Hey IH! π
After months of building, AuraFx v3.0 is out. It's an AI image editing plugin that lives inside Figma β no more exporting to Photoshop or paying per-image fees.
Here's a breakdown of every feature:
π Core AI Actions
FeatureWhat it doesBackground RemovalIsolate subjects with clean, transparent edgesAI ShadowsAdd soft, floating, or hard shadows β you pick the styleProduct StagingPlace products into realistic studio environmentsAI ExpandExtend image borders seamlessly (great for banners)RetouchRemove dust, scratches, imperfectionsObject RemovalDescribe what to erase, AI fills naturally
βοΈ Action Chaining (new in v3)
Queue up to 5 actions to run in sequence:
Remove Background β Add Shadow β Retouch β Expand β Stage
One click, all done. No babysitting.
π¦ Batch Processing (new in v3)
Select up to 50 images β apply any effect to all at once.
This alone saves hours for anyone doing product catalogs or e-commerce.
π Before/After Comparison
Preview results before committing:
Slider mode β drag to reveal
Side-by-side β original vs processed
Overlay β fade between both
Never accept a bad edit blindly.
β©οΈ Undo/Redo History
10-step history. Made a mistake? Roll back instantly.
ποΈ Output Controls
Set resolution and aspect ratio for exports. No more manual resizing.
βοΈ Custom Prompt Editor
Don't like the presets? Write your own AI instructions:
> "Add a soft shadow at 45Β° with blue tint on a marble surface"
Full control when you need it.
π Privacy-First (BYOK)
Uses your own Google Gemini API key. Images go directly from your browser to Google β we never see or store anything.
π° Pricing
$9 one-time. No subscriptions. 3 device activations. Free updates forever.
Tech stack: Figma Plugin API, Google Gemini 2.5 Flash, TypeScript, vanilla JS (no framework in plugin UI for speed)
π Website: https://aurafxplugin.com
π Figma: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1546929594705645906
Happy to answer any questions about the build, the tech, or the business side!
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?