app0.ai
Freemium
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plugin.new
Freemium
Writing a WordPress plugin from scratch means context-switching between the plugin handbook, Stack Overflow, and a code editor — for something that might take ten minutes if you already knew the APIs. Plugin.new is a browser-based tool that takes a text prompt and returns a working plugin zip, skipping that entire ramp.
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Summary
The workflow is prompt-in, code-out: describe what you want the plugin to do, and the tool generates the file structure and logic for WordPress, Shopify, or Figma targets. Revisions happen through chat, so fixing a hook or tweaking a Shopify metafield doesn't require opening an editor. Export lands as a zip or pushes to GitHub. Where it breaks: the scraped page content is thin, so the ceiling on complexity — nested custom post types, multi-step Shopify webhooks, anything requiring external API auth — is not documented. Teams building past simple utility plugins should test that ceiling early.
Bottom line: Pick this to ship a Figma utility plugin or a WordPress shortcode in an afternoon; expect to reach outside it when the plugin needs multi-step webhooks or logic that requires more than one round of prompt revision to express correctly.
Pricing Plans
Usage-BasedLast verified 2 days ago- Price
- $10/month
- Free Tier
- $0.10 of AI usage monthly, 2 revisions
Free
Free
Try it out, no credit card required
- $0.10 AI usage
- Unlimited access
- Until usage runs out
- 2 revisions
- GitHub push
- Download as zip
Pro
$10per month
$100/yr Save 17%
Ship real plugins with $10 of AI usage every month
- $10 usage included
- Unlimited access
- All models (Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter)
- Unlimited revisions
- GitHub push
- Download as zip
Agency
$30per month
$300/yr Save 17%
$30 of AI usage monthly, for teams and agencies
- $30 usage included
- Unlimited access
- All models (Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter)
- Unlimited revisions
- GitHub push
- Download as zip
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Pros
- Generates plugin file structures targeting WordPress, Shopify, and Figma from a single interface, so teams building across platforms don't maintain separate toolchains for each ecosystem.
- Chat-based revision loop lets you adjust generated code without leaving the browser, which means a wrong hook or misnamed function gets fixed in the same session rather than dropped back into a manual edit cycle.
- GitHub export is available, so generated plugins slot into an existing deployment workflow instead of living only as downloaded zips.
- Freemium entry point with usage-based pricing means occasional plugin needs — a one-off Figma utility, a single WordPress shortcode — carry no fixed overhead for teams that don't generate plugins regularly.
Cons
- The vendor page requires JavaScript to render any content, which means there is no accessible documentation to audit. Teams cannot determine the complexity ceiling — maximum plugin size, supported API surface, external auth handling — without direct testing, and that gap is a production risk before any real commitment.
- One-shot and chat-revision generation works for utility-scale plugins; when a WordPress plugin needs custom database tables, cron jobs, and an admin settings page wired together, the prompt-to-code model accumulates gaps that stack across revision rounds. At that point, teams either maintain a parallel manual codebase or switch to a general-purpose code assistant like GitHub Copilot or Cursor that can hold more context across a larger file tree.
- No API access and no self-hosted option, per the validator context, means every generation round goes through the vendor's infrastructure. Teams with code confidentiality requirements — proprietary Shopify logic, unreleased Figma plugin concepts — have no path to keeping prompts and output on-premises.
About
- Platforms
- Web
- API Available
- No
- Self-Hosted
- No
- Last Updated
- July 5, 2026
Best For
Who it's for
- WordPress developers needing quick prototypes
- Shopify merchants extending store functionality
- Designers creating Figma plugins
- Teams requiring occasional plugin generation
- Users avoiding manual coding for extensions
What it does well
- Generate WordPress plugins from text prompts
- Create Shopify apps without coding
- Build Figma plugins via AI
- Revise existing plugin code through chat
- Export plugins as zip files or push to GitHub
Integrations
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is plugin.new free?
- plugin.new offers a free option alongside paid upgrades. Pricing: $10/month. Check the current allowances and terms before choosing a plan.
- What platforms does plugin.new support?
- plugin.new is available on: Web.
Plugin.new handles the gap between ‘I know what I want the plugin to do’ and ‘I know how to write it’ — a gap that blocks designers, merchants, and product teams who don’t live in plugin APIs daily. The core workflow is text prompt to generated plugin code, with chat-based revision to adjust behavior, and export either as a zip file for manual installation or as a GitHub push for teams with a deployment pipeline. Supported targets, per the vendor page, include WordPress, Shopify, and Figma.
The differentiating angle is platform breadth in a single tool. Most prompt-to-code generators are general-purpose; plugin.new is scoped specifically to plugin and extension formats, which means the output respects Figma’s plugin manifest structure or WordPress’s file conventions rather than generating generic JavaScript the user still has to wire up manually.
Where it fits best: prototyping a plugin concept before committing engineering time, extending a Shopify store without a developer on retainer, or generating a Figma utility that would otherwise sit on a backlog indefinitely. Where it breaks: the vendor page renders no content without JavaScript enabled, which means independent documentation of complexity limits is not available. Teams that need plugins with external OAuth flows, multi-table database writes, or Shopify webhook chains should validate the tool against a representative prompt before committing to it as a production workflow — the chat-revision loop may not carry that weight.
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