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There used to be a drag icon (like the one circled in the dark UI image) for Paragraph Spacing. Now the only way to adjust the spacing is to adjust the numbers manually. Please add the original functionality back.

Hey, I have built my own system for managing icons in our design system. I have one single page that looks as below: I wrote a small script that automatically adds icons from FontAwesome, flatten, rename and position is properly inside the page. I have a Icon component that have different sizes and uses the icons on the above page as instances: The problem I am facing is, eveytime I add a new Icon, I need to go back to the Icon component and add that Icon to the instances. I think there should be a way to automatically add all the components from a page as an instance without requiring manual intervention. Thanks

I am not loving the new UI in general, but after using it for a while there are two specific details that bug me enough to write this rant. The new UI re-organized some of the controls which makes it makes it harder to do simple things. Please consider the following suggestions: Move “Corner Radius” into the Layout section. I have no idea why corder radius is grouped with opacity in appearance when it needs to be next to the “Clip content” and dimensions options. When I adjust a corner radios, i am 100% of the time going to then immediately click “Clip layout” so I can see that change. In fact, I think If a corner radius is added to a frame, then clip content checkbox should be automatically checked so I don’t have to do it to see it. Move “Alignment” options to the “Layout” section. Y’all moved the alignment options and the spacing so far away that it is really annoying now anytime I am tiding up my files. After I go to Alignment to tidy up selected frames (located in the Position sec

Hej Figma, thanks for turning Figma into the next Paint app, BUT from my POV Figma is a UI Design Tool for  Designing Web +  App UI´s run UX tests to follow Prototypes prevent fuckups.nd last but but not least connect UI Designers und UI Dev more and let them speak with one tongue. (closing the gap between Design + Code → People)Thats why I have a mayor pain point with Figma, let me try to explain- You are adding more and more features changing Figma UI overnight. - Features started half baked and are not evolving like Variables, eehm Tokens.- You ignore Web standards (Layout-models, Margins?)- Adding more or less useless Features, and let the essential ones stay in a beta forever. - Tokens/Variables:You ignore W3C standards, everything is max half baked.The Variables-JSON file which is only possible to export using third party Plugins or Enterprise License using API is complete messed up an not useable in Token Workflows like Style Dictionary  or Tailwind-Variables released in 2023 st

The problem with Figma file organization becomes a nightmare when you have a full design team and your company’s workflow is based on a 2-week release cycle.In every release, each designer produces 2–3 design files — you can imagine how many files pile up in Figma. It’s incredibly frustrating that Figma doesn’t offer an option to filter files by creator. This would make managing and finding files so much easier. What else would help: It would be amazing to have an assign feature — something like what Jira offers, where you can assign a member to a task/ticket.That way, it’s clear who is responsible for what. Honestly, that would be a game-changer.

figpal可以继续延续吗 很喜欢

It would be very convenient and intuitive, if users could skip a whole Folder/Row/Chapter of slides with a single click on the first slide of the row. Right now the Skip Slide command only hides the first slide of a row. Thanks :) 

An animation product in Figma would let designers create complex interactions without using external tools like Lottie Creator. After Config 2025, it feels like it would fully centralize the design process in one place.

Hi Figma team,I’m aware there are plugins like Batch Styler, but I really miss the built-in Figma feature that used to let you view all fonts and text styles used in a file — and replace them in bulk. That native function was faster, more reliable, and didn’t require external tools or permissions.As someone who works in complex files and shared libraries, this feature was a key part of keeping typography consistent. Right now, it’s noticeably harder to audit and clean up styles across a project without it.Please consider bringing this back — it was one of Figma’s truly great quality-of-life features.Thanks so much!

Hi Figma team! It would be amazing if you could integrate a feature to generate wireframes, similar to Relume. I believe this addition would significantly enhance productivity and streamline the design process. 

Hey everyone, I’m working on a video streaming app development and want to make sure the user experience is really smooth. What UI/UX design tips or best practices would you recommend for this kind of app?

Upon using Figma Sites, one of the first things I noticed was that you can’t nest pages inside other pages or folders to keep related content organized in the sidebar (like /projects, projects/project 01, projects/project 02, etc.). Dividers, which we got last year, definitely helped a bit—but having collapsible folders or nested pages, like with layers, or pages in Framer, would seriously help keep things organized – especially for URLs.

Hexagonal Gridmake it possible to create grids like this by analogy with fill setting in the form of a patternAdd such an option as setting wrap for horizontal, vertical, and grid, or only for grid. At the moment you have wrap only for horizontal

Just give me this opportunity

Unfortunately, I guess today’s the day. 

20 days until we are forced for no real reason onto UI3.I would prefer not to swap to UI3, as I much prefer UI2, but I cannot even fathom making the switch with that tool bar stuck at the bottom of the screen right where I look at my work. PLEASE give us the option to move this toolbar at the very least. 

There’s a way to connect the Figma api with zapier to chatgpt, but it’s not possible to build designs with ChatGPT prompts yet. When do we get an updated api to connect Figma with chatgpt and access to all it’s features?

This is great but there are some cases when a user want’s to bring in a component from another library that has variables attached that you no longer want to use. Say you are building a new library with it’s own variable styles. At the moment there is no way to just detach the current variables when you bring in a component from another library. You have to manually comb through the component and try to find all of the instances where there are variables being referenced from the outside library. Very time consuming! It would be a life saver to add another option to the quick options panel to “detach all variables”. This way a user could start fresh and add new variables to the component and have no references to the an outside library.

I was trying to find a way to combine more than one string variable together without the need to create to text layers. My use case is: I have plenty of small string variables with specific details associated with a main variable mode. I have plenty of variables modes. I need to combine some of the variables together to generate a more complex string. Current possible solutions (both the solutions are not great for various reasons): Create 2 text layers and connect them with String Variable A and String Variable B. [I need to create an auto-layout frame that contains the 2 layers and resize automatically based on text content and if a variable is empty for any reason] Create a String Variable C that contains String Variable A and String Variable B. [I need to copy and paste the content of both Variables A and B into Variable C. If anything change in time for A or B, I have to change also C] I’d love to have an option to say: this text layer contains Variable A + Variable B (+ can b

Hey!When opening Figma you always end up on the home screen, I switch between projects a lot.There is currently no easy way to search my projects (without a mouse). It is a bit weird and frustrating that such a simple feature does not exist here. Just the ability to press CTRL/⌘ + F to focus on the search bar on the top left corner is enough :) Or, better, make it a search dialog with a big autofill thumbnails, a bit like Spotlight. (I do think this whole screen needs a bit of a redesign to make it easier to find my projects, but that is another topic) That was my ted talk :)If anyone could add this I would be so grateful!!

It would be great to have an option to send a link to others where you are already following the sharer as soon as loading the link - happens all the time in meetings where there is friction that everyon needs to click on the sharer to follow, sometimes people don’t load correctly or are logged in twice etc.

I don’t know if theres already a function in Figma that does this (could not find), but it would be so cool to not only have the standard prototyping triggers such as click, hover, drag etc, but also keybindings. Pressing a specific key as for example ‘P’ to trigger a popup, or ‘Spacebar’ to go to what ever screen. This would allow such cool things in prototypes!!

Issue and context:I frequently use the regular “design mode” with minimized UI on to focus on the canvas while doing larger walkthroughs with stakeholders or refinements with dev-teams.I use the regular design mode since most of the more complex designs have workflows and annotations right on the canvas so the designed screens/states etc are part of a larger illustrated process.While doing these walkthroughs my viewers often loose track of the mouse pointer. Especially in while hoovering over complex designs with a lot of visual clutter. Suggestion:I would like to be able to change the mouse pointer to a laser pointer with a color of my choosing. Its important that this is available while in the regular design mode since the current “present mode” starts a prototype and hide the rest of the canvas thus hiding all the contextual work flow illustrations and annotations etc.

Some fonts have Korean names, but they appear in English.It would be easier to find them if the names stayed in their original language, no matter the UI setting.

You’ve buried every relevant action multiple clicks into the UI. Simple things like adding a min-height or changing the responsiveness are now much harder. The UI is tanking designer productivity. There’s no hierarchy in the new UI. Scannability is out the window. Sitting here squinting at low-contrast UIs with size 10-pt font like the old geezer I apparently am. You’ve moved multiple properties. Why? This increases the mouse distance that you have to travel to do basic tasks. Even as someone who’s done print, I’m baffled why you chose color swatches as the icon for theme variables. The icon choices in the new UI reminded me of VSCO with how obtuse and unclear they are.I’m shocked that a tool for designers with a reputation for a user-centered culture not only shipped this UI, but then forced it on its users.