UIQuill is a Figma plugin built for designers who spend too much of a project staring at placeholder text. Instead of writing lorem ipsum and hoping someone fixes it later, you select a text layer, group, frame or an entire page, and the plugin generates copy that fits the design it can actually see: the element's function, its visual style, its tone and its length limits. The result is production-ready interface text that arrives while you are still designing, not after a handoff meeting.
The plugin leans on up-to-date AI models so suggestions feel current, and it supports both light and dark themes. Because it works at multiple scopes, it is equally useful for microcopy on a single button and for filling out a full marketing page. Generated text is optimised for search as well as for design, which means the copy you ship is both readable and rank-friendly, and the whole workflow cuts the manual back-and-forth of adjusting text inside Figma after the fact.
Pricing is straightforward: a free 14-day trial with no credit card required, then either Premium at $9 per month for unlimited usage and the latest models, or a one-time Lifetime licence at $299. UIQuill is made by the Karma team and is an independent design tool, not an official Figma product.