UI Elements land in Figma — plugin 1.1 & Chrome extension
NewThe Figma plugin gets an Elements tab: insert real UI blocks — buttons, cards, pricing sections, navbars, heroes — as fully editable Figma layers with real text, vector icons, images, gradients, shadows and corner radii. Choose Flat, Groups or Auto-layout insert modes.
NewOur Chrome extension "Jinero Web Tools" is live on the Chrome Web Store — inspect, screenshot and clip any block from any website. Clipped blocks sync to your account and appear in the Figma plugin, ready to insert.
NewThe Figma plugin now also works in FigJam and Figma Slides.
NewFilter fonts by style in the Figma plugin — handwriting, script, display, condensed, pixel, blackletter and more.
ImprovedMuch more faithful HTML→Figma conversion: masked and sprite icons keep their colors, input placeholders come in as text, blurred glow shapes stay blurred, semi-transparent decorations keep their opacity, and carousels crop to their card like on the source page.
ImprovedThe UI Elements library got cleaner: browse by the full category list, sort by most liked, and enjoy sharper, properly centered element previews.
FixedResizing the Figma plugin window by its corner works smoothly again.
Font Pairing, upgraded
NewA dedicated Font Pairs page — browse curated headline-and-body combinations, now on their own page separate from the generator.
ImprovedThe pair generator can now steer random results by category and style — serif, sans-serif, display, slab or monospace, plus looks like handwriting, script, rounded or condensed — on top of language, so you land closer to the style you want.
NewSave the pairings you like. Hit Save on any generated pair and it appears at the top of the Font Pairs page, with the exact weights and uppercase you chose remembered.
NewAn uppercase toggle for each side of a pairing, so you can preview all-caps headlines instantly.
ImprovedSharing a pairing now links straight into the generator with the same weights and casing, ready to keep tweaking — and every pair has a one-click "open in generator" too.
Faster, more reliable tools
ImprovedThe heaviest tools now run in the background, so they no longer time out on large files or slow websites — the Font Recognizer, Icon Font Extractor, Font Converter, Website Font Extractor and Website Style Extractor keep working while you wait, then show the result.
FixedAI image upscaling works again — the 2× super-resolution option in the Image Enhancer was returning an error and now sharpens low-resolution images as intended.
ImprovedFont Recognizer: small, low-resolution crops are sharpened before matching again, and the recognizer now weighs a wider set of candidate fonts for closer matches.
ImprovedSecurity hardening across the URL-fetching tools — the Website Font & Style Extractors and the SVG animation and thumbnail generators.
Filter Icon Sets by Topic
NewBig icon sets are now sorted by topic. On any icon pack you will see a row of topic filters — arrows, weather, commerce, media, files and more — so you can jump straight to the icons you need instead of scrolling through thousands. An "Other" filter gathers everything that does not fit a topic.
ImprovedSearching flag icons now understands country names. Type "Japan" or "Ukraine" and you will find the right flag even when the file is named by its country code (jp, ua) — no need to know the code.
Smarter Font Recognizer
NewThe Font Recognizer now reads the text for you. Crop the text in your image and it detects the characters automatically — in Latin and Cyrillic — so you no longer have to type them by hand. Not quite right? Switch off Auto-detect and edit the text before matching.
ImprovedA clearer two-step flow: once you confirm the crop, you see just that piece with the detected words highlighted right on it, ready to tweak.
ImprovedMore options to choose from — the recognizer now shows the top 15 closest fonts.
FixedBetter reading of small, low-resolution crops, and more accurate text on multi-word samples.
Colour Naming & API
NewName any colour — the Colors API turns a hex value, or a whole comma-separated list, into its closest human-readable name (Dodger Blue, Coral, Cod Gray…). Handy for labelling swatches and design tokens.
ImprovedThe image colour extractor now returns a named palette: every colour pulled from your image comes back with its name alongside hex, RGB, HSL and its share of the image — all in a single request.
NewTwo new tools for AI agents on our MCP server (now 21 in total): name colours, and extract a named palette straight from an image URL — so assistants like Claude or Cursor can build and label palettes for you.
Icon Font Extractor
NewA brand-new tool: turn any icon font into editable SVGs. Drop in a WOFF2, WOFF, TTF or OTF file (or paste a direct link to a font), and get every glyph back as an individual SVG — ideal for migrating an old icon-font project or rescuing a set when you no longer have the source files.
NewReal names, not codepoints: icons are named from the font itself (glyph names and ligatures) and, when you attach the font's CSS, from your own class names — so you get home.svg, not icon-e900.svg. Preview and search the whole set, then keep just the icons you want.
NewExport your way: download icons as separate SVG files (ZIP) or as a single SVG sprite that ships with a ready-to-use HTML preview and copy-paste snippets — the whole set, or only your selection.
Browse & Filter Fonts
NewNew ways to browse our 4,800+ fonts: by writing system (Cyrillic, Greek, Vietnamese, Arabic and more), by category, by visual style (handwriting, script, condensed, rounded, slab, stencil, pixel, blackletter…), or A–Z. A new Browse page ties them together, with a "Browse" button right on the Fonts Library.
ImprovedThe Fonts Library filters now reflect the real catalogue: a new Style filter, a fuller Languages list with live counts, and a Monospace toggle.
ImprovedEach font page now points you onward — quick links to its category, script and style, alongside related families.
ImprovedFor developers: the Fonts API and MCP server can now filter by visual style, e.g. style=handwriting,condensed.
Dashboard
NewYour dashboard is redesigned — saved fonts, colour palettes, icon collections and your UI elements now live together on one page as cards. Filter by type (All / Fonts / Icons / Palettes / Elements) and sort by recently added.
ImprovedYour account menu moved into the header avatar, so Dashboard, Profile and API Token are one click away from any page.
ImprovedIcon collection pages are cleaner — a simple icon gallery with one-click "Copy SVG", export to SVG ZIP / sprite / icon font, and a quick delete.
API Token
ImprovedYou can now view and copy your personal API token at any time on the token page — it is no longer shown only once. The same single token works everywhere: the public API, the MCP server, and the Chrome & Figma plugins.
FixedConnecting a second client (for example the Figma plugin after the browser extension) no longer invalidates the token already in use — your token stays stable across all of them.
Jinero for Figma
NewOur Figma plugin is live on the Figma Community! Browse 280K+ icons, 4,700+ fonts, 6,200+ colour palettes and 39,000+ Unicode symbols without leaving Figma — insert icons, apply fonts to your text, drop a palette onto the canvas, and add symbols in a click.
NewTools that run right inside Figma: generate a full favicon set, remove image backgrounds, and trace images to SVG — plus quick launchers for the rest of the Jinero web tools.
NewSign in with Google — connect the plugin to your Jinero account with one click, no API token to copy and paste; your saved collections and bookmarks sync automatically.
FixedFixed the in-plugin font previews not rendering and a couple of start-up warnings.
Colour Palettes
NewEvery colour now has a real name. Palettes, the generator and the extractor label each colour from a 31,900-name dataset (think "Zydeco Blue" or "Misty Rose") instead of a generic "blue / pale red".
NewSave palettes from the generator straight to your library — a quick dialog suggests a name (which you can edit) and saves in one click.
ImprovedPalette pages read more naturally now: the title, description and per-colour breakdown all use the real colour names.
Colour Extractor
NewSave an extracted palette straight to your library, and use the new Export menu to copy CSS variables, copy a HEX list, or download the palette as a PNG image.
NewEach extracted colour now shows its name and a small ring with its share of the image, and the default number of colours is now 5.
Font Recognizer
ImprovedMore accurate recognition for variable fonts — every weight (Thin → Black, plus italics) is now matched at its true thickness instead of all collapsing to the default style, so lighter and heavier styles are identified correctly.
Image Converter
FixedConverting a slightly corrupt or truncated image no longer fails with an unexpected error — you now get a clear message, while valid images convert as before.
Website Style Extractor
NewExport a full design system from any URL — download it as CSS custom properties, design-tokens JSON, or Figma-ready tokens (import straight into Figma via the Tokens Studio plugin).
NewNew sections: the site's real :root CSS variables (grouped into colours, sizes and other), CSS gradients, and the inline SVG icons used on the page — with one-click "Download all" as a ZIP.
ImprovedMuch sharper colour extraction — modern colour formats (oklch, oklab, lab, hsl) are now read correctly, so colourful modern sites no longer come back nearly empty. Colours are grouped by role and weighted by how much of the page they paint.
ImprovedCleaner results: button detection now catches real call-to-action buttons (including Tailwind/utility-styled links) and drops junk like version tags and file names; typography is split into headings and body text; empty sections are hidden instead of showing blank fields.
ImprovedMore reliable analysis — detects sites behind bot protection, dismisses cookie banners before measuring, and waits for fonts and lazy content to load. Added a clear step-by-step progress indicator and 30-minute result caching.
Website Font Extractor
FixedFonts that ship split into many character-range subsets (such as Crisp's Noto Sans) no longer flood the list with 100+ identical variants — they're merged into a single entry per weight and style, with a small "N subsets" note.
ImprovedLive font preview now renders in the actual typeface by loading the real font file from its source, instead of falling back to a system font.
ImprovedExtraction results are now cached for 30 minutes, so re-running the same site is instant.
Jinero for Figma
NewJinero is now a Figma plugin — search 280,000+ open-source icons, browse fonts, color palettes and Unicode symbols, and drop them straight onto your canvas without leaving Figma.
NewImage tools that run right inside Figma: generate a complete favicon set onto the canvas (with a ready-to-paste HTML snippet), remove image backgrounds with AI, and trace any image into an editable vector SVG.
NewApply fonts to text layers, fill a layer with a palette colour, insert any Unicode glyph as text, bookmark your favourite fonts, and insert single-colour icons in any colour. Light / dark / auto theme included.
ImprovedNo login required — start using everything anonymously, and add a free API token to sync your saved collections and bookmarks across the web app and the plugin.
Support
ImprovedThe feedback form now lives on the Contact page — send a bug report, feature request, or question (with an optional screenshot) and we reply to the email you provide.
NewAdded a Security & Responsible Disclosure page explaining how to report a vulnerability and how we handle your data.
Fonts
ImprovedEvery variable font now ships with real static weight files (Thin → Black, plus italics) alongside the variable file — so each weight on a font page renders at its true thickness instead of the default.
ImprovedFont downloads tidied up: the full-family ZIP puts every weight and the variable file together in one folder, and you can still download any single weight as one file.
ImprovedMerged duplicate listings for several typefaces (e.g. Satoshi, Clash Grotesk, General Sans) into a single page per family with cleaner URLs.
FixedFixed variable families that previously showed every weight at the same thickness.
Fonts API
ImprovedEmbed fonts by CSS code as either static weights or a variable axis — use family=slug:wght@400,700 for specific weights, or family=slug:[email protected] to load the variable font and animate weight via font-variation-settings.
SVG Editor
ImprovedThe online SVG Editor was rebuilt on a new engine — selecting, dragging, resizing and rotating shapes now works reliably (including on touch screens), with proper undo/redo.
NewAdded path point editing and on-canvas drawing of shapes, lines and text.
NewText tool: pick a font (including popular families from our catalog), size, colour and opacity; double-click any text to edit it in place.
NewThe Layers panel now expands groups, and you can drag elements between groups — or out to the top level — to restructure your artwork.
FixedRecolouring now works on grouped icons and SVGs styled with CSS classes, and colours apply instantly as you pick them.
ImprovedUploaded SVGs are normalised on load so every element is directly editable, and editor shortcuts work on any keyboard layout.
Icons
ImprovedThe icon detail view now has tidy SVG (copy or download) and PNG-size export menus.
ImprovedIcon Packages sort by “Most liked” by default, and hovering a pack name shows its full title.
API & MCP
NewNew developer home at /dev/api — one place for every Jinero API (fonts, colors, palettes, code, SVG, favicon, images, mixins).
NewMCP server: connect AI agents (Claude, Cursor, Cline…) to Jinero's tools over a hosted remote server — no install, no key. Listed in the official MCP registry as online.jinero/jinero.
NewAdded an OpenAPI spec, an interactive API reference you can try in the browser, and a downloadable Postman collection.
ImprovedEvery API page now has quick chip navigation to jump between APIs.
ImprovedThe “Dev API” was renamed to “Mixins API” (old links redirect automatically).
Sign in
NewGoogle One Tap: a quick sign-in prompt now appears as you browse, so you can log in with your Google account in one tap — no need to open the login page.
Search
ImprovedThe header search is now always visible as a compact field, and Ctrl/⌘ K opens it from anywhere — on any keyboard layout.
NewQuick search now includes the developer API pages (Fonts, Colors, Palettes, Images, SVG, Favicon, Code, and Dev APIs).
Fonts
NewEvery font page now has an "Embed on the web" panel: pick the styles you need and copy a ready <link>, @import, or CSS snippet — self-hosted via our free Fonts API, Google-Fonts-compatible and tracking-free.
NewVariable fonts can be embedded as a single file covering their whole weight range (e.g. [email protected]), instead of separate weights.
Improved"Related Fonts" now shows genuinely similar typefaces — matched visually from the font shapes themselves — as rich preview cards, instead of the same popular list on every page.
Icon Search
NewSemantic icon search: searching "delete" now also finds trash, bin, and remove icons. Every icon in the 274k catalog carries a synonym-aware keyword core, and the same smarter search powers the public API, the Figma plugin, and the MCP server.
ImprovedThe Icon Library got dramatically faster — the page now opens near-instantly and infinite scroll does half the database work per batch.
ImprovedDatabase and server tuning across the board: catalog pages and search respond noticeably quicker.
ImprovedThe Style Extractor no longer times out on sites with constant background network activity.
ImprovedSecurity hardening across the platform: stricter URL validation in the Font Extractor, Style Extractor, and SVG tools, plus tightened infrastructure protections and automated daily backups.
FixedThe Font Extractor no longer saves broken files when a site returns an error page instead of the font, so the ingest queue stays clean.
FixedExporting a loader as MP4 video works again.
ImprovedThe Font Recognizer now upscales low-resolution uploads before matching, for more accurate results.
NewNew Ukrainian-made font families: KyivType Sans, KyivType Serif, KyivType Titling, Plahta Type, and Robochyi Sans.
NewFont preview now includes Cyrillic and Greek glyph panels, and variable-font axis sliders apply live to the live preview.
NewSupport button moved into the header (next to the global search); footer now includes a Ko-fi link for those who want to back the project.
ImprovedFaster, cleaner mobile home page; major SEO clean-up across the catalog.
FixedFont ingest now detects weights correctly for legacy OTF families that ship multiple static weight files.
Icon Packs
NewBrowse complete open-source icon packs in a dedicated library — like, bookmark, and keep favourites in your personal collection.
NewRedesigned individual icon-pack pages: previews, in-pack search, style filters, related packs, and a unique description for every pack.
NewA reminder bar appears when you add icons to the Sprite Generator, with quick "Open" and "Clear" actions.
ImprovedClearer Sprite Generator page — it explains how to combine your own icons and catalog icons into one sprite or web-font.
FixedSome icons (IconPark and similar masked SVGs) rendered blank — they now display correctly everywhere.
FixedThe icon preview window now works on pack pages, and "Add to Sprite Generator" works straight from the catalog.
FixedImage uploads above ~1 MB failed on the Compressor and Converter — the upload limit is now 20 MB.
ImprovedThe Font Recognizer is roughly 10× faster — results now come back in seconds instead of timing out.
NewColour-palette pages now include a per-colour breakdown, WCAG contrast pairings, and ready-made tints & shades.
ImprovedThe feedback form now reaches our support inbox directly and includes a clearer description field.
NewA public REST API — Fonts, Icons, Images, Colours, Palettes, Code, SVG, Favicon, and Dev endpoints, each with its own documentation page.
ImprovedThe AI Image Enhancer and Background Remover now process in the background — no more timeouts on large images.
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