Would these tenses be right?

It seems that you think the tenses are named according to their meaning.  This is not really so - not exactly.  They are named for their form.  You must have an -ing ending somewhere to have a progressive tense.

The first one (present progressive) is correct - that one has the -ing word going.
I'll see you tomorrow has no -ing word.  It can't be progressive.  It has will (in the form of 'll) so it's future.

CJ

Hi,

it's future progressive then? No.

I will see you tomorrow is Simple Future.

I will be seeing you tomorrow is Future Continuous/Progressive. It's usually an idiomatic wayof saying 'I will encounter you tomorrw'. A better example of Future Continuous as an on-going event is something like 'When I call tomorrow at 6pm, Mary will be cooking dinner'.

Best wishes, Clive