Phaie AI is an open-source tool you can use to generate and fix design systems. Using our Figma plugin, you can also work in existing files to create styles using AI to detect and change different colors, typographies, strokes, border radii, and much more.
Creatr is a design company which helps you get from your idea to product in under 5 minutes, while playing with design systems internally we felt the need to have a plugin which would help us identify and rename styles in exitsing design systems, but we could not find any other alternative so we decided to build Phaie, and after getting great success with our beta users we are releasing the product for everyone.
I built this plugin as a way for other designers and design teams to save a lot of time while working with existing design systems. With this update of the plugin you can edit and manage:
1. Colours: Allows users to manage and update their color palettes, ensuring consistency across the design system.
2. Typography: Provides tools to maintain and update text styles, including font families, sizes, weights, and line heights.
Apart from fixing existing design systems, you can use Phaie to create:
🚀 One Click Design Systems: Build design systems with Colours, Typography, Border radius, Shadows, Spacing and Grids all according to your choice in just 1 click.
✨ One Click Component Library: Generate scalable component Library. We give you large set of components that you can pick up and use.
🔄 One click updates: Change your design system as needed, so your projects always stay current without extra hassle.
@kartiks08 Phaie AI is a fantastic tool for managing design systems. To further enhance its functionality, consider adding a feature that suggests design improvements based on best practices and user preferences. This could help designers create more polished and consistent outputs with minimal effort.
@kartiks08 Congratulations on the launch of Phaie AI! Providing an open-source tool that generates and fixes design systems is a remarkable achievement. The Figma plugin integration, which allows users to work in existing files and use AI to detect and change various design elements, is particularly impressive. This tool is set to revolutionize design workflows.
@kartiks08 Kudos to the Phaie AI team for developing such an innovative and user-friendly tool! The ability to generate and fix design systems using AI, along with the Figma plugin integration, makes this an essential tool for modern designers. This will undoubtedly streamline design processes and improve productivity.
@kartiks08 Phaie AI sounds like a powerful tool for designers! How does the AI handle complex design elements and ensure that the changes are contextually appropriate? I appreciate the open-source approach and the integration with Figma, and I’m curious about the AI’s adaptability to different design styles.
@kartiks08 The concept behind Phaie AI is exciting, but how do you ensure the tool’s changes align with the designer’s original vision and brand guidelines? Understanding the mechanisms in place to maintain design consistency and integrity would be reassuring for users relying on the AI for critical design decisions.
I'm going to share this extension with my design team. It seems like a lot of work can be done easily with your extension in Figma.
The component library feature is intriguing. Are the components customizable, or do they come as fixed templates?
The component library feature is intriguing. Are the components customizable, or do they come as fixed templates?
The component library feature is intriguing. Are the components customizable, or do they come as fixed templates?
Impressive work =) Can you share how the plugin manages conflicts when updating color palettes and typography? Are there auto-fix options available?
I’ve been using it, and it's a huge time-saver. The one-click design systems and component library have streamlined my workflow.
I’ve been using it, and it's a huge time-saver. The one-click design systems and component library have streamlined my workflow.
Phaie looks fantastic! It would be even more powerful with a feature for version control, so teams can track design changes over time.
