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Creative Companion – A Fun and Personal Figma FeatureI would love to see Figma introduce an optional Creative Companion that stays with users across all their files and projects. Instead of being linked to one design file, the companion would belong to the user's Figma account and always be there whenever they use Figma.The companion doesn't have to be just a pet. Users could choose from different characters like a pet, robot, mascot, fantasy creature, or avatar. They could customize its appearance, clothes, accessories, and expressions, and even change its look whenever they want to match their mood or style.The companion could also make long design sessions more enjoyable by allowing users to interact with it during short breaks. Simple activities like playing with it or feeding it could help designers relax. It could also gently remind users to take breaks, stretch, or drink water.As users continue designing in Figma, they could unlock new customization options, outfits, and accesso

Custom scatter brushes are great, but we want to be able to create a true pixel brush using the scatter brush. However, to do this, we need the ability to be able to ‘rotation lock’ the brush so that instead of providing a rotation offset on the item we’re using for the brush, we can instead set that the rotation is always the same direction and doesn’t follow the path. 

Auto layout is cool. Thanks Figma! However, to change the display order, one has to manually change the order of each item in the Layer section, which can be annoying when dealing with too many items in the layout. A solution would be to add three layout buttons, right below the current ones, that do just that: reverse the order of display. Much love. I hope this helps! Names of the button and much more on it on my personal blog on Medium: New Figma Auto-Layout Feature. The Problem | by Malik D | Mar, 2024 | Medium

Figmaをクライアント側のルールで使用できないときに、アノテーションを含めてエクスポートをし、やり取りを進めたいです。アノテーションも含めたＰＤＦにできないため、１画面ずつアノテーションごとスクリーンショットをし、つなぎ合わせて１枚にしたものをクライアントに送るという手間が発生しています。または、ＰＤＦをエクスポートをしてから、別でまたコメントを貼るという手間が発生しています。機能追加を何卒お願いいたします。 

When in a Figma file, I’d like to be able to add a new page that’s a documentation type rather than a design type. The format of the active space would be like word or google docs or something similar, but a document editor with pages and not a free zoom/scroll space. This would help centralize documentation for design systems as well as for product managers and developers to have a more familiar space to put documentation.

I love being able to build animations right inside of Figma and having Engineers be able to scrub through and preview and inspect them. But I’ve already encountered a major hurdle.I’m sure there must be a way to do this - but I’ve tried every which way I could think of, with no luck...I have an animated component (a custom spinner), that uses a few shapes that animate their position, scale, and opacity. Now I need to scale instances of the component to different sizes to suit various applications within my system, and I can’t seem to do it. When I use the scale tool, the static component scales without issue, but when viewed as a prototype, the position properties are all out of whack. Do I really need to recreate the animation every time I need it at a slightly different size? That would be really inconvenient (not to mention a lot of math to figure out my new position values for every keyframe for every size.) If I can’t scale animations proportionally, I might as well keep using imp

Hi Figma team! This is a smaller feature request, nothing revolutionary 😊It would be really great if there was support for searching within a folder or project space. Sometimes I know approximately where a file is/should be, and it’d be helpful to be able to search right from there. General search + filters work, but I would love to see it right at the top in context of where I’m browsing.Great work as always, and thanks for considering!

I’m missing the feature of switching between different word-break values. Figmas default is the browser’s normal. However sometimes, especially for more technical text like links, a break-word: break-all would be a better option. Given that this can be implemented in code, but not visualized in Figma is unfortunate.

As an interaction designer working on a design system, I would love to have pre-defined animation defined as library to share with rest of the team. This feature will enable a shared motion language and guarantee that all prototypes and animation are aligned with design system guidelines.In Figma Motion already exist preset animation with semantic names, so I know this is possible. However, I can’t find a way to create my own animation presets.If this is possible can someone guide me on how to do it? If not, I would love to suggest this as a new feature.

While using Claude.ai with the Figma connector Claude told me it wasn't able to programmatically insert the contents into the slot inside a component “because Figma protects slot nodes from plugin writes”. If this limitation is intentional, why? It serious limits the usefulness of the connector. Please allow the connector to write to slot nodes.

Hi I suggest that Figma includes a “Copywriter” permission level, allowing designers to grant edit access to copywriters for text editing only, preventing displacement of elements. This would enhance collaboration between designers and copywriters, who play a vital role on product teams.

I’m working on a presentation in Figma Slides, and I find myself constantly seeking out the selected slide in the sidebar. The blue background and change in text color is too subtle to easily detect without a conscious, focused scan. Please make it more obvious so I can glance and instantly detect the selected slide. The result of this design defect is I often lose my focus state because I need to shift my attention from creating content to analyzing the interface. 

Hi,I could love to use figma draw but currently can’t since it’s not available on ipad / tablet. I sometimes draw quick prototypes on figjam, and instead could switch the entire prototype workflow in figma. 

Feature Request: Support for hierarchical page structures in the left navigation panel. Currently, pages exist in a flat structure without nesting capabilities.

Figma has been an essential tool for my daily work as a solo UI/UX designer. However, the recent bundling of AI Credits into the Professional plan has significantly increased the subscription cost, even for users who never use AI features.Previously, I was paying around USD 20/month for the Professional plan. After the Config 2026 changes, the cost increased to approximately USD 55/month because AI Credits are now included by default. There is currently no option to disable AI Credits or choose a lower-cost Professional plan without them.This creates a real problem for independent designers, freelancers, and small businesses. We subscribe to the Professional plan because we need features like:Unlimited design files Components and Libraries Variables Advanced prototyping Version history Team collaborationThese are the reasons we pay for Professional—not necessarily for AI.Forcing every Professional user to pay for AI, regardless of whether they use it, feels unfair. Many of us already r

The Publish Library action feels really hidden, and its location doesn't make much sense in a design system file.Why not make it a global action, similar to the Share button? When you're working on the design system figma file, publishing the library is one of the primary actions.Right now the flow is:Assets → Library icon → Publish → Wait...It feels unnecessarily buried. Let's make our lives easier.

Guys, would be great if Figma consider to add some or all of these features someday: A tab to see all itens from community that we liked, instead of only showing those that we saved; that gives even more meaning and usage to the like button. Have the option to pin the “view community profile” icon that appears on the top left of the app when we open up our community profile. Maybe add some “scrap page/book” so we can say something to the community members on their profiles just like Orkut did back there in that time

Hello Figma Team,I've been a long time Figma user and have relied on it extensively for website design. Unfortunately, over the past year I've found the overall experience becoming increasingly frustrating. Many workflows that were once fast and intuitive now require significantly more effort, and it feels like the focus has shifted away from the needs of production designers.Some of the issues I've encountered include:Copying a layer from one frame to another no longer pastes it in the same relative position. This used to be a huge time saver when working across multiple artboards. Selecting layers has become much more difficult, especially within nested Auto Layouts. I often find myself drilling through multiple layers just to select the object I want. Auto Layout has become overly complex. Small changes frequently produce unexpected results, making simple edits unnecessarily time consuming. Changing layouts, such as moving from a four column grid to a three column grid, often stretc

PROBLEM: Currently, if you and a user outside of your team both have paid Figma accounts, and you need the other person to be able to edit your file, you need to pay for A THIRD account. i.e. For TWO freelancers to edit the same Figma file, you need to pay for THREE Figma accounts. This is clearly a terrible customer service experience and I suspect it’s a common issue as you’ll see from Figma’s own Product Support team response below. SOLUTION: The ideal workaround would be to offer free editing when both accounts are paid. Alternatively, if it’s an expensive service to provide, it seems reasonable for Figma to charge a clear fee (e.g. Editing collaboration: $2 per file per month, or $5 per project per month). Please upvote and add to the discussion. For reference, here’s my last message from Figma’s Customer Support, who are clearly trying to help solve this problem: Hey there Paul, Thanks for reaching back out. Again, all editors in your team space are billable to you. Even if Robin

Feature Request: Add a Delete option to the right-click context menu for elements and frames in Figma. Currently, deleting elements requires pressing the Delete or Backspace key, which is difficult or impossible when using Figma in a browser on a device without a physical keyboard (such as a tablet). Adding a Delete button to the right-click menu would make Figma more accessible for users who rely on touch or on-screen keyboards.

I really appreciate how much Figma has invested in Dev Mode and AI features. With MCP support and AI-assisted workflows, Figma is becoming an essential tool not only for designers, but also for developers.However, I think there is a growing group of users that doesn't fit well into the current pricing model: solo developers and small teams without dedicated designers.I'm currently a paying Professional subscriber because it's the only plan that gives me access to the developer features I need. As a solo developer, however, I mainly use Figma for:MCP integration with AI coding assistants AI-generated UI designs Editing designs with prompts Inspecting layouts Generating code from designsI rarely use advanced collaboration features, team libraries, branching, or other designer-focused capabilities included in the Professional plan.I would love to see a new plan designed specifically for AI-first developers. It could be a lower-cost individual subscription that includes Dev Mode, MCP, AI d

 We’d love the ability to group a set of animated frames into a named animation group or section, similar to how compositions and grouped timelines work in After Effects.For example, if a project contains multiple scenes, we could select all frames and animations related to one scene and group them as: Slide 1 Animation Invoice Builder Intro Tax Section Send Email Sequence Final Logo Animation The group could then be collapsed or expanded in the timeline, making complex motion projects much easier to organize and navigate.Ideally, this feature would allow us to: select multiple animated frames or layers group them into one animation section give the group a custom name collapse and expand the group in the timeline move or duplicate the whole animation group together clearly separate different scenes or slides inside larger projects We’ve been very happy moving more of our motion workflow into Figma Motion, but once a project grows beyond a few animations, the timeline

We’ve been really happy to switch from other motion design tools to Figma Motion. Having the design and animation workflow in one place makes the process much faster, especially when the UI already lives in Figma.The one feature that still feels missing is audio support.It would be extremely useful to attach custom audio files such as MP3 or WAV to animations and timelines, for example:click and hover sounds popup and modal sounds transition sound effects notification sounds background music voiceoversIdeally, each sound could be placed and trimmed directly on the timeline, synchronized precisely with an animation or interaction, with basic controls for volume, fade in/out, and looping.For product demos and UI motion videos, sound design is a major part of making the final result feel polished. Right now, having to export the animation and move into another tool just to add sound breaks an otherwise excellent workflow.We’re genuinely happy to move more of our motion work into Figma. If

As many design tools have an easy toggle to switch the orientation or the values of width and height, we shall have it on figma too between the width and height input fields.

Add the ability for Figma Make to change Figma layers, just like Figma's default agent does (possibly through Skills). I'm currently creating a text layer in Figma that requires a custom text effect. I've noticed an interesting thing: when changing the layer—the container for which Figma Make creates content—during resizing, it automatically adjusts to the frame size (Figma's default animation is shown, and the code reacts to it). However, if this is, for example, a text layer, and the number of vertical lines increases during resizing, Figma Make can't automatically change the container—the Figma layer. That is, Figma Make can understand that the layer is resizing and adapt to this change, but it can't adapt the Figma layer itself (resize it relative to its code). It can only work with the contents of the code layer itself, not with the Figma layer. So, I can't create a code layer that, for example, changes in the same way as the default text container in Figma (which resizes vertical