SpeclarkRedlines, notes and accessibility tags on the canvas that everyone can see, export and update.

Specs everyone can see. Figma's annotations and measurements only show for Full and Dev seats, and they don't export. Speclark draws spec sheets and accessibility notes beside your frames as ordinary layers, so viewers, clients, QA and outside developers see them, in the file and in a PDF.

What you get

• Spec sheets drawn on the canvas as ordinary layers, so View and Collab seats, clients and Starter-plan guests see them (Figma's own annotations and measurements need a Full or Dev seat)
• Numbered markers on the layers that matter, with a legend: size, font, size and line height, letter spacing, text style, fills and borders with style and variable names, radius, shadows, opacity and auto layout
• Padding and gap areas for auto layout, gaps between layers placed by hand, and the frame's width and height
• Dev Mode annotations and measurements converted into canvas notes and dimension lines, with pinned property values read from the layer
• Colour and text summaries for every frame
• Units in px, pt, dp or rem
• An accessibility kit: roles, accessible names, alt text, heading levels, landmarks, focus order and reading order tagged on layers, suggestions from layer names, automatic focus numbering, and checks against WCAG 2.2 (alt text, names, target size, heading levels, focus order)
• Accessibility sheets with focus order markers joined in order, landmark outlines, heading and alt text tags and a legend in reading order
• Optionally mirrors accessibility tags into Dev Mode annotations in the Accessibility category
• Update redraws a sheet in place after the design changes; the Sheets tab shows which sheets are out of date
• Export sheets as one PDF, vector PDFs, PNGs, or the legend as Markdown or CSV for tickets
• Nothing about your file is uploaded