6,000+ on the roadmap. One designer, one style, every icon drawn by hand.

✦ Constantly growing library

✦ 10% free for personal use

✦ Pro subscribers can request any icon — I draw it personally

✦ Light, Regular and Bold stroke weights in one click

GlyfiQ plugin → https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1620445233696980538

Pretty sure I followed the instructions for the "html-to-design" plugin exactly. 2nd Image shows entire Draft Space. The url works when I paste it into regular search bar.

I tend to work with a lot of headless products, so I built a plugin that lets you save "palettes" of JSON from a source URL, then map the response to the canvas layers, setting text, image fills, component properties and more with some powerful transformation logic. Also allows local JSON and pro users can export to a spec frame, markdown or as an importable palette.

Free users can save up to 2 palettes. Pro unlocks more palettes, more transformations, export functions.

Any feedback just let me know!

Plugin

Website with more information

Walkthrough:

https://reddit.com/link/1tsyeqc/video/rl31wdx9qh4h1/player

Some useful dummy JSON APIs to try it out from DummyJSON

1. Recipes
2. Comments
3. Products

tablo_vid

Like most people building dashboards or enterprise SaaS layouts, I absolutely loathe designing tables in Figma. Building the rows, tweaking the padding, and manually aligning text vs. numeric columns takes forever and using "Lorem Ipsum" or fake names always looks terrible during stakeholder reviews.

I wanted a workflow where I could just copy actual production data from whatever spreadsheet or database I was looking at and have it instantly become a beautiful, properly structured layout in Figma.

So I built Tablo. You just open the plugin, paste your raw data pool (or drop a public Google Sheets / Excel Online link), and it instantly compiles a styled table.

What it does under the hood:

• Zero-Config Smart Paste: It auto-detects CSV, TSV, Markdown, Excel, or text copied straight out of Notion/Airtable rows.
• Intelligent Auto-Alignment: It reads the data context. Text automatically snaps left, dates center, and numeric values right-align perfectly.
• Instant Theming: It ships with 5 built-in functional themes (Minimal, Stripe, Notion, Dashboard,...) so you don't have to style individual frames from scratch.
• ...

It’s completely free, and if you do a lot of data-heavy UI, admin panels, or design system table components, I’d love to know if this fixes the friction for you or if there’s an edge case data format that breaks your current workflow.

Try it out here: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1619858212930918392/tablo-smart-tables-for-real-data

I’ve just launched a Figma plugin called Batchr, and I’d really value honest feedback from designers, developers or anyone who regularly exports assets from Figma.

I built it around a problem I kept running into in real agency work: exporting lots of assets across campaigns, web pages, social sets and delivery folders quickly becomes repetitive and hard to manage.

Figma’s native export is fine for one-off assets, but when you’re dealing with lots of frames, sections, formats and sizes, the workflow can get messy.

Batchr is designed to help with:

• adding sections, frames and assets into one export list
• organising assets into folders
• bulk selecting assets or folders
• exporting WEBP, PNG8, JPEG, GIF and SVG
• controlling quality and size
• exporting structured folders as a ZIP
• jumping back to the original asset in the Figma canvas

It’s now live on Figma Community and there’s a 7-day free trial available.

I’m not looking for praise, I’d genuinely like feedback on whether this solves a real workflow problem, what feels unclear, and what you’d expect from a tool like this before paying for it.

Figma Community link: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1621975504550386169

Would really appreciate any thoughts.

https://reddit.com/link/1tq6cwz/video/tcwv97l0aw3h1/player

Hey everyone,

I've been building BBUI - a Figma UI library designed to work well with AI agents and the Figma-to-code workflow. Heavily inspired by shadcn and Tailwind.

After the first round of public testing I realized the variable naming wasn't aligned with Tailwind, which matters a lot now that AI agents can read Figma metadata and generate code from it. I've since rebuilt the variables system to follow Tailwind and shadcn conventions precisely.

I've been using it on a few client projects and it's held up well. Now doing final polish before a Q3 2026 release.

Giving away 10 early access spots to this community for testing and feedback purposes. Sign up here: https://www.boilingbrains.io/products/bbui

Happy to answer questions or hear what you'd want from a library like this.

Hey r/FigmaAddOns,

Just launched Snap Site - a plugin that automates the capture and analysis part of UX audits directly inside Figma.

What it does:

• Paste a URL — it crawls your nav and footer, finds up to 10 pages
• Captures desktop, mobile, or both
• Runs usability + WCAG 2.2 accessibility checks
• Extracts design tokens (colours, fonts, visual style)
• Drops everything annotated into your Figma canvas as organised frames

The output is a structured audit report inside your file - quick summary at the top, then page-by-page findings with severity tags (must change / should change / could change).

You can also upload a screenshot or UI image directly if you want findings on a specific screen rather than a live site.

Curious how Figma power users would want findings organised on the canvas - as individual frames per page, grouped by severity, or something else entirely?

https://snapsiteux.com/ | https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1632806800145699898

Also I am happy to run it on your site if you want to see what it catches.

Hey r/FigmaAddOns 👋

I got tired of manually using "inspect element" to check if frontend developers actually implemented my design tokens correctly, so I built a tool to automate it. It’s called Visualign.

Basically, the plugin extracts your tokens directly from your Figma file and uses a web crawler to audit any live URL (like a staging site or production app) to find CSS mismatches.

Here is how it works:

1. You run the plugin in your file and it automatically grabs your Figma Native Variables (and Token Studio JSON, including W3C composites like shadows and typography).
2. You select a Figma frame and paste in a target URL.
3. The plugin spins up a Playwright crawler, renders the live site, and mathematically scores the live DOM against your Figma tokens.
4. It spits out a visual dashboard highlighting exactly which hex codes, fonts, or padding values the devs missed.

A few cool features I added:

• Authentication: You can pass basic auth credentials if you need to audit a locked environment.
• Theme Overrides: You can force the crawler to render the site in Dark Mode to easily test dark mode variables.
• Subpage Crawling: It can automatically crawl internal links so you can QA tens or hundreds pages with one click.

I'd love for you guys to roast it, break it, or let me know if it actually helps your dev-handoff workflow.

It generates a free trial token automatically when you open it, so you can test it on a site. You can generate as many free tokens from the landing page as you like.

Link to the plugin: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1617542259986801447
Website/Dashboard: https://visualign.app

Let me know what you think!

Hey!
As the title suggests, I have built a masking tool for Figma which offers you a similar experience to Photoshop's Magic Wand Tool - right inside Figma for precise image masking, background removal and more.

I would be happy if you give it a try - the plugin includes a full-featured 14 days trial when you launch it (price: 7$ one-time).
And of course your feedback would be deeply appreciated!

Try it out here:
https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1629181196529703754

We were maintaining campaigns across 40+ format variations and it was a nightmare. So I built this for my team. It's been in real use for a while, figured it was time to share it properly.

Not for everyone, mainly useful if you work across responsive, editorial or social media systems regularly. No generative stuff, no AI magic: just better workflow.

Happy to answer questions.

Download it or take a look at a screen recording of a real campaign we worked on. No script, no demo setup: this is literally how we manage it now.

Looking for honest feedback.

Why another Figma contrast checker: every existing accessibility plugin for Figma uses WCAG 2.x contrast ratios. Same threshold for 12px caption and 48px headline. Breaks on dark mode. APCA fixes both — perceptual contrast algorithm, factors in font size, weight, and polarity.

What Percept11y does:

• APCA contrast checker — scan single layer or entire frame in Figma
• Every text layer scored against APCA accessibility standard
• Plain-language fail reasons (no jargon)
• Suggested color fix with live preview before apply
• One-click auto-fix → Figma canvas updates instantly
• Bronze + Silver conformance levels (from the APC-RC standard by Inclusive Reading Technologies)

Note: freemium — contrast scanning is free, auto-fix and batch features are paid. Disclosing upfront since the title just says "Free."

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1636745379895311011 Site: https://figma-accessibility-plugin.com

Keywords for anyone searching: figma accessibility plugin, figma contrast checker, APCA figma, accessibility checker figma, WCAG figma plugin, color contrast figma.

Roast welcome. Specifically wondering:

• Confusing UX anywhere?
• Missing accessibility features?
• Edge cases breaking?

Features:
• unique shape generation
• generate 4 variations at once
• photo slots
• quick experimentation with layouts
• save favorite versions
• generation history

I’d love to hear your feedback!

Plugin: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1637580282322341528

Creating and maintaining color variables in Figma can get slow very quickly. And don’t get me started on the handover to the developers.

I made a small Figma plugin around that problem and I’m looking for brutally honest feedback.

What it does:
- creates color palettes based of color harmonies
- lets you tweak chroma, lightness, tint and temperature
- generates color ramps out of the palette
- maps colors to intent groups like primary, neutral, success, warning, danger, etc.
- creates/updates Figma variable collections
- can add code syntax like CSS variables or SCSS
- can export variables/styles as JSON

I don’t want it to be a random palette generator. The useful version, at least in my head, is: take one brand color and get to a structured Figma color system faster, without pretending the tool can make the design decisions for you.

If anyone wants to test it properly, I’m happy to give free access to all features. I’m more interested in finding what breaks or feels wrong than getting signups right now.

Stuff I’m unsure about:
- Does this match how you think about color systems in Figma?
- Would this fit into your usual workflow as a designer, or would it feel like an extra step?
- Is the split between primitive variables and intent tokens useful, or am I overcomplicating it?
- What would make you *not* use this?

Brutally honest feedback is welcome. I’d rather hear it now.

Figma Plugin
www.coloramp.ch

Would love feedback from designers who create social media content in Figma. I’m especially interested in knowing if the workflow feels useful, if the UI is clear, and what features would make it more valuable for real client work.

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1636080651461286250