- Does TokenStyles check accessibility?
- Yes. Every export includes a WCAG 2.1 contrast report measuring each default pairing in both light and dark modes, with the ratio and the AA/AAA grade. Translucent surfaces are composited over the page colour before measuring, so the figures reflect what actually renders. All themes pass WCAG AA on their default state and most clear AAA.
- What file do I get from TokenStyles?
- All 10 formats, in a single zip: Design tokens, CSS, Tailwind v4, Tailwind v3, Figma Variables, Tokens Studio, shadcn/ui, Style Dictionary, Contrast report, AI brief. The same design, written the way each tool expects to read it, so you do not have to know up front which one you will need.
- Can I use the export with Figma or an AI coding tool?
- Yes. The Figma Variables export imports straight into Figma, and the W3C design tokens and CSS exports are plain text files you can hand to Cursor, Claude, or any AI tool as the source of truth for a project’s styling.
- How much does TokenStyles cost?
- Using the editor is free, themes, palette, type scale, spacing and effects, for as long as you like. You pay $19 once when you export, and that download includes every format. There is no subscription, no seats and no renewal.
- How is TokenStyles different from a design system platform?
- Design system platforms manage a system you already have, versioning, branching, Git sync, keeping a team of designers and engineers aligned, and are priced as monthly subscriptions per seat. TokenStyles does the step before that: producing the first coherent token layer, from designed starting points, as a one-off purchase. It is where a system begins rather than where it is maintained.
- Do I need an account to use TokenStyles?
- No. Open the editor and start designing, your work is saved in your own browser, not in an account. It is sent to our server only when you preview or download an export, so the file can be generated, and is not kept afterwards.