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Everything the plugin does, in one page

Getting started

1. Open the plugin in any Figma file.
2. Select a frame and press Scan selection, or press Scan full canvas to check the whole page.
3. Each issue names the layer, the criterion, and the measured value. Press Fix to apply the suggested change — taken from your own color styles and variables where possible — or fix it by hand and re-scan.

Every fix is re-verified after it is applied: the plugin measures the result again rather than assuming the change worked. Undo in Figma (⌘Z) reverts a fix like any other edit.

What it checks

Nine deterministic checks against WCAG 2.2 (AA/AAA), plus advisory notices where the standard requires judgement. The full list with details is on the home page— in short: text contrast (1.4.3), line spacing (1.4.12), target size (2.5.8 · 2.5.5), icon and border contrast (1.4.11), image alt text (1.1.1), color-only links (1.4.1), clipped text (1.4.10), field labels (2.4.6), and focus states (2.4.7).

A result is only ever reported when it is measured, never inferred — if a check cannot decide, it stays quiet instead of guessing. That is what "zero false positives" means here.

Privacy

The plugin runs entirely on your machine and makes no network requests; its manifest declares "allowedDomains": ["none"], which Figma enforces. Details in the privacy policy.

Free and Pro

Scanning is free. One-click and batch fixes and the report export are Pro — $12 for 30 days or $120 for a year. Plans are compared on the pricing section.

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