Prism Blend turns a flat fill into a refracting spectrum that reacts to the shape underneath it. Drag the split point to move the colour break, twist the angle to bend the bands, and freeze the result the moment it looks right.

Built for cover art, hero backdrops and anything that needs colour without a photograph. Every layer stays editable, so you can hand the file to a teammate and they can keep tuning it.

Prism Blend

Split any fill into a live spectrum you can drag, twist and freeze.

Grid Sculptor replaces the numeric grid panel with a set of handles you can pull directly on the canvas. Columns snap, gutters follow, and the whole frame reflows as you drag.

It reads the grid you already have, so there is nothing to set up. Presets cover the usual breakpoints, and you can save your own for a house layout system.

Grid Sculptor

Reshape a layout grid by dragging it, not by typing numbers.

Chrome Melt builds a reflective surface from the colours already in your layout, so the metal belongs to the composition instead of fighting it. Push the melt slider and the surface sags and pools.

Best on large type and single shapes. It is deliberately heavy, so keep it to one element per frame.

Chrome Melt

Liquid metal that reflects the frame it lives in.

Paper Grain adds the tooth of real stock to a digital layout. Choose a weight, set how deep the fibres sit, and the texture picks up your existing shadows rather than sitting flatly on top.

Twelve stocks are included, measured from actual samples, from newsprint through to heavy cotton.

Paper Grain

Print stock texture you can drop on a finished layout.

Tiny Figma Plugins, a curated directory of small Figma plugins and shaders

Prism Blend

Grid Sculptor

Chrome Melt

Paper Grain