Designers Contribution Graph
by Josh
Your Figma history. A GitHub style contribution graph built from your file history.
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About this plugin
Designers Contribution Graph brings the GitHub contribution graph to Figma. It reads your files version history through the Figma API and turns a year of design work into the familiar square heatmap. Proof of your activity you can drop into a portfolio or resume.
Features* GitHub-style heatmap of your daily Figma activity, browsable by year* Track single files, whole projects, or entire teams* Filter by product: Design, FigJam, Slides, Make, Buzz, Sites or all at once* Hover over any day for an exact count and product breakdown* Export as PNG or SVG (1x–4x), or as embeddable HTML, React, or CSV* Private by design: your token and data never leave your computer, and the plugin only makes read-only calls to the Figma APIHow to use1. Run the plugin: on first run you'll see an empty graph with a prompt to connect your files.
2. Open Settings and paste a personal access token (Figma → avatar → Settings → Security → Generate new token, with read access to file content, version history, projects, and current user).
3. Add tracked links: paste the URL of any file, project, or team. Projects and teams pick up new files automatically.
4. Hit Save & sync. Your graph builds from your version history. Re-run the plugin anytime to sync new activity.
5. Filter, browse years, and export from the toolbar.
You can delete your token and all collected data anytime via "Delete all data" in Settings.
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