CopyDoc doubles as a content library. I store headlines, CTAs, disclaimers, and localized snippets right inside the plugin so designers can drag-and-drop approved text into any file.

Organize by project or channel

Create folders for product surfaces, lifecycle emails, ads—whatever fits your workflow. Each snippet can include metadata (language, tone, status) so teams know when it’s appropriate to use.

Sync with external docs

You can import snippets from CSV/JSON/Google Sheets and update them in place. CopyDoc keeps everything in sync, so when marketing changes a CTA globally, you update the snippet once and roll it out everywhere.

Daily usage

1. Save frequently used text blocks as snippets within CopyDoc.
2. Tag them for quick searching (e.g., “checkout,” “upsell,” “legal”).
3. Insert them into Figma when building new flows, ensuring consistency from day one.

It’s a lightweight CMS tailored for designers who live in Figma.

Governance made simple

Because CopyDoc maintains version history for each snippet, you can audit when language was approved or retired. That traceability helps marketing and legal sleep better at night while giving designers confidence they’re using the latest copy.

Tips for adoption

• Host a short training for copywriters so they can contribute directly to the library.
• Use naming conventions like Surface:Variant:Locale to keep snippets tidy.
• Schedule quarterly cleanups to archive outdated messaging and highlight top performers.

Once the content library lives in CopyDoc, every new project starts with trustworthy building blocks.