Submission guidelines
Anyone can submit, whether you made the tool or just found it. Here is what gets published and what gets sent back.
What we accept
- Figma plugins and shaders published to the Figma Community.
- Free, freemium and paid tools. Paid is fine as long as the pricing is honest.
- Work in progress, as long as it runs and does what the description says.
What we send back
- Dead or private links, waitlists, and anything that cannot be installed today.
- Descriptions written to game search rather than to explain the tool.
- Artwork you do not have the right to use, including stock imagery with unclear terms.
- Anything already listed. We check the Figma link against the directory automatically.
Writing a good listing
The one line description is the part most people read. Say what the tool does, not how it feels. Comb through a headline and fix the pairs that read wrong beats the ultimate typography companion every time.
In the full description, tell us the job it does, who it is for, and one thing it does that nothing else does. Two or three short paragraphs is plenty.
Artwork
- Icon: square, simple, readable at 35 pixels. PNG or WEBP with a clean edge.
- Cover: wide, showing the tool in use rather than a logo on a gradient.
- Screenshots: up to five, or a single GIF if the tool is better shown moving.
- Up to 6MB per image. We compress and resize everything on our side.
After you submit
Your submission is saved with a pending status and nothing is published automatically. We open the link, try the tool, and either publish it, come back with a question, or let you know it is not a fit. That usually takes a few days.
If a listing of yours breaks or you want it removed, use the report link on the listing page and we will sort it out.
