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Every time I use bulleted text, the actual bullet point is a slightly indented and doesn’t perfectly align with the left margin. Are there any additional way to have greater control text indentation and control hanging bullets? Plug-ins? Thanks.

This is relatively minor, but I think it would be convenient to place an eyedropper tool here (shown in mockup attached) to make it easier to access. Looks like there would be space for that… Maybe you already thought of this and rejected it for some reason.  I love Figma!outer eyedropper access 

I publish complex files about video game UI.I see my files being used and notification bar doesn’t allow me to see all names or visit those people profiles (if there is one).Seeing real names and profiles would help me feel more real connection to those who use my files, and it will keep me motivated to create more of them.Clicking on notifications just navigates me to the file page, and there are none lists of likes, uses available.  Could we have lists of likes, uses of our Community files?Maybe like in Instagram or Behance 

Hi TeamThis is must have feature in figma! With the power of AI, Uizard Wireframe empowers to digitize hand-drawn wireframes in seconds with the click of the button. It can transform designs in to clickable prototypes with ease.https://app.uizard.io/This video explains the feature -  

When using Auto Layout for an entire page flow, not everything is spaced equally. For example, imagine a page like: Toolbar Heading Paragraph Input Button To put all of these into a single Auto Layout and give equal spacing to all of it is not typically how it’d work (eg, Toolbar + Heading might be close together, but more spacing around above and below the Input). To use the benefits of Auto Layout, I wrap these objects into their own Auto Layout frames and then use the padding within these nested frames to create the spacing between elements. It’d be great to be able to apply margins to objects (like text frames or other frames) without having to first nest them into their own individual frames. This would be closer to how CSS typically works as text elements (h1, h2, p, …) don’t need to be nested in a div to have margin added to them.

ProblemIn Figma, comments are not preserved when duplicating pages, frames, or sections. This creates a major gap in workflows where teams need to iterate on designs while maintaining a record of client feedback.This has been a long-standing request from the Figma community for years, and continues to be a significant pain point.Real-world use caseIn a typical client workflow, we:Collect feedback directly in Figma via comments Duplicate a page or create a new version to begin revisions Need to reference and resolve original feedback as changes are implementedCurrently, duplicating a page removes all comment threads, forcing teams to either:Manually recreate comments (time-consuming and error-prone), or Constantly reference a separate file/page, which breaks workflow efficiencyImpactThis is a huge pain point across our entire organization, especially in fast-paced agency environments:Slows down iteration cycles Increases risk of missing or misinterpreting feedback Creates disconnect bet

It would be super useful if unselected annotations were omitted while a specific one is selected. As is, annotations can make the interface extremely cluttered depending on the level of specificity added and it's hard to identify which element each note refers to. Simplified example bellow.  

The provided palette for text color is not accessible. Most colors do provide sufficient contrast against the white canvas.  I understand the second row of colors would be useful when the text is placed on top of color/darker surfaces, but the colors on the first row should at least meet AA over the white background of the canvas. Otherwise one is forced to always pick a custom color if the background is white, or from the few that provide the most contrast.

Sometimes when too many tabs are open, their names are getting truncated and it would be quite difficult to jump from one tab to another. E.g. tracing a component back to design system to check master component and documentations before jumping back to working file, it would take some time to locate where the working file tab is. Suggesting a feature to incorporate a search bar (collapse if it’s not activated) or even just a keyboard shortcut to let user quickly scroll through and search among opened tabs. Something like command+tab in macOS or control+tab in Figma but with better visual and thumbnails.

We just wrapped the big announcements at Config, and we know there’s a lot to take in.This thread is your space to share reactions, ask questions, and let us know what you're excited about (or still curious about) with regard to Figma Draw. Our team will be actively reading and sharing relevant takeaways with the product team. What we’d love to hear from you:What aspects are you most excited about — and why? Where do you still have questions or want more clarity? Anything that didn’t quite land for you yet? A few quick reminders:If you need help with a specific account or file issue, please get in touch with a specialist on the Support Team. A note on Community Guidelines: Posts that veer off-topic or become unproductive may be moderated to keep the focus on the product at hand. Keep feedback focused on Figma Draw — this helps everyone follow along.

Hi, We are using Devin in our Org widely and integration with Figma for Read and Write operations are unavailable at this moment, when can we expect Figma MCP for Devin? Thx 

Stamps currently display the name of the user who placed them, but not when they were added. It would be very useful to also show the date and time for each stamp. Our team uses stamps to mark completed items. Being able to see exactly when a stamp was placed would help us better understand progress over time, track when decisions were made, and improve async collaboration. Suggested improvement:Show the date and time together with the user name on hover. This would make stamps significantly more informative, especially for teams using FigJam for workflow tracking and status updates.

It would be great to be able to merge two variables into one, so anywhere where either variable is referenced, the references will now point to the single, merged variable.

 Can we merge all Figma skills into a single one? Otherwise there are too many skills in Codex, all of which are Figma‑related, and they take up too much space.

When I write create long paragraphs with text tool on the Figma I get the unnecessary spaces on edges of the paragraph like below. But I think if there a hyphenation feature (like Adobe Photoshop) it could add dashes automatically on the texts and fix this issue. So, what do you think about this feature feedback?

I've been using the Figma MCP server with Claude Code to build a design-to-code workflow, and I've hit what feels like a significant gap in the `generate_figma_design` (html-to-design) capture tool. I'd love to see this addressed and wanted to share the use case in detail. The current behaviorWhen generate_figma_design captures a rendered web page, it converts everything to raw Figma geometry — frames, rectangles, and text nodes. Even if the page is built entirely from your published design system components (Button, Tag, Checkbox, etc.), and even if those components have Code Connect mappings configured, the capture output has no awareness of them. You get a pixel-faithful snapshot, but it's "dead" — no component instances, no variable bindings, no variant properties. The gap this createsCode Connect already establishes a bidirectional relationship between Figma components and code components. The metadata is there. But generate_figma_design doesn't use it. Here's a concrete example o

Greetings, I’ve been using an AI agent to develop a prompt to review figma concepts to cover the following: UX heuristic using NNg as the foundation, UI errors, and Grammatical errors. The prompt needs to be copied from the Ai tool and implemented in Figma Make. Figma Make has to recreate the reviewed design exactly before this prompt is implemented to review the design. This is a lot of steps to review a designs. Will Figma introduce a a feature to fully review designs on an artboard covering those items? UX errors, UI errors, and grammatical errors?

Request: More access through the Figma MCP when inspecting the node in `dev` mode.Reason: I’d assume (correct me if wrong) this would decrease token usage because of the extra coding data (e.g., setting css styles to `Android`) that Figma already has available.Open to being corrected by the Figma team!

Problem As a front-end programmer I don’t quite grasp the current concept of so called “Local Variables”. For starters, they’re not local, but global. And the thing with global vars is - they make a big mess, like always. For this reason any programming language considers global vars an anti-pattern. But currently, the only way to make a Figma component “stateful” is to keep its “state” in the global namespace. I use quotes for a reason: there is no real state at all, because in Figma there is no an entity like “state of a component”. This all makes flows unmaintainable and prevents us from transferring components between files and projects, because they get transferred without their “state”. So basically you can’t easily reuse components logic. It also doesn’t provide any level of isolation. For example, if I have more than one instance of the same component, how would I distinguish their variables/states? Solution proposal Since Figma’s model is a tree-like, and frames serve as the

Mural’s tables auto adjust based on items within a cell. If you add another sticky note, the cell expands to accommodate the new sticky. Not having this in Figjam is killing me. 

Currently, when we have many files open in Figma (which is not uncommon in a work context), we tend to lose visibility and access to some of them when trying to switch tabs.Intuitively, I try to scroll horizontally through the open file tabs with no success, which makes navigation quite difficult. As a result, I either have to drag the entire Figma window to the side to expand the view or feel forced to close files just to access others.Is there any plan to improve this usability?Thank you.

It would be a big time saver to preserve the style and formatting of a text layer, when copying and pasting it from one file to another file. Right now the paste operation loses all formatting and I have to re-format the text all over again.

When working with multiple shapes, you currently cannot edit the anchor points of multiple shapes at once whether they are unionized or not. At my studio, we are working on incredibly complex UI for vehicles, and products, and this feature would be much appreciated, and would greatly increase the speed of our workflow.

I would love edit multiple images at the same time and not have to wait till one is done! Very time consuming to have to wait when you have to do 6 or 10.

Searched and didn’t see any mention of this. If you have a file with a blue background that you wanna send to someone to test it can be rough. Custom colors would be cool, but at least being able to pick from like 2-4 would suffice. Thanks!