Effortless Design System Documentation

The Design Tokens Block allows you to organize and display your system’s foundational design decisions—colors, spacing, typography, radii, shadows, and more—as structured, visual tokens. Synced directly from Figma Variables or custom data, each token is shown with name, value, preview, and context, helping teams align on usage, semantics, and implementation across platforms. It’s the bridge between your design intent and development execution.

The Benefits

Unlock the full benefits of this feature.

01

Token Groups by Category

Display tokens in logical groups—colors, typography, spacing, borders, shadows—for better readability and structure.

02

Name + Value + Preview

Each token includes its name, variable reference, actual value (e.g., 16px, #1E1E1E), and a live visual sample.

03

Synced with Figma Variables

Tokens are pulled directly from Figma’s variable system, ensuring your documentation reflects the source of truth.

The Impact

Turn System Decisions Into Usable, Shareable Assets

Design Tokens Block gives your system a solid foundation—documented, visualized, and ready to ship.

Common Use Cases

Design Teams

Designers

Quickly reference and update tokens without hunting through files—semantic structure and preview included.

Development Teams

Developers

Access token values and names formatted for code—with visual clarity and less ambiguity.

Product Teams

Product Managers

Understand how values like padding, font sizes, or corner radii are standardized—without needing to dive into Figma.

Brand Governance

Enterprises

Standardize and govern design values across platforms and brands—with visual tokens, not raw variables.

Why UI Vault?

Because systems begin with decisions—and tokens are the language of those decisions. The Design Tokens Block makes them clear, visual, and universal.

Figma-Synced or Manual

Pull directly from Figma Variables or enter custom values manually for hybrid workflows.

Structured, Visual Output

Semantic Token Support

Show both core (e.g. gray-100) and semantic (e.g. background-surface) tokens—grouped and explained.

Developer Handoff Ready

Display tokens in developer-friendly syntax formats to bridge the gap between design and code.

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