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Once you’ve generated your design system in Figma, Coreframe’s Developer tab lets you hand off tokens to your engineering team in formats they can drop straight into a project. Instead of manually copying values out of Figma, you export a ready-to-use file — colors, spacing, radius, border widths, and opacity values all included — and your code stays in sync with your design from day one.

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Export formats

tokens.json

Standard W3C-compatible design tokens JSON, ready for Style Dictionary, Token Studio, and similar toolchains.

Tailwind v3

A tailwind.config.js file with your token values mapped into the theme.extend object for Tailwind v3 projects.

Tailwind v4

A theme.css file using @theme and CSS custom properties for the Tailwind v4 CSS-first configuration model.

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Requirements

Developer Exports are a Pro feature. Upgrade to unlock all export formats. Make sure you’ve generated your tokens first — the export buttons pull from the variables Coreframe has already written to your Figma file.

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How to access

Open Coreframe in Figma and switch to the Developer tab. You’ll see a card for each export format — tokens.json, Tailwind v4 theme.css, and Tailwind v3 config. Click the export button on the card you need, wait a moment while Coreframe builds the file, then save the downloaded file to your project. That’s it — no copy-pasting, no manual mapping.