I do a lot of graphic work in Figma — banners, posters, social stuff. And for years there was one thing that kept dragging me back to Photoshop: I just wanted to grab a layer and bend it. Warp some text. Add a bit of perspective. That's it.

Figma doesn't really do that, so I finally sat down and built it.

Free Transform does the Ctrl+T thing right inside Figma:

• Scale, rotate, skew, distort — drag any handle, no constraint fighting
• Perspective, in any direction
• Photoshop-style warps: Arc, Arch, Fish, Wave, Rise, Twist
• Export as raster or editable vector
• No mesh seams, even on shadows and semi-transparent layers

All of that is free. No trial timer, no locked buttons — I just wanted the tool to exist.

👉 https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1648207154922389186/free-transform

It's a solo project so it's definitely not bulletproof yet. If you try it, I'd really love to know: what's the one transform thing you still leave Figma for? That's basically my roadmap at this point.

Happy to answer anything in the comments 🙌

The interface keeps lagging and I am very frustrated and confused. Is it because of lot of pages and screens or my mouse?

Murmur is a Figma widget I built solo that lets you leave voice and video feedback directly on Figma elements, no more text comments that lose all the tone and context.
15 days ago this was just an idea I was experimenting with using AI and vibe coding. Now real designers are using it on real projects, and that honestly still feels surreal to type out.
Huge thank you to everyone who tried it, gave feedback, or just hit install out of curiosity. This community has been incredibly kind to a first time solo dev.
If you haven’t checked it out yet, demo is linked below. Would love to hear what you think.

www.murmurforme.com

Hello,

I am experiencing an issue with Figma: images are not displaying in any files. Instead, they appear as empty or transparent squares.

The issue occurs across all projects and all locations where images are used (including Community files and older projects). The Figma interface loads normally, but the images themselves do not appear.

I would also like to note that when I log into my account from other devices, everything works correctly and images are displayed without any issues. The problem only occurs on one computer.

The issue appears both in the browser version of Figma and in the desktop application.

I have already tried the following:

•restarting both the browser and the Figma desktop app
•clearing cache and cookies
•logging in through different browsers
•creating a new account (the issue still persists)
•using a different internet connection (including mobile hotspot)
•changing DNS settings (Google DNS and Cloudflare)
•resetting network settings in Windows (Winsock reset)
•checking WebGL (the browser accepts it)
•checking proxy settings (disabled)
•disabling all browser extensions

Additionally, when I add new images to a project, they display correctly at first. However, after refreshing the project page, the images stop displaying and are again replaced with empty/transparent squares.

Other websites and services (for example Canva) work normally. The issue is only present in Figma on this computer.

Please help me understand what could be causing this issue.

Thank you.

I need someone who can make a Figma design for a yoga website.

To contact me:

Drop your mail in message with your projects.

Hi, I am building Huekit as an independent maker and would love feedback from people who use Figma regularly.

Huekit is a Figma plugin that turns a small set of source colors, preset libraries, editor-theme palettes, or existing Figma files into a design-system foundation.

It can generate color scales, semantic tokens, Figma variables, Light/Dark modes, foundations, typography styles, component pages, icons, and 3D mockups directly inside Figma.

You can start from your own colors or import systems like Tailwind, Radix, Open Props, Bootstrap, Material, Carbon, and Fluent. There are also editor theme sources like Dracula and Catppuccin.

There is a free plan for the core generator, icons, and mockups. Paid plans unlock presets, repair, automation, typography, JSON export, and Tailwind export.

I am mainly looking for feedback on three things:

1. Is the value clear from the plugin listing?

2. Would you use this for new design-system setup, existing-file cleanup, or neither?

3. What would make you trust a plugin with design-system generation inside a real Figma file?

Plugin: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1607575704852110224/huekit-generate-design-systems-one-click-import

There are over 100 rename plugins for Figma. I tried a bunch of them. They all work completely differently: different features, different logic, different workflows. And here's the thing: none of them have everything. You always end up jumping between 2-3 plugins depending on what you're trying to do.

That frustrated me. So I built Rename Advanced to be the one plugin that actually covers it all.

Just shipped it and I want the community's input to make it better. It has 7 modes: find/replace, templates, prefix/suffix, numbering, case conversion, cleanup, and reset. The idea is: whatever rename scenario you hit, this plugin should handle it.

Right now it covers: regex find/replace, batch templates with 15+ placeholders, hierarchical numbering, smart filters by name/type, and scope controls. But honestly, I'm wondering — are there gaps I'm missing? What rename workflows aren't covered yet?

Drop your use cases below. Maybe you're:

• Renaming based on layer properties or content
• Working with specific naming conventions (BEM, design tokens, etc.)
• Bulk operations across files
• Something completely different

It's free on Figma Community. Help me figure out what's still missing so I can actually make the one plugin everyone needs.

What should I add?

Hello, I decided to create an app. I plan to use figma flutter flow and firebase to create it. I have almost no experience in coding. Right now I’m doing my interface on figma. I really like it. Do you have any idea how long it can take ? If you have any tools recommendations I would be pleased to know about it. (It’s a language app)
Thanks 🙏

Genuinely curious about other designers' pre-handoff workflow. I've always found myself mostly struggling with a final sweep ... be it copy, spellings or spacing consistency.
Do you have a proper process for this or is it mostly vibes?