MKitFlow – The API Trigger for Figma

About this plugin

Figma becomes the starting point for your workflows.Select frames, click once—and MKitFlow sends screenshots, metadata, and form data directly to Jira, ClickUp, Slack, n8n, Make, Zapier, or any REST API.No need to develop your own plugin. No copy and paste.Configure it once, execute it with a single click.────────────────────Two modes - for every need────────────────────Static WorkflowsOne click, one action. Select frames, trigger the workflow.Ideal for recurring tasks: design reviews, ticket updates, cost estimates, handover packages.Dynamic WorkflowsMKitFlow starts a workflow, retrieves live options from your backend, and displays them in the plugin for selection.Example: A designer triggers “Open Tasks,” selects “Attach Frame” or “Add Comment” in the plugin—and the action is executed immediately.─────────────────What You Can Automate─────────────────Project ManagementJira, ClickUp, Linear, Asana, Trello, Monday.com, NotionCreate tasks, update statuses, attach screenshots, extract ticket IDs from frame namesCommunicationSlack, Microsoft Teams, DiscordFrame previews, review requests, and design updates posted directly to the right channelAnalysis & AIDesign analytics, accessibility checks, copy suggestionsSend frames to OpenAI, Claude, Gemini—write results back into FigmaReports & HandoverGenerate PDF reports, send client documents, hand off CSS specifications to developersYour own systemsYour backend, any REST API, any webhookn8n, Make, Zapier—if it has a URL, MKitFlow can reach it─────────────────What Your API Receives─────────────────MKitFlow sends structured Figma data—you decide which data points for each workflow:Frame exports:PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF—as an attachment, card cover, or report assetLayout Data:Dimensions, Auto-Layout, Spacing, Padding, GridVisual Properties:Colors, fills, typography, effects, opacityNode tree:All child elements with all properties, traversableText Content:All text layers, font properties, character dataComplexity values:For automated effort and cost estimationUser context:Who initiated the workflow? From which project?Custom parameters:Values from the in-plugin dialog (see below)─────────────────Custom designer dialogs─────────────────Each workflow can contain a custom input form—defined in JSON and automatically rendered in the plugin.Supported field types:Text – for client name, ticket title, notesTextarea – for comments, descriptionsDropdown/Select – for variants, environments, target groupsMulti-select – for categories or teamsCheckbox – for Boolean optionsNumber – for priority, story points, versionPassword/URL/Email – for auth tokens or link entries───────────Getting Started───────────Install MKitFlow and open it in FigmaAdd the workflow configuration (JSON) to your Figma project – templates includedPoint the endpoint to an n8n webhook, Make scenario, or REST APISelect frames on the canvas and trigger the workflowThe plugin includes built-in demos—you’ll see real payloads before you connect anything.───────────────────────────Developed by an n8n and API specialist───────────────────────────The developer of MKitFlow specializes in n8n and REST API automation.Need help with setup, a ClickUp integration, PDF reports, or an AI workflow?Message me—I’ll help you design and configure your workflow.───────────────────────────#figma #figmaplugin #figmaautomation #figmaworkflow #figmatrigger #figmaapi #figmawebhook #figmaintegration #jira #jiraautomation #jirafigma #clickup #clickupautomation #linear #asana #trello #mondaydotcom #slack #msteams #n8n #make #zapier #restapi #webhook #designhandoff #developerhandoff #designreview #clientreport #pdfreport #costestimation #accessibility #aiworkflow #openai #claude #gemini #nocode #lowcode #cssexport #designtokens #figmatodev #figmatopm #figmatoslack #figmaton8n*---