Export Brand Assets to Figma
One-click "Open in Figma" is on the way — drop your LogoNuri vector + PNG asset pack straight into a Figma file with color tokens preserved. While we're finishing the integration, you can use LogoNuri today and import the files into Figma manually.
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What you can do today
LogoNuri runs entirely in your browser to turn any logo source into production-ready assets — vector SVGs, transparent PNGs, favicons, OG images, dark-mode variants, and full PWA splash sets. To use any of those in Figma right now:
- Open LogoNuri and upload your logo (PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, SVG, or HEIC).
- Process and download the SVG.
- In Figma, drag the SVG onto your canvas — it imports as a fully editable vector with each color region as a separate path.
For pixel-perfect raster work (icons, app store assets), use the PNG export instead — LogoNuri renders at multiple resolutions you can drop straight into a frame.
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What's coming
LogoNuri will pair with a Figma plugin using a one-time code from your account — the same handshake the PageStitch connection uses today. Once paired, the plugin places your vector logo, PNG sizes and brand palette into the Figma file you have open.
What stays local: tracing, background removal, cropping and every other edit still run in your browser. The plugin receives only the kit you choose to send, and you can revoke its access from your account at any time.
Want to know when it ships? Tell me when it ships — it opens the contact form with the subject filled in.
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