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Managing local variables is pretty cumbersome and buried in menus. Bringing over the variable window found in Figma, would be big help in managing local variables.

We’re looking to gather more accurate stats from our library usage and inserts. Rather than showing the last 30/60/90 days it would be good to be able to filter by month.

As per this discussion - How to disable 'observe' mode - #5 by Dave2 - I think it would be useful to be able to turn off ‘observe mode’. It is very annoying being watched while I work, unless I specifically am trying to share/demonstrate something. It is the digital version of someone looking over your shoulder. I dont want to have to remove people’s permissions from the file just to stop them digitally stalking me.

add search bar in open overlay dropdown in prototype panel

… not fake elements that look like links. The reason why is because someone posted a link to a Figma file inside a Figma comment, and when I tried to open it in a new tab (making sure I’m holding Cmd in macOS, same as Ctrl in Windows), it just opened in the same tab as the Figma file I’m currently viewing. It’s also impossible to right-click the link and get a link-related context menu. It’s not possible to easily copy the link too. Right now what we get is a regular browser context menu. Worst parts are: The draft comment I wrote was completely lost because of this navigation. There was no warning, and it wasn’t saved to be restored later. The back button doesn’t work. It doesn’t take me back to where I was. It just reloads the linked page, and then the back button is fully disabled. I had to go find the previous location myself manually. PS: On that note: Please also reduce the label of long links to be truncated with ellipsis in the middle (max 2 lines).

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I’ve been enjoying using FigJam for prototyping and collaborative brainstorming—it truly makes creativity flow. However, I’d love to see an enhancement that bridges the gap between creative prototyping and technical diagramming.One feature I’m passionate about is the inclusion of official icon sets, and resources for major cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, and Azure. Currently, these icons are essential for accurately visualizing cloud architectures, and many other tools, such as draw.io, offer them as a built-in resource. By integrating these official cloud icons, FigJam could become a more robust solution for creating professional and precise architecture diagrams, appealing to teams working on cloud infrastructure and system design.I believe this enhancement would not only streamline workflow but also elevate FigJam’s capabilities to match, or even surpass, existing diagramming tools. Thank you for considering this feature request—I’m excited to see how FigJam evolves!

Does there exist a setting that would allow me to prevent URL links from being clicked while designing? I want them if I’m viewing a prototype. When I’m designing though, I’ll often copy and paste copy from our website which has a number of links in it. Then as I select text to work with it I inevitably click the links. It’s almost as if my mouse is attracted to them. It drives me nuts.

We have a typography section when we want to scope variables. What about a Layout Grid section in Scoping mode? Here’s a simple Photo for maybe a better understanding: Wouldn’t it make the work a little bit easier/more comfortable/better? Even if it is just a 1% improvement.

It would be helpful if we can export export strokes as strokes in pdf. Some printing company will need the use the stroke to cut out the design.One thing I bumped right now is, after exporting as PDFs, the stroke originally in the design turned into an outlined stroke which the printing company reference the stroke as a path to cut.   

Loving the new AI features in Figma, especially First Draft. ✨It’s great that we can choose from different libraries, but I’m wondering—is there a timeline for allowing user libraries instead of just using the four default ones?Right now, the available options are:Basic app (315 components) App wireframe (317 components) Basic site (166 components) Site wireframe (163 components)Would love to know if custom libraries are on the roadmap and when we might expect this feature.

Similar to how you can add an image in a Figma comment, support to add a video

I’d really appreciate this option available even if it necessarily means that AL content switches from “Fill container” to “Fixed height” when moved to another row. I’d like to use Wrap AL for responsive rows of instances of text-filled cards/tiles with total heights dependent on inner content, making all the cards in the group vary in height. Usually, I would leave vertical “Hug contents” on the tallest element in the group, setting others to “Fill container”, whereas with Wrap AL, such option is greyed out. Why’s that so? And does it need to stay like that?

Since Figma does not support going back to previous views, it is quite frustrating to switch between pages. Would you ever allow the same file to be opened in another tab, but not in a new app window? This would become very handy to switch between pages in the same file.

Hi,I started using Figma Draw, but the pen pressure sensitivity feels off to me.In my opinion, stroke thickness increases much sooner than I’d expect, and the variation I would hope to see in my drawing/writing does not exist.Strokes on right ranging from barely touching the screen, to full pressure.I’d like to have a setting in the Figma app that allows me to adjust the pressure, as I typically can in other apps that support pen input.The setting in the Surface app on Windows could serve as good inspiration for its implementation. :) I don’t know whether there is an API on Windows that an application can use to receive this pressure curve information, perhaps that is something the dev team could also look in to.

These are new and improved color formats that replace hex and rgb. They will soon become the standard in web browsers. They open up more colors than are currently possible. The Expanding Gamut of Color on the Web | CSS-Tricks - CSS-Tricks

DescriptionI work on a Microsoft Surface, and there are many Windows 11 and Windows 10 touch devices with a pen. The pen has two primary inputs. Writing and erasing. You also use your finger to pan or scroll the board. Microsoft Whiteboard supports this model very well. It would be fantastic if FigJam did the same, because I am a UX designer and I sketch a lot in my creative process. The current experience keeps me from using FigJam.What happens todayIn FigJam I cannot use the pen to write and erase directly while using my finger to move around the canvas. This slows sketching and forces constant tool switching.What I need Pen tip writes Pen eraser erases Finger pans or scrolls the board This mirrors common behavior on Windows touch devices and matches how Microsoft Whiteboard works.Why it mattersFast sketching is core to my workflow as a UX designer. Natural pen plus finger interactions make wireframing and ideation much faster. This change would remove a daily barrier and make Fi

My suggestion for Figma is to add a “slot” functionality to components. This would allow designers to create more flexible and customizable components, by adding empty slots or placeholders within a component. Users could then insert their own content or elements into these slots, without having to ungroup or modify the component itself. This functionality would save time and increase efficiency for designers, while also promoting a more consistent design system across a project or organization. I believe this feature would greatly enhance the flexibility and usability of Figma’s component system, and would be a valuable addition to the platform.

Здравствуйте подскажите пожалуйста как можно добавить шрифты в фигму если работаю на ipad

this is similar to what has been solved in this topic: https://forum.figma.com/topic/show?tid=23910&fid=7 but this solution doesn’t work for me as no longer have access to the file I’m getting notifications from.Being able to manage notifications from account settings or somewhere else than the file it self would be nice

Hi, I often work with complex components that need to be updated. Some are very complex. I would be very happy to be able to use the "Review updates" window in fullscreen.Or am I the only one? :)Thank you

I can’t seem to change text colour inside shapes. I only get the option to change the background. The only way I was able to get it to work was to create a separate text layer change the colour there and then paste it inside the shape text area.

Add a dedicated output section for game engine (Unity) and .NET applications (MAUI / WPF).MAUI / WPF: Output as XAMLUnity: Output animations and designs as sprites and imagesBlazor Web: Output code as Razor

Hello Figma Team, I wanted to share a suggestion for improving the user experience in Figma. On several occasions, I have come across “Click: none” events that are quite annoying. My proposal is for Figma to automatically detect and remove these empty events, especially since when trying to create a link, it sometimes detects this event and switches it directly to the drag event. This problem has caused some prototypes to not work correctly when launched. If it is not possible to automatically remove the “Click: none” events, it would at least be very useful to be able to change the events directly from the drop-down menu. Currently, I always have to clear the “Click: none” event before I can make any changes, which is somewhat tedious. I appreciate your attention to this matter and look forward to seeing this change implemented. Best regards!