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    Figma plugin

    Install and use the plugin

    Tag screens, popups, notifications, window buttons, pages, and static layers with a click, and let the plugin check your work.

    The plugin names layers so Lazy UIs knows what they do. You pick a layer, pick what it should do, and it renames the layer; nothing else changes in your file.

    Download the pluginA small folder with a manifest; no account or network access needed.

    Install it once

    1. 1
      Unzip it

      Extract the ZIP anywhere on your computer, for example your Documents folder.

    2. 2
      Import it into Figma

      In the Figma desktop app, open any design file and choose Plugins → Development → Import plugin from manifest…, then pick manifest.json from the folder.

    3. 3
      Run it

      Choose Plugins → Development → Lazy UIs. The panel opens on the right and stays open while you work.

    The Lazy UIs plugin panel
    The panel: your selection at the top, tabs of actions, then checks.

    Use it

    1. 1
      Select a layer

      Click a button, frame, or icon in the canvas. The panel shows it at the top.

    2. 2
      Pick a tab

      Screens, Controls, Popups, Notify, or Window. Selecting a layer that's already tagged opens its tab.

    3. 3
      Apply

      Each action shows the name the layer will get (Renames it to go: Main) before you click.

    4. 4
      Read the checks

      The Checks list turns green when everything is connected. Click a warning to jump to that layer.

    Which tab do I need?

    You want…Use
    A button that opens a dialog or settings panel drawn in the same framePopups: make the panel a popup, then set the button to open it.
    A button that goes to another frame (Login → Main)Screens: usually nothing to do, since buttons that name a screen are linked for you. Use Goes to a screen when the label doesn't say where it goes.
    A toast your code shows (Saved, Injected, Error)Notify: make the toast a notification, then call notify( "Saved" ). See Notifications.
    A Cancel or Back button that returnsScreens → Goes back, or inside a popup, Popups → Closes its popup.
    Your ✕ or – icon to close or minimize the appWindow. Usually recognized already; tag it if it isn't.
    A sidebar item to show another framePages, on the whole frame that shows that item.
    Something that looks like a control to stay a pictureKeep as plain visual.

    What the checks catch

    • A popup that nothing opens, or a popup or notification that other layers cover.
    • A notification drawn as its own top-level frame instead of inside the screen where it appears.
    • A button that opens a popup or notification, or goes to a screen, that doesn't exist on this page.
    • A screen link to a frame more than twice as large or small as the screen it's on.
    • A window button that isn't along the top edge on the right.
    • A Page tag on a frame that sounds like a screen, such as Login.

    Want to try it first? The Figma plugin page in the app runs the real plugin on a sample file.