KOLO

KOLO turns one palette into a full design token system — tonal scales, contrast-safe semantic tokens, light and dark modes — and pushes it straight into the file you're working in. Type systems and kits come too.

What it syncsPalettes → colour variables. Primitive scales plus semantic tokens (surface, text, border, and friends), each scoped so it only appears where it belongs. Light and dark modes land in a single push.

Type systems → text styles. Native Figma text styles across a nine-step scale for display, body, and mono, plus a "KOLO Type" variable collection carrying every size, line height, letter-spacing, and family name.

Kits → both at once. A palette and a type system, applied together in one click.

Made for re-syncingPush again whenever the system changes. KOLO records what it wrote, so it can tell your edits from its own: anything you've changed by hand is listed before it's touched, and you can keep your version as a separate variable. Nothing is silently overwritten. Fonts Figma can't load are named in the report rather than quietly substituted, so a specimen never lies to you.

Getting startedCreate a free account at usekolo.app and save a palette, type system, or kit.

Open the plugin and enter the six-character code from your account menu.

Choose what to apply.

Free. No paywalled features.