Frequently asked questions

Coreframe is a Figma plugin that helps you generate and manage design systems faster. It enables you to create design tokens, semantic colors, typography, spacing, components, and other design foundations without repetitive manual setup.

Yes.

Coreframe offers a free version with essential features so you can explore the workflow before upgrading.

Additional productivity features are available with Coreframe Pro.

Coreframe Pro unlocks premium features designed to speed up professional workflows.

The available Pro features are listed on our Pricing page and may expand over time as Coreframe continues to evolve.

No.

Coreframe Pro is currently available as a one-time purchase unless otherwise stated.

Future products or services may use different pricing models.

Yes.

You may use design systems, components, styles, and design assets generated by Coreframe in both personal and commercial projects.

Yes.

Anything generated through your normal use of Coreframe belongs to you. You are free to modify, publish, and use your generated assets without paying royalties or providing attribution.

Some features may work locally within Figma, while others may require an internet connection.

Features that rely on online services or license verification require internet access.

Coreframe is designed for the latest version of Figma.

While we aim to maintain compatibility with future updates, we cannot guarantee support for older Figma versions.

Yes.

Your license is associated with your purchase rather than a specific computer, allowing you to use Coreframe across your own devices, subject to our Terms & Conditions.

Simply reinstall Coreframe and activate your Pro license again if necessary.

Your purchase is not lost when reinstalling Figma.

Coreframe updates are delivered through the Figma Community plugin system.

When a new version is published, you'll receive the latest improvements after updating the plugin in Figma.

Yes.

Bug fixes, stability improvements, and feature updates are included with your existing license unless explicitly stated otherwise.

If we release separate products or major premium add-ons in the future, they may require a separate purchase.

Because Coreframe is digital software, purchases are generally non-refundable unless required by applicable law.

If you experience a technical issue that prevents normal use, please contact us and we'll do our best to help.

We love hearing from users.

You can contact us using our Contact page or email us directly. Feature requests and bug reports help shape future Coreframe releases.

Coreframe is designed to minimize data collection.

Any information required for licensing or improving the Service is handled according to our Privacy Policy.

If you need assistance, simply email us at:

support@getcoreframe.site

We'll respond as soon as possible.

Yes.

Coreframe supports Figma Variables, making it easy to build scalable design systems using modern Figma workflows. Variables can be generated and organized to help maintain consistency across your projects.

Yes.

Design tokens are one of Coreframe's core features. You can generate and manage tokens for colors, typography, spacing, sizing, radius, shadows, and more, helping you create consistent and reusable design systems.

Yes.

Coreframe supports exporting design tokens in a format suitable for Tailwind CSS, allowing you to reuse your design system within your development workflow.

We plan to continue improving Tailwind support over time.

Not yet.

Coreframe is currently focused on helping designers build high-quality design systems inside Figma. React code generation is planned for a future release.

Code generation is part of our long-term vision.

Our goal is to allow designers to transform design systems and components into production-ready code. While some export features are already available, more advanced code generation capabilities are under active development.

Yes.

Coreframe supports creating multiple themes, including light and dark modes, using Figma Variables and semantic design tokens. This makes it easier to maintain consistent multi-theme design systems.

Not yet.

Coreframe is currently optimized for generating new design systems. Support for importing and analyzing existing design systems is planned for future releases.

Not yet.

Coreframe currently focuses on individual designers and small teams. Support for organization-level features, including centralized license management and administration, is planned for the future.

Yes.

You can use Coreframe to build design systems for commercial, client, and enterprise projects. The design assets you create with Coreframe belong to you and may be used in accordance with our Terms & Conditions.

Yes.

Coreframe offers an affiliate program for creators, educators, and community members who want to recommend Coreframe. Affiliates earn commissions for qualifying purchases made through their referral links.

Visit our Affiliate page to learn more and apply.

Absolutely.

We're always interested in collaborating with educators, content creators, agencies, design communities, and businesses that share our vision of making design systems more accessible.

If you're interested in partnering with Coreframe, we'd love to hear from you.

We're actively building Coreframe and continuously improving it based on user feedback.

Major features and announcements will be shared through our website and social media channels. If there's a feature you'd like to see, feel free to reach out—we genuinely value community feedback.