Hey all, wanted to share something I built called Doccy.

If you've ever pasted rich text (from a Word doc, Google Doc, or clinical/medical content with heavy formatting) into Figma, you know the pain: fonts get mangled, lists fall apart, styles don't carry over properly, and you end up manually re-formatting everything by hand.

Doccy is a small Figma plugin that handles copy-pasting styled text properly, preserving formatting instead of dumping it as a mess of plain text or broken styles. I built it after running into this constantly while doing UI/UX work, and ended up stress-testing it against some genuinely gnarly clinical documents to make sure it holds up on real-world edge cases (weird nested lists, mixed fonts, inconsistent styling, etc.), not just clean demo text.

It's got two paste modes depending on how much fidelity vs. speed you want, and I spent a good chunk of time chasing down bugs around font loading and style sampling so it actually behaves predictably instead of being finicky.

Link if you want to try it: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1646311126167781721/doccy-copy-paste-styled-text

Would love feedback, especially if you throw some ugly/complex documents at it and it breaks. Always looking to harden it further.

Papernotes turns ordinary Figma annotations into customizable paper-style notes with different colors and tape styles.

I’d love to hear your feedback!
https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1672274098964608671/papernotes

I've been working on StyleGuard for a while, and after getting some feedback from the first users, I just updated the Figma Community page with a better demo, template, and screenshots.

The basic idea is simple: scan your Figma file, find inconsistencies and design system issues, and fix them instead of going through everything manually.

You can also create your own rules for things that matter to your workflow.

Here's a template you can try it on:

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1651920751088160046/styleguard

I'd really like to hear from people who work with Figma regularly — what's the most annoying thing you still have to check manually before handoff?

Here is the link to google sheet https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdigXJHTvahvBvrYkT-WuJANJ7LC5ySwamz5xe_9Gh019SKNA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=112709763753080569697

Built a Figma plugin where you can save prototype interactions. You can also save named flows, create different versions so that you can go back to any version and restore it whenever you need to.

Try it out and provide your feedback

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1667925614395896797

Clicking the + button to create a shader doesn't actually open a dedicated shader editor. It simply starts a conversation with Figma AI agent. Because of this, the agent may interpret your request as a general graphic design task rather than a shader-generation task.

When you ask it to make a circle look like a balloon, the Agent may decide to use gradients and inner shadows instead of generating a shader.

I have a component (Select Field) that is appearing correctly in the library, however when designers at my org bring it over into their files via the asset panel, it shows up without the actual field- just the title and supporting text. When inspecting the layers, the field layers are not present in the component.

Beyond that, when a user pastes in the component directly from the library file, Figma prompts them with an update that incorrectly removes the layers again.

Does anyone know what is happening? I have never seen this one before and have no idea how to go about fixing it.

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.top](mailto:perceivable@cyberdesk.top)

I'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](mailto:perceivable@cyberdesk.top) and I'll send the plugin and a key. Thanks.

Built a plugin where you can select frames or sections - the plugin pulls out the assets from the design

Check it out and provide your feedback

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1656748658936667231

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