Designers placing bank logos usually go on a scavenger hunt: search, download, check the licence, fix the background, repeat. A small plugin can turn that into one search box.
Start with the boring problem
The interesting part is the UI. The hard part is the data: consistent formats, clean transparent backgrounds and a naming scheme that matches how people actually search — by brand, by country, by abbreviation.
- Normalise every logo to the same canvas and padding.
- Store common aliases alongside the official name.
- Prefer SVG; fall back to high-resolution PNG.
Make placement feel native
Inserting an image is easy. Making it land where the designer expects — inside the selected frame, at a sensible size, named properly in layers — is what makes a plugin feel like part of Figma rather than a bolt-on.
The best plugin is the one you forget you're using.
Keep it alive
Logos change. An automated weekly update means the library doesn't quietly rot, and a simple way to report a missing logo turns users into contributors.
