shiny sticker
Tinted
Confetti discs that take their colour from the artwork underneath, with a scattering of rainbow/silver flakes between — the Sandylion sticker-sheet look.
shiny sticker
Turns any selected layer into a 90s/00s holographic sticker — the overlapping sequin flakes, the die-cut white edge, the silver and blue flashes between the colours.
Four presets
Rendered live, right here — the same shader that runs inside the plugin.
Rainbow
Same discs, full spectrum, ignoring the artwork’s colour.
Glitter
Dense fine grain, like glitter cardstock.
Foil
No particles — flowing oil-slick film.
All four are just starting points for the same shader — the sliders move freely between them.
Every slider
Sixteen controls, all live against the preview.
- Shimmer
- Overall strength of the holo layer.
- Object tint
- 0 = every flake is full spectrum. 1 = each flake takes the colour of the artwork under its centre, and stays at that lightness.
- Colour vary
- How far each flake’s hue and saturation drift from the object’s own colour. A pink sticker at 0 is one flat pink; at 0.55 you get magenta, coral and pale-pink mixed through it.
- Holo flakes
- What fraction of the flakes are iridescent flashes rather than object-coloured. Recoloured at the artwork’s own lightness, so they read as film catching the light.
- Holo colours
- Up to four swatches for the flash flakes; each flake picks one at random. Default is silver / sky blue / mint. Or tick auto spectrum.
- Holo lift
- How much brighter the flash flakes are allowed to be than the artwork. Push it up to make gold or silver pop on a dark sticker.
- Flake size
- Scales the discs, in design px, so it is resolution-independent. They overlap into a full mosaic with no gaps.
- Hue spread
- How much of the spectrum the flakes span. Low is tonal, high is full rainbow.
- Scatter
- How far each flake is jittered off its grid cell. Low is evenly packed confetti, high is loose and clumpy.
- Sparkle
- The white specular pops on individual flakes.
- Light angle
- Direction the light sweeps from; each flake shades from that side.
- Gloss
- Broad plastic highlight across the whole sticker.
- Die-cut border
- White vinyl edge, with optional silver-holo glitter in it.
- Drop shadow
- Soft shadow under the die-cut silhouette.
- Resolution
- 2x / 3x / 4x export. Auto-caps so the result stays under Figma’s 4096 px image limit.
- Shuffle
- Re-rolls the flake scatter.
Install & run
No build step needed — ui.html is committed pre-built.
- Download the zip ↓ and unzip it, or clone the repo ↗.
- In the Figma desktop app: menu → Plugins → Development → Import plugin from manifest…
- Pick manifest.json from the folder.
- Select a layer, then Plugins → Development → Shiny Sticker by Rikki Janae.
Multi-select works — it processes every selected layer in one go.
Under the hood
- The preview is cheap. It renders from a small export capped at 640 px. Everything in the shader is authored in design px, so it looks identical to the full-resolution result.
- The distance field is cached. Pass one only recomputes when the source or the padding changes, so slider drags pay for the composite pass alone.
- Nothing is drawn where it can’t show. Border and shadow are only evaluated where they’re visible; the artwork pass skips transparent pixels.
- Scrubbing is debounced. Selection changes wait 120 ms, so moving through layers doesn’t queue an export for each one.