Designers stop emailing PNGs. Reviewers stop guessing context. Rush Studio's Figma plugin pulls every layer of copy, routes it for translation, and pushes the finished strings back into the same frames — with length warnings before layouts break.
Designers copy every string by hand into a spreadsheet, send it, wait, then paste translations back into Figma — for every language, every iteration.
The plugin pulls every text layer in one click and returns translations to the same layers, in the same frame, as language variants. Never a spreadsheet again.
German is 40% longer. Japanese 30% shorter. Layouts that are perfect in English break on local-review day — and the redesign lands back on you.
Hard per-layer length budgets and soft alerts against the frame's box width flag overflow while the translator types — not after the build breaks.
Reviewers translate button labels and component text without seeing the design system: the same UI term comes back three different ways depending on the screen.
Design-system terms — component names, nav labels, standard CTAs — are locked in the glossary. One approved translation per term, reused in every frame.
Every text layer carries a character budget based on its box width. As translations arrive, expansion is measured live — you catch breakage at the design stage.
The Figma flow builds on the same foundation as every other Rush Studio team:
"The Figma integration alone is worth it. Designers stop emailing PNGs and we stop manually retyping copy. Our German frames don't break anymore, because the length warning shows up while the translator is still typing."
Join the waitlist and our team will help you set up a project from your own files — usually in under a week.