Howdy 🤠, I'm the guy that created GuideGuide. I launched the first version for Photoshop back in 2010 when we were still shuttling web mockups around between PSD files. A lot has changed since then, but I'm still as unsatisfied as ever with the grid tools our design apps provide. Don't get me wrong, Figma is probably the best of them — but I still think GuideGuide can do better. It's a plugin that manipulates the built-in guide feature of the software it supports to create grids. This is great for when you're not using autolayout, or need nonstandard grids that grid layouts can't handle. GuideGuide can do all the vanilla stuff: margins, columns, rows, and gutters. It's even got a few buttons for quickly adding edge and midpoint guides. The real power lies in it's *grid notation*, a way to create any kind of grid you might need. Want a sidebar along with your columns? Easy. Factoring in aspect ratios? Done. Are you a math pervert? Use GuideGuide to put Fibonacci everywhere. If you're any sort of designer, you probably use a tool that GuideGuide supports. Now with Figma support, GuideGuide is ready to help you line stuff up with other stuff wherever you like to work.

Good job. Looks great. Best of luck today ❤️🦄

@cameronmcefee Congratulations on your launch. Upvoted. Would love your support on our launch as well here: (Tigbar)

Awesome! I'm so happy there is a guide guide for figma now, I miss it from my PS days