Pulsar for Figma
The Pulsar Haptics plugin brings haptic design into Figma. You attach a vibration preset to a component, hear it as you work, feel it on a real phone next to you, and hand the developer a link that plays every haptic with the code to implement it.
What you can do with it
Section titled “What you can do with it”Getting started
Section titled “Getting started”-
Install the plugin from Figma Community, then run it from Plugins → Pulsar Haptics in any design file.
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Log in. The plugin uses the same Pulsar account as Pulsar Studio and the mobile app. Signing in happens in your browser - the plugin waits and picks the session up on its own. A free trial starts from here; after that the plugin needs a subscription.
Everything in the plugin sits behind this screen. One account covers the plugin, Studio and the app. -
Take the tour. The first run opens a five-step walkthrough with a short clip for each feature. You can replay it any time from Account → Take the tour.
The tour covers binding, pairing a phone, playing on a device, sharing, and resizing the window.
The plugin window
Section titled “The plugin window”Four tabs, and a plugin window you can resize from its right edge, bottom edge or corner grip - Figma windows can’t be dragged from their outer edges, so those handles are the only way. The size is remembered.
| Tab | What lives there |
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| Presets | The preset library, your Studio patterns, and everything you’ve already bound in this file |
| Live preview | The two-step setup that puts your prototype on a real phone |
| Share | The public link that lets anyone feel the design in a browser |
| Account | Subscription, the tour, FAQ, privacy switches and feedback |