Two plugins for typography and color foundations, built out of real project frustrations
A lot of Figma files still reach handoff with the same problems:
inconsistent typography, messy color systems, duplicated styles, missing variables, and foundations that become painful to scale later.
The goal behind these tools was to make those foundations faster to structure, easier to systemise, and less painful to clean up manually, without building custom workflows around it.
Typiq helps designers set up a structured typography system from scratch — without spending hours on it. It scans your text styles, suggests a normalised type scale, and automatically generates Core, Responsive, and Semantic Variables and text styles, ready to use. If you're starting a new project or design system and want solid type foundations in place before things get messy, that's exactly what it's built for.
https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1617710930760162400/typiq
Scale Forge helps generate structured and scalable color systems, with support for multi-color scale generation, automatic Variables creation a Hue Mode designed to produce more natural tonal transitions instead of flat RGB interpolation.
https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1605025907827372531/scale-forge-production-ready-color-systems
Both plugins can also generate documentation-ready preview frames directly on the canvas.
I know there are already many plugins exploring similar areas, and today there are also increasingly powerful AI/code-based workflows, but they came from very specific frustrations I kept encountering repeatedly in real projects, so I thought they might still be useful to others too.
Would genuinely love feedback from the community.