Tokenizer

I built Tokenizer because mapping tokens is, without exaggeration, one of the most boring things we do as designers. It’s not hard. It’s not clever. It’s just... endless. Every exploration ends the same way. You’ve been moving fast, iterating, tweaking colors, spacing, type. Then it’s time to clean up and suddenly you’re scrolling through layers, trying to remember where you used that random 12px padding or that slightly different shade of blue. You fix it once. Then again in another frame. Then again. And again. Before you know it, your afternoon is gone and your brain feels like paste. And the worst part? You’ll do it all over again next week. Because every new file starts messy, and every system needs upkeep. Tokenizer is my way of cutting that entire process down to minutes. One scan to surface every rogue value. One interface to map them all to proper tokens. One click to update everything at scale. No more babysitting pixels. No more manual cleanup marathons. Just a faster way to get back to actual design work. This plugin exists because designers shouldn’t have to waste their best energy doing the most boring part of the job.