Centralize and manage design decisions directly in your documentation.

Start by importing tokens as a JSON file or directly from GitHub. You can also create tokens directly in zeroheight. When it’s time to display your tokens in documentation, you can display them in a table or JSON format.

The design tokens manager includes tons of ways to organize your tokens. You can create aliases to build a separation between generic and semantic tokens. You can also customize the structure of your tokens by changing the hierarchies and renaming the tokens to suit your needs. Token groups allow you to hold multiple tokens to make tokens easier to manage and read.

If you’d like to edit your tokens, you can make edits to tokens without any code. For example, you can change a color token with the color picker or by entering a new hex value directly.

To keep everything in sync after edits, you can export tokens as a JSON file (to be imported anywhere else) or generate a PR on GitHub.