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PixCut Background Remover

Want to remove background from image free? Wondershare PixCut plugin will help you to make image background transparent automatically for free. Users could remove 10 images for FREE per month with the help of PixCut Plugin. How to Get Remove Background from Image with 3 Steps?1. Sign up pixcut.wondershare.com and get a free app-key. 2. Select one picture and run the Background Remover from the Plugins menu.3. Get your image without background, but with the original image size and quality. Meet the Best Online Image Editor – Wondershare PixCut PixCut is a multi-purpose image tool developed by Wondershare Technology to help you do all kinds of alterations to your image. People can use PixCut to design posters, banners, YouTube thumbnails, Instagram posts, and many more for marketing, career, or other related purposes. What Makes PixCut the Best Online Editing Tool?1. Automatic AI & Quick Speed You don't have to outline the background to be removed manually. The automatic removal of the background does not take more than a few seconds to complete. 2. API The supported environments are URL, Node.js, Python, Java, PHP, Objective-C, and .Net. You can get a successful API call for one credit. 3. Remove Watermark With one simple click, all the displeasing scratches, defects, and watermarks from your image will disappear into thin air. 4. Online Bulk Remove Need to remove the backgrounds of multiple images? You can remove the backgrounds of up to 30 images, all at once. 5. Enlarge Image You can enlarge your image to 4 times while still keeping the high resolution intact.

by Wondershare PixCut

197K users

Rename It

Keep your Figma files organized, batch rename layers and frames.**NEW FEATURE** Quickly rename layers using the Figma quick actions launcher.Select the layers that you want to renameInvoke the Figma launcher with ⌘/ on Mac or Control/ on PCSearch for "quick rename" and press enterType what you want to rename your layers (You can use any Rename It keywords, such as %N for sequence rename)Press enter and choose the sequence order if needed. Voila! The layers should be renamed.Multiple LayersRename Multiple layers at once.SequenceSequentially rename layers in either ascending or descending order.Keyword %N - Ascending numbered sequenceKeyword %n - Descending numbered sequenceKeyword %A - Alphabet sequenceAdditionally, you can choose the sequence order by:Layer Panel - orders by the layer order in the panelLeft to right, top to bottom - orders by canvas position starting from the left most selected layerTop to bottom, left to right - orders by canvas position starting from the top most layerCurrent Layer NameThe keyword %* will copy the current selected layer(s) name.Layer Name CaseYou can use the %* with combination of letters to convert the layer name case.Keyword %*u% - Convert to UPPER CASEKeyword %*l% - Convert to lower caseKeyword %*t% - Convert to Title CaseKeyword %*uf% - Convert to Upper first wordKeyword %*c% - Convert to camelCase (This will remove the spaces)Add Width and HeightRename layer(s) with the width %W and height %H of a layer.Find & Replace in Selected LayersReplace any word(s) or character(s) from selected layers.

by Rodrigo Soares

184K users

Tablefy

Export your frames and instances to tabular data (.csv).Let's say you manage some tasks on your Figma files and want to export a .csv to filter by status, send it to someone or upload to Google Sheets. Tablefy will help you do just that.How to use itTablefy relies on your layers naming to recognize how to transform your frames / instances to tabular data.As an example, you could create a list of instances with the following layer structure and names:👉 Instance named "Item"Group named "Column"Text Layer named "Header" filled with text "Name"Text Layer named "Value" filled with text "Task 1"Group named "Column"Text Layer named "Header" filled with text "Status"Text Layer named "Value" filled with text "To do"So, you could open the plugin and set the values:Row identifier: "Item"Column Identifier: "Column"Value text layer: "Value"Header text layer: "Header"When you hit Tablefy button, it will generate a .csv with two columns (Name, Status) and as many rows as the frames or instances you selected.You can add as many columns as you want! If your frame just have one useful column, you can ignore "Column Identifier" and keep it empty.It's recommended that you always use instances, since they guarantee each selected frame has always the same layers.Custom columns:You can add custom dynamic columns. Let's say you want to export an url to your frame listed as a row in the csv. You could add a custom column and set its value to "${url}". You can use node parameters as well, like ${node-id}, ${node-name}, ${node-x}.Available variables:${url} - creates an url to the frame${index} - adds a counter relative to the frame list position${node-prop} - retrieve properties from the figma node object, like "node-id", "node-name", "node-x"${predict:"frameName", category: "frameTextLayer"}${layerName} - fetch a layer inside that row with this name and get its text contentsPredict columns with Machine LearningUse the "predict" variable in a dynamic column to apply a classification automatically using the KNN (K-Nearest Neighbours) algorithm. It finds the nearest frame to the row node and sets a value from a layer of that closer framer.This can be really useful if your spacial organization has some meaning that you want to export to the rows. If you have a canvas with titled areas, you could export with your rows which title frame was closer to it.An example:If you set a custom column value field like: ${predict:"frameName", category: "frameTextLayer"}For each node (row) we will look at all the frames named "frameName", find which one is closer to the node and apply to this column that frame's "frameTextLayer" content.

by Kiko Herrschaft

136K users

Similayer

This plugin takes Figma’s in-built ‘Select all with...’ command to the next level. 🔥Select similar layers; based on a whole range of properties.Select other layers...After selecting a layer, run this plugin to select all other layers based on specific properties.[NEW] Select within...If you select multiple layers first, you can choose which properties and values to reduce the selection.---A small favour — if you find this plugin helpful, why not support me by Buying me a Coffee---Example use cases:• Selecting all instances of a specific component to swap out for a different one• Changing all layers with a specific Text Style to a new one• Selecting all ‘cards’ with the same corner radius and fill color• etc.Supported propertiesHere's a full list of all the properties that this plugin supports. If there's one missing that you'd love to see. Let me know at david@williames.comComponents:Other component instancesOther component variantsComponent scale factorTextText StyleFont sizeFont familyFont styleText caseText decorationLetter spacingLine heightHorizontal alignmentVertical alignmentsAuto resizeText charactersParagraph styleParagraph indentParagraph spacingFillsFill StyleFill colorFill opacityNo fillsStrokesStroke StyleStroke colorStroke widthStroke opacityStroke positionStroke capStroke joinStroke dash patternNo strokesEffectsEffect StyleEffect radiusShadow colorShadow offsetAuto LayoutHas Auto layout?Layout directionLayout sizing (Primary direction)Layout sizing (Counter direction)Layout alignment (Primary direction)Layout alignment (Counter direction)Item spacingPadding (All)Top paddingRight paddingBottom paddingLeft paddingLayoutSizeWidthHeightPosition (all)X PositionY PositionAbsolute position (all)Absolute X positionAbsolute Y positionRotationCorner radius (all)Top-left radiusTop-right radiusBottom-right radiusBottom-left radiusLayersLayer nameBlend modeLayer opacityLayer typeIs locked?Is mask?Is visible?ImagesImage filters (all)Image exposureImage contrastImage saturationImage temperatureImage tintImage highlightsImage shadowsExport settingsExport settings (all)Export formatExport suffixExport constraintExport contents only?PrototypePrototype reactions (all)Action destinationAction typeNavigation typeTrigger typePrototype transition (all)Transition typeTransition easingTransition durationTransition direction

by Dave

102K users

Neumorphism

Create beautiful neumorphistic designs in just a few seconds. Just select anything you would like to "neumorph", open the plugin and boom. It adds shadows and gradient fills to your selection, which you can customize to your needs.Some cool live-examples of neumorphism on the web:productdesignresources.comicons.theforgesmith.comshape.soWhat is neumorphism?It's a UI trend which is using multiple shadows and gradients to "fake" light and to bring back a more natural and realistic look and feel. Kind of like skeuomorphism in iOS back in 2007. Read more about it here: https://uxdesign.cc/neumorphism-in-user-interfaces-b47cef3bf3a6A few tips how to create beautiful neumorphic designs:The background layer and the layer you are "neumorphing" should have the same color.If you neumorph' text, be sure to also have it the same color, open the plugin, and when you're done, you can change the text color to a darker one, for better readability.Neumorphism doesn't work on pure white or pure black, because it adds shadows that are darker / brighter than the background/current selection fill. If you use pure white or black, it will miss one of the shadows and it won't feel "neumorphistic" anymore. I'll suggest to take a kind of bluish tint of white / black.—Thank you very much for the kind help for the color calculation-algorithm from Adam, he built the site https://neumorphism.io/ on which you can generate neumorphic CSS shadows. Check it out! 🤗Feature requests? 😊 Questions?Just hit me on Twitter (@madebyfabian), via mail (hello@madebyfabian.com) or via an Issue on GitHub.—Made with ❤️ by Fabian B. in Nuremberg, Germany. Want to support me? Would appreciate that very much! http://buymeacoff.ee/madebyfabian

by Fabian B.