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I built an image localization pipeline for marketing teams shipping creatives across multiple markets.
A webhook triggers on new files in Google Drive. An AI model rewrites all in-image text per locale, preserving the original fonts, colors, and layout. The pipeline uploads localized versions back to Drive.
It runs 24/7, processes 50+ images per batch, and handles as many target languages as you configure in a single execution. A localization cycle that took a designer 2+ days per locale now takes 10 minutes.
Last results from client:
300 creatives localized in less than 50 min ⚡
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I built a Figma plugin that lets designers search and import over 2.5M public domain images from a curated list of museums and cultural institutions like The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY Public Library, Smithsonian, and more...
It’s called OPENMUSE. A digital muse for your work.
In a moment where AI is becoming part of almost every creative workflow, access to great references matters more than ever. Before build, we still need to look. To study. To collect. To be inspired by the visual culture that came before us.
The plugin is powered by Openverse[.]org, a project by WordPress[.]org, which gives access to openly licensed and public domain content from trusted cultural sources.
The most interesting part for me was the process:
1️⃣ I used Figma’s new Design Agent to explore different directions for the plugin’s look and feel, then kept iterating on the UI, improving the flows and adding new screens.
2️⃣ I used Figma MCP with Claude Code to build the plugin from scratch and translate the Figma designs into a working product as closely as possible.
3️⃣ I also used Figma Make to prototype some UI animations and create the landing page for the plugin.
The whole thing took less than 24 hours 🤯. In the video, I walk through the project, the design process, and the tools I used to build it.
Here is the landing page: https://openmuse.figma.site/ and the link to the plugin: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1649185809319748361
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Hi everyone! 👋
For #ConfigMakeathon, I built Fortune Crumbs 🥠
Lately I've noticed that whenever I'm stuck on something (either for work, life, a random decision) I end up opening an AI Model looking for direction.
The funny thing is that sometimes a simple question turns into a very long conversation. And then sometimes becomes often
That got me thinking: what if... the opposite existed?
Fortune Crumbs is a tiny experience inspired by fortune cookies. You choose a path (Life or Work), type what's on your mind, and crack open a cookie to reveal a fortune.
Not a perfect answer. Not a detailed analysis.
Just a small nudge, a different perspective, or maybe a reminder of something you already knew. Or maybe, just a simple nonsense helping you to move on.
I liked the idea of creating something a little more playful and ephemeral. An experience that lasts a few seconds, gives you something to think about, and then disappears. Something to have fun, validate, annoyed, to be shared, to be kept. And that idea got translated, tested, edited and launch with Figma Make.
Something with little to no expectations but a bit of fun.
In a world where we can ask AI almost anything, it felt fun to build something that responds with just one thought.
Give it a try: https://fortunecrumbs.figma.site
If you enjoy it, I'd love to hear what fortune you got ✨
The contrast with how we normally use AI is what makes this land. Everything is optimized for more information, more analysis, more context. Building something that deliberately gives you less and just one thought is a genuinely different design decision. Did the fortunes change how you'd expect people to use it?
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