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Figma to Code
turning designs into code
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Icons
icons
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Mockups
device and print mockups
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Design Systems
building and maintaining design systems
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accessibility and WCAG checks
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Figma starter stack
Designers setting up Figma for the first time
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Design system maintainers and the teams that consume a library
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Designers handing off to engineers, and developers working in Dev Mode
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- 6 plugins
Wireframing and user flow stack
UX designers mapping structure and flows before visual design
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Accessibility stack
Designers who want accessibility checks built into their workflow
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Realistic content stack
Product designers who want reviews to happen on realistic screens
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Autospec
Auto-generate design specs in one click
Free to start
Instancer
Every component combination in one click
Free to start
Table Creator
Import Excel, CSV and Google Sheets tables
Free to start
Snappattern
Generate seamless patterns and grids
Skletons
Turn frames into skeleton loaders
Free
FlowConnect
Connect frames with smart flow arrows
Free
Flippy
GIF maker and flipbook animation tool
Free to start
Palleter
Generate harmonious color palettes
Free
Mock Master AI
AI-powered mock data and avatars
Free
Annomate
Annotation and dev handoff tool
Free
Variable Master
Manage design tokens and variables
Free
FAQ
Figma plugins, answered
What are Figma plugins?
Figma plugins are small apps, built by the community and by companies, that run inside Figma Design, Dev Mode, FigJam and Figma Slides. They automate work Figma doesn't do natively: inserting icons, generating code, checking contrast, filling designs with realistic content, exporting GIFs and much more.
What are the best Figma plugins in 2026?
The most-used Figma plugins are Iconify, Unsplash, html.to.design, Figma to Code and Icons8. The best plugin for you depends on the job, so we keep a separate list for each task. Start with the best Figma plugins of 2026 or pick a use case below.
Are Figma plugins free?
Most are. The rest are either paid in Figma (a one-off price or subscription) or free to install with paid features unlocked through the developer's own site. See the best free Figma plugins.
How do I install a Figma plugin?
There's nothing to download. Open a Figma file, press Cmd + K (Ctrl + K on Windows) to open the Actions menu, switch to the Plugins & widgets tab, search for the plugin and run it. Our plugin install guide covers Dev Mode, FigJam, Slides and saving plugins for later.