figma-variables-generator

To convert design tokens into Figma variables JSON, you generate structured JSON files mapping colors, spacing, and typography into Figma variable collections. This automates token-driven UI generation by supporting multi-mode inputs and variable references for direct plugin import.

Yes, the Figma variables generator supports multi-mode inputs for Light and Dark modes. It processes textual token descriptions to output JSON that properly structures color, spacing, and typography variables across both themes for consistent design systems.

When generating Figma variable JSON, supported design token types are strictly limited to color, number, string, and boolean. The generator enforces these types alongside pixel-based values to ensure structural compatibility within Figma variable collections.

Yes, you can use variable references and aliases in your Figma JSON output. The generator supports hierarchical organization and token aliasing, allowing you to link design tokens together and maintain structural consistency across your design system components.

The best way to import generated Figma variables JSON is by using common Figma plugins designed for token import. The generator outputs JSON files structured for these plugins, enabling direct mapping of your design tokens into Figma variable collections.

Non-pixel design token values are rejected because the generator enforces pixel-based values for numerical spacing and typography. This constraint ensures the generated Figma variable JSON strictly adheres to expected token formats for consistent UI generation.