Crafttor

Crafttor is the shared shelf your design team keeps reaching for and never quite has. It organizes illustrations, icons, and project files in one place, then pipes them straight into the design apps people already work in, so the right asset is one search away instead of buried in someone's Drive.

What Crafttor actually does

It sits between your files and your design tools as an asset layer, with tagging and permissions doing the quiet work of keeping a growing library usable.

• Organize design assets with custom tagging
• Pull assets into Figma, Illustrator, and Sketch through a plugin
• Track changes across files with version history
• Browse a marketplace of illustrations and icons
• Upload new assets from inside the plugins
• Export in multiple download formats
• Set member and sharing permissions per workspace

The plugin is the part that earns its keep day to day, since it kills the download-reupload shuffle between a file store and your canvas. Version history and the included marketplace subscription mean the library both stays current and grows without a separate stock-asset bill. Custom tagging is what keeps all of it findable as the collection swells past the point where folders alone start failing you.

How it fits in your stack

Crafttor positions itself next to Illustrator, Canva, and Figma, and the framing is fair: it is not a replacement for the tools you design in, it is the connective tissue between them. If your team already lives in Figma but loses time hunting for approved assets, this is the layer that plugs that specific gap.

Who it's built for

It pays off for design teams juggling shared assets across several tools and people, where consistency and permissions actually matter. A solo designer with a tidy, small library probably will not feel the pain it solves, so the value scales with team size. Note too that the marketplace subscription is time-boxed, one year on the entry tier, rather than a permanent grant, so factor a renewal into the decision if the stock illustrations are a big part of the draw. The seat counts climb with each tier as well, which is the other lever to check against how many people will actually touch the library.

The deal

Tier 1 is $99, down from $149, and includes one admin, 40 GB of storage, three seats, two workspaces, a one-year marketplace subscription, 30 days of version history, and Figma and Illustrator plugin access. If asset chaos is costing your team real hours, [grab the Crafttor deal on DealMirror](https://www.grabltd.com/recommends/crafttor-dm/).