Draw a line, get a shaded ribbon that looks three-dimensional. Use it in your browser, or shade a pen path without leaving Figma.
A web page. Nothing to install. Pick a shape, reshape it by dragging, export SVG or PNG.
Draw your own line with the pen tool and shade it in place. Install once, takes about two minutes.
plugin/manifest.json inside that folder.It now lives under Plugins → Development → Line Shader. You only do this once.
Three controls do everything: Colour, Weight, Light. The rest is already set up and tucked into Advanced.
| Select the ribbon | The panel reloads that ribbon's settings |
|---|---|
| Change → Update | Rebuilds it in place |
| Drag it | Your curve travels inside it, so Update stays put |
| Edit spine | Unlocks your curve to reshape. Then press Apply |
| Delete | Removes the ribbon and gives your curve back |
Delete hands the curve back rather than destroying it — you drew it.
Open Advanced and raise Smooth ramp to 5 or 6. The brand colours were sampled off artwork and a couple of samples are washed out; at large sizes they show as a stripe. Smoothing evens them out.
Someone has ticked Advanced → Vectors. That form is made of ~96 separate shapes and Figma draws them one at a time. Untick it and press Update.
Advanced → Raster, raise it. 4× is the default, 8× is the most it will do.
The folder moved or was deleted. Unzip it again somewhere permanent and re-import the manifest.
Stuck? Send a screenshot — most of these are recognisable on sight.