Help
Last updated: 15 October 2026
Framyy is a web app at app.framyy.com with a companion plugin for Figma. You plan the work in the app; the plugin applies the changes you approve inside your Figma file.
1. Get access
Framyy is invitation only. Request access on framyy.com — the Request Access button on the first screen or in the menu. We write back to the e-mail you leave.
2. Sign in
Open app.framyy.com and sign in with your work e-mail or with Continue with Figma. Use the address your invitation was sent to.
3. Install the plugin
- Install Framyy from the Figma Community (available once published).
- Or download your personal copy from the app and import it in the Figma desktop app: Plugins → Development → Import plugin from manifest.
4. Connect the plugin
- Open the Figma file Framyy should work on and run the Framyy plugin there.
- If the plugin shows Connect with a code, copy the one-time code from the app and paste it into the plugin. You do this once per computer.
- The plugin works only in the file it is open in. To work on another file, open the plugin in that file.
- Make sure the design-system file you chose in Framyy is the one open in Figma — a copy with the same name can’t be told apart.
5. Run your first task
- In the app, pick a tool on the home screen — for example Sync, Polish, Inspector or Cleaner.
- Paste the link to your Figma file and follow the steps on screen.
- Review what Framyy proposes. Nothing is written until you start the run.
- Keep the plugin window open while it writes. If a change needs your decision, the app asks you, and the rest of the work keeps going.
If something goes wrong
- Can’t reach Framyy — the plugin has lost its connection and keeps retrying. Nothing is lost; check your internet connection.
- The plugin asks for an update — get the new version from the Figma Community, or download a fresh copy from the app.
- The plugin waits in another file — open it in the file you chose in the app.
Contact
Questions, problems or feedback — write to support@framyy.com.
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