Release notes

Eleven interface languages, a selector in the toolbar, a remembered choice, and file identifiers that stay untouched.

• Plugin interface localized into 11 languages
• Language selector in the toolbar switches the UI without restarting Figma
• Your language choice is remembered between sessions
• Variable, collection and layer names are never translated
• Every tool — Scan & Create, audits and Find & Replace — uses the localized interface

Selecting a primitive now shows every atom that aliases it, and lets you repoint those references with a preview first.

• Pick a primitive and see every atom variable that aliases it
• Replace one reference or all of them at once with another primitive
• Filter candidate primitives by compatible variable type
• A step-by-step wizard shows a preview before anything changes
• Usage lookup stays responsive on large collections

A read-only typography inventory that groups text layers by family, weight and style and lists every size in use.

• Font Scanner groups every text layer by family, weight and style
• See each unique font size in use, so stray 14px / 15px stacks surface before handoff
• Scan the current page or the whole file, including pages you have not opened
• The scan button reports progress and stays disabled while a scan is running

The plugin gains its audit suite and a dashboard built around it: contrast, untokenized values and coverage, all in one shell.

• A new dashboard with full-width tool cards and a persistent header, so every tool is one click away
• Contrast Audit checks WCAG 2.1 contrast for text and UI colors against token values
• Find Untokenized Values lists fills, opacity, padding, gap, radius and stroke without a bound variable
• Coverage Audit groups unbound properties by node and zooms to the layer when you click a row
• Settings moves into the same shell, with shared checkbox and export controls across tools

The first build turns a scanned Figma file into a two-level variable system, with a preview before anything is written.

• Scan a selection or the whole page and extract colors, spacing, radii, shadows, gradients, opacity and typography
• Deduplicate values before creating variables, then rename and filter them in a preview
• Create a Primitives → Atoms hierarchy where Atoms alias Primitives instead of copying values
• Find every atom that references a primitive and replace it, one by one or all at once
• Filter replacement targets by compatible variable type