Pincushion for Figma.

Your reviewers dropped pins on the running app. This plugin brings them into Figma — the note, a screenshot, the status, and a link to the exact page — right beside your designs. Drop any pin onto the canvas and design against real feedback instead of a screenshot pasted into a comment.

The loop designers lost

When a team moves feedback out of Figma and onto the live app — where clients and QA actually see problems — designers lose sight of it. The pins pile up in a tool they don't open. Pincushion for Figma closes that gap: the same pins your stakeholders drop on the running product show up in the file where you work.

Feedback lives on the live app. Your designs live in Figma. This plugin is the window between them.

How it works

1. Install the plugin and paste your Pincushion license key (the same one in your extension or MCP config). It's remembered per-file.
2. Load your open pins. The panel lists every open pin on your projects — note, author, status, screenshot, and a deep link to the live page.
3. Design against them. Drop any pin onto the canvas as a sticky (FigJam) or text node (Figma) so the fix sits next to the frame you're editing.

It's read-only by design. Feedback is created on the live app via the browser extension and shipped by your coding agent through the MCP server — Figma is where you see it in design context.

Install

The Community listing is in review. To use it now, sideload it:

1. Figma desktop → Plugins → Development → Import plugin from manifest…
2. Point it at the plugin manifest.
3. Run Pincushion — Live-App Pins and paste your license key.

New to Pincushion? Start with what a visual feedback MCP server does, or wire pins into any tool with the automation guide.