UISqueezy

What it does

UISqueezy keeps your design tokens and Figma variables in sync, automatically, in both directions. Push color, typography, spacing, radius, size, breakpoint, and shadow tokens straight into native Figma variables. Pull changes made in Figma back into your codebase. No copy-paste, no drift. - Two-way sync: push to Figma, pull from Figma - Native Figma plugin, connect any file in seconds - One source of truth for design and code tokens

UISqueezy Studio is the workspace where your team manages colors, typography, spacing, radius, and every token in between — then exports to CSS, SCSS, LESS or syncs straight to Figma.

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