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I noticed that when I select images in Design mode, a new floating menu shows up above my toolbar with image-specific actions (see screenshot for reference). Some may find these options helpful, and more power to them, but they are not relevant for my workflow. The menu takes up a lot of space and feels a bit distracting to me, so I was wondering if there could just be a straightforward option via preferences to turn it off?Alternatively, is there a world where these options just live inside of the image fill options panel? I seem to remember them being there at one point, and that intuitively makes more sense to me, since it is where all the other raster-based editing options are.

I’m getting absolutely mad. Files with only 6 frames of 5 layers each, only 1 image each: Now the mere text edition takes ages or gets the page to crash. I just can’t work anymore. Please patch this absurd ubdate urgently.

All of my icons in the design system are part of a component set. When exporting them, the file names automatically include "name=" followed by the icon name. This creates extra cleanup work, as the "name=" prefix has to be manually removed from every file.

Don't change X field value when I change a shape's height or width.This happens when the “snap to pixel grid” is checked Before:X: 10.4, Height: 10 Change the height After:X: 10, Height: 9 If I am editing field A, don’t go ahead and change the value in some other field B.  Please understand user’s use cases instead of just assuming you should add some automated guardrail behavior.  

When you import an SVG to Figma, RECT tags get converted to PATHs. Mutating tags like this makes it a nightmare to work with Figma when developing SVGs.  Please stop mutating element types.

BLOG POST: Why does Figma deliberately add friction to the account upgrade process? 🤬 So I’ve been building start-ups for over 15yrs and the holy grail of any app is to convert a non-paying user into a paying one. But Figma has gone out of its way to deliberately make upgrading your account harder than it needs to be and violates every principle of UX in the process. The Problem:To use Dev Mode in Figma you must have a Full or Dev account. When I click the button to access Dev Mode I get a dialog that pops up that says “Upgrade to work in Dev Mode” and a button that says “Learn More” and a secondary button that says “Back to Design Mode”. Now if you’ve used the internet ever, you’d assume that the “Learn More” button will put you into a user flow where you can enter your billing info and access the premium feature you had just tried to access. But no, the geniuses at Figma have decided that this page should link to a sup

   AI’m going to have a really big problem when my AI points are being eaten up because of FIGMA stupidity… I asked it to create sql update files, and it did mind you however it didn’t use the proper naming convention, as it reused numbers that already existed. When I pointed it out, it recreated everything with new numbers… Essentially doubling my AI usage.  Another example, I asked figma to check for the usage of a background photo and was told NO, the rework and doubling of AI point usage is getting ridiculous. This is just 2 hours with of reasons why this is going to be a horrible change.  

I created a duplicate Project and wanted to delete it. I used the context menu and saw three options; Project context menuI was looking for either Delete or Move to trash. I would never have guess this would be under settings until my colleague mentioned it to me. Even a google search didn’t give me the right suggestions.Maybe adding an option for Delete to the context menu or having a different label for Settings could help with better findability.

Is there a way to stop options in the right panel from hiding all the time, it’s really infuriating. Like when I’m in the scale tool, I can’t change variants and various other things get hidden. I hate it so much. I also hate hunting for my tools that move all the time. The new UI is so terrible I can’t believe it’s in an actual UX design program.

While working with text styles, I noticed an inconsistency between the Styles view/edit panel and the UI used when applying text styles to text.The Styles view/edit panel has a strong visual hierarchy: Clear grouping (e.g., body → size → variant) Nested structure that is easy to scan Logical ordering that helps designers understand relationships between styles However, when applying text styles, this hierarchy is flattened. The lack of grouping makes it harder to: Quickly scan available styles Understand size and variant relationships Confidently choose the correct style, especially in large design systems SuggestionConsider using the same hierarchical structure from the Styles view/edit panel in the Apply text style

I believe that previously, comments sent to a file were notified on the desktop and in the Slack app, even when the file was open.However, recently, it seems that notifications are no longer received when the file is kept open. (Apologies if I'm mistaken.)When a tab for another file is open, notifications appear to be delivered normally.I often operate other browser apps while keeping the tab for the file I want to receive notifications for open in the desktop app, so in such cases, I often don't notice the notifications even if the file remains open.I would like you to consider either allowing notifications to be received even when the file is active on the tab, as before, or providing such an option.

Its just confusing that we have a +1 that is not interactive and a very similar one that you can press and increment it. Would be nice to differentiate the interactive because people often just put the non-interactive one that is not desired

When working with both Design view and Figma Make view, editing local components becomes difficult and noticeably slow in Design view especially while typing or making text-level edits.If I’m exploring or generating an idea in Figma Make and then switching to Design view to refine it or prepare a handoff, working inside the same local component across both views feels friction-heavy. Text input and real-time edits lag significantly, which disrupts the flow of iteration. Performance drops and context switching makes it hard to work efficiently.This becomes especially challenging during handoff, when ideas generated in Make need to be quickly refined, adjusted, or structured in Design. The slowdown during typing inside shared local components makes even small refinements feel cumbersome and breaks momentum.Suggestion / opportunity:A smoother interaction between Design and Make when editing l

I don’t understand why Figma AI is so restricted right now. The cost of a full seat is already on par with what many AI tools charge every month, sometimes even higher. Still, we get a handful of AI uses and then it stops working.AI should be part of the design flow, not something we have to save for special moments. If running it is that expensive, raise the seat price a little but make it unlimited for paying users.It’s frustrating when you’re in the middle of a creative session and have to think about whether you’re about to hit a limit. Figma should help us explore ideas, not ration creativity.

hi, im encountering condition where my file in figma make get warning of high memory usage, and it seems not because the amount of code that generated, i think it’s the cause is the chat is to heavy. any idea why this is happening?if the chat is the cause, i think add a chat deletion feature will be helpful, thanks

SVG is often treated as a simple export format — click “Export as SVG” and move on.In reality, SVG quality depends heavily on how the vector is generated, especially when starting from raster images like PNG or JPG.Over the last months, while working on SVG conversion workflows, I noticed a few recurring issues that designers and developers run into.1. Why raster-to-SVG conversions often look badMost automatic converters try to trace everything: noise gradients shadows anti-aliased edges This results in: overly complex paths huge file sizes SVGs that are hard to edit in Figma The key insight: clean input matters more than the tracing algorithm itself.2. Pre-processing before vectorizationBefore converting to SVG, it helps to:

WHY CAN’T I ZOOM INTO WHAT’S SELECTED? CTRL+K, NOPE, IT’S GONE. I’M NOT LOOKING FOR SHIFT+2. IF YOU WORK AT FIGMA AND YOU’RE READING THIS: I’VE BEEN A DIEHARD SINCE 2016, WHICH MATTERS NOTHING, BUT I HATE EVERY THING YOU’RE DOING TO THIS SOFTWARE.

Hello,I’m really excited about being able to use AI to edit our app screens. It would make important stakeholders able to work by their own.However, for now, the results I get are far from being usable.First, despite the announcement, I have no icon related to this… strange.But it’s accessible through the cmd-k menu → “first draft” or “make a change”My first “first draft” was a banger. With only a vague prompt, it created a neat design with nice architecture (better than those of most of designers I’ve worked with ;-) )But as soon as I use the “make a change” menu, which is where the work begins, it’s really bad. Most of the time it doesn’t stick to the selection I gave and change something else. It doesn’t understand some basic command (selecting a menu, I just ask to add 2 entries… it renamed the others and change the colors...).So, am I missing or mis-using something? Do you have similar experiences or much better?Peace

Figma has to be one of the worst pieces of software every created by humans. Seems promising and then the amount of frustration and time you waste using it becomes unimaginable.Mobile app sucks so much and is so slow and sluggish on iOS that I cannot use it for more then 2 minutes before wanting to just delete it off my phone.How can the Figma team be so terrible at their jobs?

Hello Figma Community,I’m currently enrolled in the Google UX Design course on Coursera and have been using Figma Education Pro through this program.I received an email asking me to re-verify my student status, so I selected “Bootcamp / Online Program”, but I got the message:“Bootcamp students & educators: You cannot self-verify, you must be verified by your bootcamp. Please reach out to them directly with any questions.”Since Coursera is an online program, not a traditional bootcamp, I don’t have an admin to verify me. Coursera support says I should self-verify, but Figma doesn’t allow it for online students.I want to know: How can online course students like me maintain Education Pro access? Will our accounts automatically downgrade to Starter after Sept 29 if no verif

My biggest issue with Figma Jam is tables. For instance, it's impossible to paste complex data from a Google Sheet into a selected table. You can only paste into a cell or create a new table; you can't paste into an existing one. You could paste as a new table and then copy a column to paste into another table, but that's just a mess I can't deal with.Basically, it’s a half-baked component. Figma team, please take a look at the Miro table component and its capabilities if you want more people to use your tools.

I am experiencing, that every time I use iOS26 components from Apple’s recent Figma UI-kit to make a prototype, my phone (iPhone16) lags like crazy and all interactions seem sluggish. It is very annoying that liquid glass is killing the prototyping experience. Also drains the battery Happens both with a mirrored frame or a prototype link. And also only between two screens.Anybody else experiencing this? 

I use the assets panel frequently to use our design system. The new layout with the sidebar obscures when our team’s library has updated, and it feels much slower to find and access assets. Instead staying in the same work area it feels cumbersome to move horizontally to the side nav, then back up to the search bar in the assets panel. I really dislike the new navigation, though I can understand wanting a clearer separation between these two domains. It just makes it slow for me as a user. 

As a React/Drupal developer who works closely with a UX designer, we constantly debate what to call a CTA or how to phrase a short instruction. So I built a plugin that helps with exactly that. Microcopy Fixer suggests clearer alternatives for short UI text without rewriting your whole design.You can check it out here: https://www.microcopyfixer.com/figma-pluginFeedback is welcome.

Auto-Variant Grouping, A simple tool that automatically detects related components and groups them into variants. Designers waste time manually grouping 10–40 components into variants (e.g., Button / Small / Large / Disabled / Hover).This feature would scan selected components → detect pattern similarities → auto-create a variant set. Select multiple components → click “Create Smart Variant” Figma analyzes: Naming patterns Layer structure Size similarities Color + state variations Auto-groups them into a clean, structured variant component Auto-renames properties intelligently It’s not a massive AI feature. It’s a mini-smart workflow improvement