FeaturesEverything the plugin does.
One thing, done thoroughly: your guideline, authored once, filled with anyone’s brand. Here is all of it.
Templates
Where a guideline starts.
Framebook templates
Start from Corporate, Editorial or Modern. Each is built the way a real guideline is built — Auto Layout, variables and text styles the whole way down.
Your own template
Turn a guideline you have already designed into a Framebook template, and use it for every client after this one.
One library
Framebook’s templates and yours sit side by side in the picker, and the plugin remembers which is which.
Covers, not filenames
Every saved template keeps a cover, so choosing one is looking at it rather than reading a list.
What you hand it
The brand, in the four pieces a guideline actually needs.
Logo, in its variations
Symbol, wordmark, full lockup, stacked, horizontal. Name the layers once and each version lands where it belongs.
Colors as variables
Bind a fill to a variable and Framebook swaps its value. One change reaches every page that used it.
Type as styles
Framebook changes the typeface and leaves your sizing, spacing and hierarchy exactly where you set them.
Brand details
Name, tagline, page numbers — the small text that has to be right on every page and is never worth typing twice.
Generating
The part that used to be a week.
The complete guideline
Every page the template defines, filled and laid out, in seconds rather than an afternoon.
Layers that say what they are
A layer named {{logo.primary}} gets the primary logo. That is the entire contract, and you can read it in the layers panel.
Unlimited brands
One template, as many clients as you have. Pro puts no cap on it.
Run it again
A new brand — or the same brand after the client changed their mind — is another pass over the same template.
What comes out
A Figma file you would have been happy to have drawn.
Editable, not exported
A real Figma file in your own account, with your layers and your names. Nothing flattened, nothing locked.
Structure intact
The Auto Layout you drew survives generation, so the document still responds when you edit it afterwards.
Yours to deliver
It is your layout and your client’s brand. Framebook does not put itself on the page.
Free for the first 3 pages
Generate the first three pages of any guideline without paying, for as long as you like.
The killer featureYour template works too.
Already have your own guideline design? Turn it into a reusable Framebook template and use it for every client.
Design the brand
Framebook the rest.
Turn your logo, colors and type into a complete, editable brand guideline right inside Figma.
Frequently asked questionsGot questions about Framebook?
We’ve got answers.
What is Framebook?
Framebook is a Figma plugin that turns your logo, colors, typography, and brand assets into a complete, editable brand guideline.
Does Framebook work directly in Figma?
Yes. Your guideline is generated directly inside Figma and stays fully editable.
Can I use my own brand guideline template?
Yes. With Framebook Pro, you can turn your existing Figma guideline into a reusable template and use it again for future clients.
Do I have to use a Framebook template?
No. You can start with one of Framebook’s templates or create your own reusable template.
What does the free version include?
You can try Framebook for free and generate the first 3 pages of a guideline. Upgrade to Pro to generate the complete guideline.
What’s included in Framebook Pro?
Framebook Pro includes complete guideline generation, all Framebook templates, unlimited brands, custom templates, and fully editable Figma output.
How much does Framebook cost?
Framebook Pro is $19/month, or $90/year when billed annually.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time. You’ll keep access until the end of your current billing period.