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Adobe XD Plugin Documentation

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Creating an Adobe XD Plugin

XD plugins extend the capabilities of Adobe XD by adding new features to the app, automating workflows, connecting the app to external services, and more.

On this page, we'll give you a quick overview of what you can build and how to get started.

From there, you can choose your own adventure: build a "Hello, World" plugin in our Quick Start tutorial, follow our tutorials, try code-complete sample plugins, or browse the API references.

Oh, and be sure to join the developer community while you're here! We want you to say hi (we'll say hi back).

Now, let’s supercharge the future of design together with XD plugins!

What can you build?

Plugins can be tools that help users create or automate their workflow, they can streamline collaboration by allowing users to import and export, and they can also provide users with external information.

The XD plugin APIs enable you to build plugins for a number of use cases, to help you get started here are three points to think about.

  1. The plugin workflow - Identify the user stories for your plugin
  2. Key plugin action - What are the key interactions for you plugin that would be valuable to your users
  3. Entry point and UI for your plugin in XD - consider the users intention in XD when interacting with your plugin

Users workflow in XD

Example of a users workflow with plugins

Getting Started

There are lots of ways to journey through the documentation on your way to building the next great XD plugin. If you're just getting started, we recommend following the left-hand navigation on this site from top to bottom (or until you're ready to plot your own course!).

Here are some highlights you won't want to miss:

  1. Get Started: To begin, try our Quick Start tutorial, then follow along with the API feature tutorials.
  2. Go deep: Learn more about how to build an XD plugin by reading the plugin development 101 and then dig into the API reference.
  3. See code: If you prefer to learn from working code, we have a samples repo on GitHub for you to take a look at.
  4. Plugin Design Guidelines: If you want to design a great plugin, we can provide guidance around UX best practices and requirements for plugins
  5. Join the community: We want to hear from you, know who you are, keep you up to date with the latest info, and grow together. See our Community page to learn about how to connect.
Develop Design
You can learn more about the API surfaces available to you in our tutorials, as well as in our API References. You can learn more about the UX/UI of a plugin and the different guidelines to follow as you create your plugin.
Plugin Development 101 Plugin Design Guidelines

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