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Today: As an agency, we’re frequently starting new projects for new clients. We’ve evolved a set of best practices for Figma file organization, per-client design systems, etc. These best practices have been captured in a Starter Project project in Figma. However, to use this Starter Project each designer must duplicate each file in the Starter Project individually and then move them over into a new project. Idea: We’d love to see Figma support duplicating projects in addition to the existing file duplication functionality. This would be a small but noticeable improvement in efficiency for spinning up new client projects.

I guess this is a much needed feature. Now, I export multiple fames into PDFs and go to any PDF editing website and combine all the pages to a Single PDF. Incase If I have any edits, I need to again come and edit in Figma and have to do these steps again which is very hectic. Please implement this feature. I guess in the export section, an option to export to a single PDF will solve the problem. Much needed one. Guys vote for this!!!

Se debería poder generar link para compartir de solo las pantallas que uno seleccione, para que asi uno pueda ir compartiendo al cliente o al desarrollador solo las pantallas finalizadas y aprobadas y ya cuando uno finalice o vaya aumentando pantallas solo se actualizaria el link compartido. actualmente uno comparte el link ya sea para solo ver o para desarrollo y se muestra todo hasta lo que uno va modificando o aumentando, como que no existe la privacidad una vez que uno comparte el link. En especial cuando uno lo comparte con un cliente, no se ve bien que vayan viendo pantallas que no esten concluidas, para este caso tengo que estar copiando las pantallas que quiero compartir o otro archivo.

Can you revert changes to the message that appears in the top right corner of Figma files telling me that X person(s) is / are request access to the file. Previously it had their email below their name. This was so useful to help identify who ‘Ben’ is. Now all I know is there persons name and I no longer know which company they are from. It was really useful seeing the email address. It’s ok only knowing the name of the person if you are small team but in large organisations that work with external parties / third part vendors, you have no idea who these people are and the email address is the best way to id them and know if I should give them access.

Cuando se abre un link de presentación debería tener la vista de pantallas en grilla, esto para poder visualizar todo el contenido de pantallas y así poder dirigirse mas rápido a la pantalla requerida, actualmente uno si quiere ver una pantalla en especifico tiene que ir recorriendo uno por uno por todas las pantallas hasta encontrar la que uno quiere mostrar

In the left-side panel, the pages and layers panels are separated by a single-pixel-thick line. This line is draggable so as to resize the vertical height of the panels.This is incredibly small, and there is almost no affordance to understand this is draggable. To compound the confusion, the flat design offers no indication that these panels may contain more pages/layers (e.g. a fade out of the pages’ names at the bottom of the panel).Finally, why does collapsing the layers panel not reduce its height, like the collapsible panels of Adobe’s apps? it seems like there is no purpose to this collapse, since it does not reveal the full list of pages.This problem is quite annoying when we share our work with stakeholders and collaborators (e.g. copywriters and project managers) that are not familiar with the idiosyncrasies of Figma, and are wondering where all the pages go.Please find a solution to clarify that these panels contain potentially more than they reveal, and that this thin line i

The new preview window in Figma client is great! It would be nice if this could be moved freely outside the window size of the Figma client. This way it would not obstruct the Figma UI and can be moved to a secondary display.

I do accidentally move around comments by mistake. And whenever I cmd-z I accidentally undo the designs rather than comment move.

In their current state, comments try to accommodate multiple use cases into a single system: general note-taking, questions to ask stakeholders, functionality/purpose annotations, feedback, prototype tour points, etc. When all these use cases pile up in a single page, it could easily start to reach over 100 individual comments and makes it difficult to distinguish between them. I’m proposing expanding the functionality of the comments feature to allow for the most common use cases to be different comment types. Invision does a great job of this by changing the color of the pin when a certain comment type is selected. This allows users to quickly identify the most relevant comments to them and ignore the rest. (From Invision) What would make it even better is if the visibility of types of comments could be filterable from the right toolbar. When the comment tool is active, editors could filter down which types of comments they would like to see. They could also determine if a comment t

Hi, in both of my organizations, I use Figma for designs, and my devs are used to it, know how to navigate and adopted it very well. But when I get files from other colleagues outside of my organization, I usually get .ai or .psd files and I can’t open them. I would like Figma (not community that is extra pay and mostly does not even do the job) being able to let me work with these files.The question is, can Figma team work on that?It would be soooo much more helpful than things like Figma Make, because this thing makes me leave Figma and use Adobe instead.  

copy comments from a Figma file to another one while duplicating/copying content/designs.

Add the option to put a password on the page in the file. This is very necessary when you are working on a product and part of the development team temporarily should not have access to one page, but should have access to other pages in the file.

Please allow developers to add annotations directly in Dev Mode to capture technical notes and implementation details. This would make it easier to document decisions, track clarifications, and maintain context during development, all without leaving Figma.

My Figma files are growing with screens, especially example screens to showcase various states. I’d like to keep them organized by arranging them in separate pages, but the thing is, I need to be able to prototype from one screen to another, over different applications to showcase a complete user flow. Would there be a feature one day where you can prototype between different pages, like Excel for example, where you can refer to cells in other tabs or even files. Would be nice.

Hi Figma Team,Please update the default Arabic font in FigJam, the current default font sucks.I recommend using one of these Google Fonts instead:TajawalIBM Plex Sans ArabicEven Lovable understood this and chose Tajawal as their default Arabic font.

Our corporate entity requires we use the Microsoft suite, so a Loop widget would be extremely helpful to have for our FigJam collabs with product.

Over the past few years, our design team has been exploring ways to make UI/UX design more human-centered yet scalable — especially when working across multiple industries and time zones.At Lollypop Design, we rely heavily on Figma for real-time collaboration, user research mapping, and prototype testing.Here’s a quick overview of how our process evolved:1. Research to WireframesWe start every project with empathy mapping and data-backed insights.Figma’s FigJam helps us visualize pain points, then translate those into user flows and low-fidelity wireframes.  2. Design Systems for ConsistencyUsing shared design systems in Figma allows our team to maintain visual and interaction consistency across projects.We build reusable components and styles that developers can easily understand — cutting down iteration time by almost 30%.3. Collaborative Testing & IterationOur clients are part of the Figma workspace, so they can leave contextual feedback directly on prototypes.This creates faste

I'm trying to figure out how to create those icon cards in FigJam, it looks like the UX has changed.Previously, I could drag an icon and place it inside a card-style component. But now, when I drag an icon onto the canvas, it just shows the icon with text below it - not the styled card I'm aiming for (see example below).I can still copy and paste older icon cards I created before, but I can't seem to change the icon within them anymore. When I try to replace the icon, it just swaps the whole card out for a plain icon instead.Has anyone figured out how to create or edit these icon cards atm?Icon Card that I want to use/create/modify  Trying to change the icon (used to work like this)What it changes to now... 

Please make Dev Mode Annotations visible by all roles, not just Full Dev Mode seats. This can become costly for users needing context but not all the other dev-mode features. Here’s the scenario: We have a dashboard, with cards showing a customer’s account status. This status can be mapped from multiple back-end statuses, to show just one front-end status. For example, any of the following could be mapped to a single status known to the customer as “Completed”: canceled, terminated, sold, complete, etc. This is something that the developer needs to reference, but then also the PM needs to reference in writing tickets (who doesn’t need full dev-mode access), the QE needs to reference for testing automations, and various other individuals on our team. Placing it in a comment makes it less clearly attached to the specific piece of the design, and requires us to keep documentation dispersed among different tools (Jira, Confluence, Figma etc). Simply making Dev mode annotations visible to v

When a request is made to view a file by a new user the alert says the user wants to “Edit” this file even if the user just wants to “View”. This is very annoying because edit seats cost money and view doesn’t so it slows down the process of others viewing files. Figma, please update this or explain why it happens. Thank you  

Our organization is growing, and as result we are letting more and more folks into Figma. This is becoming increasingly difficult to manage.I would love to see some updates added to the people page to be able to manage users more effectively.One idea is to just add a “tags” column. This would be sufficient for my needs.Need:I want to be able to know what department/role a user belongs to in my organization so that I can ensure everyone has the right access based on their specific department/role.I imagine that I am not the only one with this issue, not sure how other people that are operating at a larger scale are currently handling this.My current workaround, which is terrible. Is to open up rippling in one view, and Figma in the other and compare individuals across tools to understand what access they need.

I was super pumped to start using grids for my layouts until I learned of one fatal flaw that killed my excitement :(  The inability to set a row height to hug is simply a deal-breaker for me. Also no variables support for gaps? really?

During client presentations, we typically showcase the prototype and capture feedback through comments added directly on it. However, while implementing these changes, we observed that the comments move along as the prototype is scrolled. This makes it difficult to accurately track which comment corresponds to which element.It would be highly beneficial if the comments remained anchored to their respective positions on the prototype, rather than scrolling with the frame. This enhancement would ensure better clarity and efficiency during the review and implementation process.

It would be nice to manage notifications and comments for any file/project at a more global level. Currently, in order to change notification settings for a particular project, I need to enter into each one individually. And from my profile settings, I can only apply “all comments” or “mentions/replies” to all files from the start, but having to go open each file in order to change the setting from my default can be tedious.  In the global settings, it would be nice to have a list of projects and/or files and be able to control notification preferences from there--saving time and making quick changes easy. 

Please… PLEASE! For those of us with lots of simultaneous projects and heavy deliverable schedules, tab browsing in Figma needs some LOVE! Now, I’m not one of those psychos that keeps 300 tabs open in their Chrome browser, but I do, at any given time, need access to multiple projects simultaneously. If I could easily group those tabs together in Figma and give them a nice, friendly name, maybe an emoji, or… dare I say… a color, I’d be a really, really happy camper.