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Four years since the initial feature request, 14K views since the first request… and still nothing.It’s completely unbelievable that such a basic and essential feature hasn’t been implemented yet in a tool that prides itself on being at the forefront of creation.⚠️ Fellow creators : if we want to have any chance of making this happen, please leave a reaction or a comment on this discussion. Together, maybe we can gain the visibility needed so that we can finally work with an organization worthy of this beautiful craft. Apes Together Strong 🐵🐵🐵Image credit: Court_Kizer

Currently it is only possible to check accessabilty (color contrast) with detached variables. Please make that possible because that would be very helpful and make Figma more efficient.

Hey Figma Community, I’m excited to kick off a discussion on a feature proposal that I believe will significantly enhance our workflow: an easy way to remove missing libraries and immediately conceal the styles copied from other libraries to be applied as core visual styles within the new library. The Problem As we continuously evolve our design projects, we often encounter situations where styles and components from old libraries are no longer relevant or used. However, these linked styles still persist, creating unnecessary strain and clutter within our current design files. It can be quite frustrating to see missing library notifications, giving the false impression that essential design elements are missing when, in reality, they are not even utilized in the new library. The Proposal Introducing a Complete Detachment Button for missing libraries, which will: • Remove Missing Libr

I’m looking for a plugin or functionality that lets me transfer vector artwork from an iPad into Figma on my Mac/PC.

Hi, My feature request is a toggle to temporarily disable realtime-sync for a component and it’s instances. This would allow me to make changes “locally” for that component before propagating the update to its all instances.The toggle/check box could live in actions toolbox, and could then show a small icon near each component name in the canvas. On click could turn stroke from purple to a blue indicating a “free edit” mode. User can make changes “locally” for enhanced performance (device only has to calculate for that component without updating all instances at same time), and then on click outside of the component, it will auto turn off and the batched change will propagate automatically to all instances.I suggest this as I’m finding Figma to be unusably slow yet never being above 50% memory. I’ve pinpointed it down to when I make a change to a component, every small change I make updates in real time causing my desktop to constantly calculate all minor i

SummaryAdd support for "global" or "parent" mode dimensions that apply across multiple variable collections. This would allow a theme like light/dark to act as a global setting that affects all other collections (like Surface, Density, or Brand) without needing to manually create every combination. The ProblemCurrently, Figma treats each collection's modes as independent and flat. When building a design system that needs both a theme (light/dark) and a surface context (default/prominent/muted), there's no way to express that light/dark should be a global setting that applies across all surface contexts. Current WorkaroundWe're forced to combine both dimensions into a single collection with combined mode names:Collection: SurfaceModes: - default/light - default/dark - prominent/light - prominent/dark - muted/light - muted/dar

There should be a fliter in layers for finding locked layers

Hello, I am reaching out to express the need for a feature that allows direct duplication of pages to another file within Figma. Currently, the process of duplicating content by copying and pasting between pages is not only time-consuming but also becomes cumbersome when attempting to duplicate multiple pages to another file simultaneously. I believe a feature that enables direct page duplication to another file would significantly enhance our workflow and efficiency. Such a feature would save considerable time and effort, especially in scenarios requiring the management of large projects with multiple pages that need duplication into different files for organizational or collaborative purposes. Is there any plan to develop a feature that facilitates duplicating pages directly to another file? This functionality would be highly appreciated and could notably improve productivity and usability within Figma. Thank you for considering this request. I look for

Current: Site > Settings > General > Custom codeAdd section: Site > Settings > General > Non-page requests So I could addPairs of request and static content: robots.txt (and add static text content) some-verification-file-name.txt (and add static text content) sitemap.xml (and add static/dynamic content) Redirects request (and redirect url) This should cover a wide range or common scenarios. 

The Issue: There is a UX "trap" when using the search filter within the Comments panel. If a search term is active, any new comments added to the canvas that don't match that term are immediately hidden. This creates the false impression that comments are not being saved or that there is a sync/connection error.The Experience: I searched for a specific term in the Comments panel during a meeting. Later, I began adding new comments to the canvas. Because my previous search was still active (but the panel was not my primary focus), every new comment I typed vanished instantly upon hitting "Post." Since I was focused on the canvas and not the right-hand panel, I didn't realize a filter was still applied. I spent several minutes troubleshooting my internet connection before realizing the search term was simply filtering out my new comments. Proposed Solutions:

Hello folks! First of all, thanks for all the great work you constantly do on Figma. It’s really an amazing tool and keeps getting better and better. ❤️ With that said, I would like to point some issues with the “Review updates” tool, mostly related to how Figma theme interface sometimes make things unusable. 😅 1. Enable user to toggle background color.

Add a Reassign button to the Library Update Dialog to allow specific bulk re-mapping of styles, Components, and Variables. 

I don’t know if positive feedback is allowed, but whoever made it possible to copy tables from excel to figma and make them editable? Yeah, they deserve a hug, a cookie, and a raise. 

Is it possible to obtain a free subscription to the Professional package for non-profit organizations, and what evidence is required for this? Thank you for your response!

Dear Figma employees, Thank you for your incredible hard work on a software that has confidently made me leave InDesign and in many ways Illustrator in the dust. (even though Adobe is your owner now...) Any hopes for a Lock Guides feature in 2026?

As a user I want to lock the guides so that I dont accidently select or move them. This is frustrating. There are times when layout grids are are the correct tool to use and a time when guides/rules are the correct tool. When you are zoomed out it’s impossible to select elements without selecting or moving guides/rules. 🙂 …to everything turn turn turn turn…

Need for an dialog to confirm a variable collection deletion.

Hello everyone,I just removed all interactions from the prototype by mistake when working on a project. 💀I right clicked on the Prototype page because I was having trouble connecting a section. Clicked on “Remove all interactions” thinking it would hide them temporary so I coud have a better view. I almost cried when I realized all the conections were lost. Why did the system didn’t even ask for a confirmation?!When I realized what happenned it was too late, I tried everything but no Ctrl + Z or Version Story could solve it. I tried to re-connect it all but I had a meeting in 1 hour. Of course I wasn’t able to fix the whole project… I believe it should totally have a confirmation modal or something similar to a warning, it’s a delicate decision for the user to delete everything and from what I’ve seen it keeps happening to many designers.Please share your thoughts with meAlexa

Hey, I’m working with a team that’s switching from Miro to FigJam, and they primarily use Miro as a Moodboarding tool.I’m wondering if there’s a good way to select multiple images and match their size – we’ve found the “scale better” plugin in the plugin store which can do this, but don’t like having to cmd+K and type its name each time we want to do this.If there isn’t, I think this would be a really good feature to add.

An edge case however I’d love to see this update eventually. I have a segmented button component that contains nested button component variants. This segmented button component lives in many different places in my UI, utilising the different forms of the nest button component (text , icon, icon and text) I’d like to be able to set a min width to the nested button components inside my segmented button component instance WITHOUT having to set the min width to the master button component.

I am using Figma Make extensively as a Product Manager to co-create interaction frameworks and prototypes with AI through multiple iterations.This workflow exposes a critical gap that blocks real-world delivery.Context: AI collaboration naturally creates many intermediate states However, not every generation should be treated as a deliverable version At certain points, I need to explicitly confirm:“This version is good enough to be frozen and delivered as V1.01 / V1.02.” Current pain points: Figma Make provides generation history, but no concept of a user-confirmed fixed or tagged version There is no way to attach structured notes or delivery comments to a specific confirmed version The only workaround is screenshots, which: Break interaction context

I’m trying to find the CSS properties in dev tools for the glass effect, but can’t find any styles related to it at all. How do I share this with devs? There’s nothing as much as even a background blur mentioned. the only styles I can find are border radius and bg color, both of which I applied to my comp, and are not related to the glass effect at all. All help is much appreciated. TIA

Hello, It would be immensely useful if I could see a list of all components (with variant indication) and variables used per page / file, and be able to compare that to the entire list of components / variants / variables available in my design system. This way it would be easy to spot any unused component / variant / variable in the design system and purge it. Thanks

Please before inserting new features resolve core issues:Optimising rendering of pages Optimising rendering of instances Optimising overall speed of platformDo not get me wrong, new features are always nice, but speed and efficiency of the application is the most important and Figma is becoming increasingly problematic in such things.As an example in December could not use the platform for a week because instances were constantly badly rendered and no workaround was possible. Today cannot use some files because interacting with them is impossible due to extremely low speed.If features are implemented but the usage of the application becomes more and more problematic in terms of performance, then what is the point of implementing new features?

[Problem ] I work at a creative agency and frequently switch between my company's organization and multiple client organizations within Figma.The biggest issue I face is accidentally creating a new file in a client’s workspace when it was intended for our internal use or for another client. This is a significant security risk.Because the Figma UI allows users to create files instantly via the "+" tab or shortcuts, it is very easy to lose track of which organization is currently "active." If I am working on a client file in one tab and decide to start a new internal draft, Figma often defaults the new file's location to that client's organization. Currently, there is nothing to prevent this. [What I am looking for]We are currently considering the following manual workarounds to mitigate this risk: Separating Windows: Opening each client’s project in a completely sep