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Library Pulse
Ship it. They'll know.
Slack alerts the moment your Figma library is published — see exactly what changed.
How to Use
- Install Library Pulse from the Figma Community.
- Connect Figma — open the plugin on your library file and it connects your Figma account automatically (one quick browser confirmation the first time).
- Connect Slack and authorize the workspace you want to post to.
- Pick your file and channels — search and select up to 3 Slack channels with the searchable channel picker, optionally customize the Slack message with @mentions, then hit Save & Activate.
That's it. Publish your library as you normally would — your channels get the update within seconds, with timestamps shown in your timezone.
Setup is org-shared per file (since v2), so teammates aren't left guessing whether a file is already covered. If Slack or Figma access ever lapses, the plugin prompts you to reconnect.
Version History
Version 3 — 31 July 2026
- Custom Slack message with @mentions
- Timestamps in your timezone
Version 2 — 17 July 2026
- Org-shared setup per file
- A searchable Slack channel picker
- Clearer four-step flow
- Reconnect prompts if Slack/Figma access lapses
Version 1 — 2 July 2026 · first public release
- Per-user Figma OAuth with a single scope (
webhooks:write) - File-context webhooks — watch any file you can edit, no admin needed
- Rich Slack (Block Kit) messages with added / modified / removed items
- Up to 3 Slack channels per file
- Encrypted token storage and signed-session API auth
What's next
Microsoft Teams support
Post the same updates to Teams, not just Slack.
Have a request? Get in touch.
FAQ
No. You only need edit access to the file you want to watch.
The plugin itself is free.
Figma: you need edit access to the library file you want to watch. Publishing a Figma library is a paid-plan Figma feature — that part is on Figma's side, not the plugin's.
Slack: works on any Slack plan, including Free — you just need a workspace where you're allowed to add an app.
Your channel configuration and encrypted Slack/Figma tokens — nothing from your file contents.