Most brand tools stop at colors and logos. Aurora goes further.
It turns your entire identity — tone, emotion, structure — into tokenized data Figma can understand and reuse.
A brand is only useful when it becomes programmable.
Figma tokens make that possible.
How Aurora Generates Your Figma Tokens
Aurora starts with your emotional profile.
From that profile, it defines:
- color logic
- typography roles
- spacing rhythm
- radius and motion preferences
- component behavior
- hierarchy and contrast rules
Each decision becomes a token — a reusable, machine-readable rule.
This removes guesswork.
It ensures every designer and every AI tool expresses your brand the same way.
What the Token Set Includes
Aurora outputs structured tokens for:
- Color — functional palettes, semantic colors, and contrast-safe variants
- Typography — heading roles, body roles, scale, weight, and fallback logic
- Spacing — consistent increments mapped to your brand’s rhythm
- Radius — corner logic aligned with your identity’s feel
- Shadow and Elevation — depth rules based on clarity and focus
- UI States — hover, active, disabled, and interactive behaviors
It’s not just a palette.
It’s a full system that supports real interfaces.
Why Tokens Matter
Tokens make identity scalable.
They let your brand behave the same way in:
- Figma
- code
- marketing
- product UI
- future AI tools
Without tokens, identity collapses into interpretation.
With tokens, identity becomes structure.
How to Use Your Aurora Tokens in Figma
Once your identity is generated:
- Open the Figma file
- Review the tokens mapped into color styles, text styles, and effects
- Connect them to components
- Build your UI with consistent, rule-driven decisions
Your design system evolves from guessing to applying.
The Aurora Difference
Aurora doesn’t create assets.
It creates rules — rules that AI, designers, and developers can all follow.
Tokens are the bridge between your brand’s emotion and your product’s interface.
Emotion in. System out.