Arc is super simple: select your text, and bend it. A great application is to create a circle of text, and then animate it to spin on your Webflow site.
For user flows, you might have a better time using a dedicated piece of software such as Flowmapp. But for those times when you need a flow chart in Figma, use Autoflow. Select item 1, hold down shift, and select item two—and Autoflow will draw a line between them for you.
Stop searching online for placeholder profile pics. Use Avatars instead.
Blobs allows you to generate... blobs. Select a complexity and contrast, and hit "make blobs" as many times as you want.
Get the logo and details from brands across the web—without leaving Figma.
A well-executed dot grid will take your design someplace special. Make it easy, with Dot Grid.
Easometric is the easiest way to give your designs that isometric look.
Possibly the only Figma plugin ever to have two commas and an exclamation point in the name, this one is useful for bringing in existing website designs. From there, you can easily copy text and colors over to your new design.
Just before developer handoff, you're likely tidying up fonts and components. Font Fascia helps you identify rogue fonts, so you can change that Aktiv Grotesk link to Neue Haas Grotesk like the rest of the design.
Font Scale allows you to proportion your heading classes according to proven scales such as Perfect Fourth and the Golden Ratio. Easy peezy.
Ditch your pen tool and make some waves the easy way with Get Waves!
Sometimes you want to drop a massive image into Figma. Enter Insert Big Image. According to the developer, it "intelligently splits up and inserts each image file as a set of smaller images. (This is to work around a limitation in Figma where images with a dimension larger than 4096 pixels are scaled down"
Looper is sexy af. create fades, aberrations, and 3D shapes using a simple repeating pattern. Select factors such as distance and color progression and rotation to find the best effect.
Lorem Ipsum takes the guesswork out of filler text. Use the "Auto-Generate" function to fill a text box drawn on your canvas.
Insert sexy maps into your designs, right from Mapsicle. For a less editorial and more artistic map, play with their camera settings: pitch and rotation.
Linear gradients are so 2019. Do something about it with Mesh Gradient.
Adding some Noise to your images and color blocks (and your background) is an underrated way of making your design #oddlysatisfying.
Oblique makes things oblique. Can recommend.
This thing makes patterns. Use it.
Pixelate an image, quickly. And then vectorize it if you need.
SkewDat is a super-simple skewing tool. Can recommend.
SmoothShadow is probably my most-used plugin. It replaces the basic drop-shadow with a smoother, more realistic gradient and a more appealing shadow shape. Control all aspects from offset, alpha, and more.
When it's time to move from design to development, use TinyImage Compressor to keep your image file sizes under control.
To Path is like the arc tool, except you can have text follow any curve you'd like.
The Unsplash you know and love, right in Figma.
Get Youtube video thumbnails into Figma the easy way.