Tailwind Sync

Tailwind Sync

Figma variables to Tailwind in one click

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Tailwind Sync is a plugin for Figma that synchronizes variables to Tailwind code, enhancing design-to-dev handoff for speed, consistency, and scalability.
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Youssef
👋 Hey Hunters! I’m Youssef, Design Engineer at source.paris and one of the creators of Tailwind Sync, a free Figma plugin we’re launching today! 🤔 What it does and why we built it? We couldn’t find a market solution that streamlined the design-to-code process while properly handling theming and reusable tokens for complex projects. So, we created our own tool: a plugin to easily sync Figma variables to Tailwind. We’re releasing it for free, hoping it helps teams save time, avoid manual errors, and track design changes—from simple projects to complex design systems. 💡Key features: - Plug and play: Simply drag and drop the file into your code editor and start coding with the exact same theme as in Figma. - Variables, not values: Tailwind Sync outputs variables instead of hardcoded values. - Built-in changelog: Automatically tracks and documents changes to variables and text styles for versioning and communication. - Tailwind scoping: Ensures Tailwind scoping matches Figma’s, guiding developers to use values consistently, and maintain design integrity. 🙌 We’d love to hear what you think, how you’re using it, and any ideas for improvements. Thanks for checking it out! – Youssef & the team at source.paris
Youssef
@arpanramtek Exactly! That’s what we’re aiming for – bridging the gap between design and development.
Ritwik Sachdeva
@dobbo5 this is a great productivity booster. good job guys!
Kyrylo Silin
Hey Youssef, How does it handle complex design systems? Does it support nested variables or aliasing? Congrats on the launch!
Youssef
Hey @kyrylosilin, Yes, it absolutely does! The plugin was designed specifically to support both variables and aliases, which is essential for handling complex design systems. For example, in one of the largest design systems in France (BNPP), it only takes about 5 minutes to process and hand over thousands of variables from Figma to Tailwind.
Matei Convard
Sounds amazing! Looking forward trying it 👏🏻
Youssef
@matei_convard1 Thanks! We can’t wait for you to try it out. Let us know what you think once you’ve had a chance to test it! 👏