Figma plugin stacks
A ranked list shows the most-used plugin for one job. A stack is the handful of plugins that covers a whole workflow, from design system upkeep to client presentations. Pick a stack, copy it to your account, and change it to match how you work.
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9 stacks to start from
- 8 plugins
Figma starter stack
Designers setting up Figma for the first time
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- 7 plugins
Design system stack
Design system maintainers and the teams that consume a library
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- 7 plugins
Developer handoff stack
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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- 6 plugins
Accessibility stack
Designers who want accessibility checks built into their workflow
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- 5 plugins
Realistic content stack
Product designers who want reviews to happen on realistic screens
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- 7 plugins
Icons and illustrations stack
Designers who need visual assets without leaving Figma
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- 6 plugins
AI design stack
Designers who want AI to take on specific jobs, not the whole design
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- 6 plugins
Client presentation stack
Freelancers and agencies presenting work to clients
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Your stacks
Build and share your own stack
Sign in to save the plugins you actually use as a stack. Add plugins by name or Figma link, reorder them, and keep the stack private or publish it with a share link and a profile page.
FAQ
Plugin stacks, answered
What is a Figma plugin stack?
A small set of plugins that together cover one workflow, such as handing designs to developers or checking accessibility. A ranked list tells you the most-used plugin for one job; a stack tells you which plugins work well side by side.
How are these stacks picked?
We start from the most-used plugins in each ranked list, then pick one plugin per step of the workflow, preferring free or freemium plugins and noting any catch. Our own plugins are never part of a stack; where one fits, it's shown separately and labelled.
Can I make my own stack?
Yes. Sign in, copy any stack with Make it my stack or start from scratch, then add plugins by name or Figma link. Keep a stack private or share it with a public link and profile page.
Is it free?
Yes. Browsing stacks, building your own and sharing them are all free. The plugins themselves are free, freemium or paid, and each stack lists the price of every plugin.