Lingo

What Is Lingo?

Lingo is a paid digital asset manager in the design-tools category that enables creative teams to organize, manage, and share brand assets, including living style guides and asset libraries. It serves as a centralized hub for visual elements such as photos, videos, logos, icons, and graphics, fitting into design workflows where teams need to maintain consistency across projects. Lingo integrates with tools like Figma, allowing assets to sync automatically and be stored as SVGs for resizing and conversion to formats like PNG, PDF, or EPS.

What Lingo Does

• Builds, shares, and manages digital style guides for brand consistency.
• Organizes creative assets including photos, videos, logos, icons, and graphics in a single location.
• Creates brand hubs accessible to internal teams and external partners.
• Adds documentation alongside assets for context and usage instructions.
• Imports assets from Figma files or frames, with automatic syncing of changes.
• Generates alternate file types automatically, such as PNG, PDF, and EPS from SVGs.

How Lingo Can Be Used

• Designers copy assets directly from tools like Figma, Adobe Illustrator, or Sketch and paste them into Lingo kits for instant organization and sharing.
• Teams import multiple Figma frames or components at once, navigating nested hierarchies to select specific elements for asset libraries.
• Creative leads build documented style guides that developers reference during UI implementation to ensure visual consistency.
• Cross-functional groups share brand hubs with partners, providing downloadable assets in multiple formats without manual exports.
• Workflows involve dragging Figma links into Lingo galleries, triggering imports and auto-conversions for versatile use in print or digital projects.

Who Is Lingo For?

Lingo suits creative teams, designers, and developers handling brand assets and style guides in collaborative environments. It supports roles focused on maintaining visual language consistency, from junior designers importing Figma components to leads managing team-wide asset libraries. Project types include UI design systems, marketing campaigns, and product development where seamless sharing reduces friction in asset distribution. Visit Lingo