Week 24 - Wireframer, hyperlinker, spell-checker and more

This week's five new Figma plugins.

We’re half-way through the week which means it’s time for a new issue of Figma Plugin Weekly! And this week’s round-up of new Figma plugins are do-ers… There’s a wireframer, a hyperlinker, a screenshot spell-checker and even a flag-fetcher!

Keep reading for all 5 of this week’s latest additions to Figma Community 👇

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1. Banani AI

Generate mobile app wireframes from text prompts.

Should designers be scared or excited about all the AI plugins being created? While we don’t have the answer, we’re sure seeing a lot of this kind of plugin lately…

Banani AI is one of the most recent AI-powered plugins that turns your text prompts into mobile app wireframes. Simply type what kind of app or design you want, and the plugin will generate the screens. It’s great for speeding-up the wireframe phase, so you can quickly move forward with UX and UI.

• 🎁 FREE

• 📲 Generate mobile app designs from text prompts

• ⚡️ Speed-up the design phase

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2. FlagFetch

Import any flag in SVG or PNG.

FlagFetch is a browsable library with flags from all over the world. You can search for a specific country, or browse by continent, and then choose whether you want to import the flag in SVG or PNG format. A great way to quickly add flag images to your designs.

• 🎁 FREE

• ⛳️ Insert any flag into your designs

• 🖼️ Available in PNG and SVG

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3. My Connector

Your assistant for creating user flows.

My Connector generates arrow connections between Figma elements to help you design clear and attractive user flows. And without drawing a single arrow by hand! Choose the placement of your arrow, color, style and more. Plus, connectors will automatically update anytime you move its layer.

• 🎁 FREE plan with 48 connectors, 💰 PRO plans from $15/month

• 🪄 Quickly create custom connectors for user flows

• β Currently in Beta

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4. Pixelait Spell Check

Spell check images and screenshots.

Pixelait Spell Check is handy if we want to do everything in Figma, even our editing and spell checking. While Figma natively spell-checks all text layers, it can’t verify text that’s inside an image. This is where Pixelait comes in… Select any image with text that you want to check, run the plugin and you’ll get a list with all spelling errors both in the plugin and as a text layer directly in your canvas.

• 🎁 FREE

• 📝 Spell check static images in Figma

• 🖥️ Great for checking imported screenshots

💡 If you’re importing screenshots of a website… Have you tried html.to.design? It converts any webpage into fully-editable Figma designs. All content is imported as text layers so you can use Figma’s native spell-checker to correct and edit directly.

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5. Universal Hyperlinker

Create clickable links for ANY element on your canvas.

You can already add hyperlinks to text, but what about shapes, images, components…? Introducing: Universal Hyperlinker. This plugin allows you to add links to any element in Figma, not just text. Select the element you want to add a link to (hold CNTRL key for selecting multiple items at once), run Universal Hyperlinker, enter the URL (with or without https://) and click ‘Hyperlink’. Now, anytime you click on the element, it directs you to the chosen link. The target area of the link is automatically determined and fits dynamically to the dimensions of the selected object(s).

• 🎁 FREE

• 🔗 Hyperlink any element in your canvas, not just text

• 🚀 Great for creating mockups that mirror web functionality

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