Vectrum – Smart pattern generation.

Vectrum — procedural patterns for people who refuse to open Photoshop.

Pick two colors. Vectrum interpolates a full palette from deep-shadow to blinding-highlight and writes a native, fully-editable Figma frame packed with vector paths — hero backgrounds, cards, avatars, button surfaces, or anything flat enough to deserve texture. No raster. No sign-up. No phone-home. It does one thing and it does not negotiate.

Eight shape engines. Six standard: Wave, Sharp, Sine, ECG (anatomically correct heartbeat — P wave, QRS, the works), Circle, and Radial.

Two new heavyweights:

Low Poly — triangulated facets with physically-grounded per-face lighting. A real light vector (angle + elevation) shades every triangle, optional in-facet gradients run dark-to-lit along the light direction, and Depth scales from "subtle" to "geological event." It is as plastic as you are brave.

Nautical Chart — genuine bathymetry. Simplex noise quantized into elevation bands, traced with Marching Squares into smooth, continuous contour vectors, stacked into navy trenches and earthy landmasses, grouped into tidy Sea / Land folders. Colors are locked. The abyss does not take requests.

Behind a Beta switch: Spiral, Grid, Dots — for when you've decided your processor has wronged you personally.

It protects you from yourself. Live node-count estimates turn sliders orange, then red, before you freeze Figma. The Low Poly engine benchmarks your machine mid-run and throttles complexity to fit; if you still push too far, it aborts cleanly rather than taking your document down with it. Better an annoyed user than a corrupted file.

Plus everything that already worked: 360° global rotation, a full shadow system (intensity, spread, angle, color), Live Editing with sticky viewport, PNG/JPG export, Figma variable & style integration, edge-aware tooltips, seed lock, and a palette of presets with taglines that have made peace with mortality.

Free forever. No sign-up. No external connections.by freiheydt 2026