Install These Figma Plugins – Part 04

Figma plugins can streamline your design process, automate repetitive tasks, and unlock powerful features that make your work more efficient and enjoyable. The right plugins truly make all the difference.

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We’ve handpicked a collection of essential Figma plugins that will enhance your workflow and help you work smarter, not harder.

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3D Wave

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3D Wave allows you to transform designs into soft, wave-like 3D forms, creating a fabric-like appearance for various elements.

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Jitter

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Jitter is a fast and simple animation tool for Figma that enables you to animate all your interfaces, including mobile apps, websites, landing pages, and micro-interactions, as well as content for social media, videos, and ads. You can export your animations as videos, GIFs, or Lottie files.

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Beautiful Shadows

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Beautiful Shadows allows you to create smooth and visually appealing shadows by simply dragging a 'light source' that casts shadows on selected elements.

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Pixels

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Pixels enables you to apply a pixelate or 8-bit effect filter on images, compatible with both raster and vector formats.

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Sine Wave

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Sine Wave allows users to generate sine waves effortlessly with just a few clicks.

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Repeater Effect

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Repeater Effect lets you choose any shape and generate eye-catching effects that can be used in branding materials, blog post images, or any other relevant designs.

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Magic Pattern

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Magic Pattern enables you to create seamless patterns using their own images in just minutes. You can customize the size, choose from various templates, and fill in your own pictures to complete the pattern.

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Typescales

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Typescales allows you to quickly generate a simple typescale or modular scale. This plugin helps create a visual rhythm in typography by generating font sizes that increment or decrement from a base value, using a multiplier set by you

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Styles to Variables

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Styles to Variables helps users avoid manually adding styles, allowing them to spend more time working with aliases, modes, and updating their design system components.