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Could you please stop it? I don’t know how many times this happened to me as a multi user/multi team user I couldn’t find my files at the same place I left them and having heart attacks almost. Whatever your strategy on updates, it is really very shitty for the users-at least in my experience. I spent two hours just now to understand what you did with the navigation and why I can not see my project folders as I organized them before. At least keep our starred projects on the left side so we could find some things easily, maybe? 😮‍💨 You assume all designers have lots of free time to explore your new ways of navigation each time you update it and organize their files/organization structures accordingly? Most of us are regular working class people, just trying to fit some work-hours in our busy calendars and you are turning it to a big hustle for us just to find and open an existing file🤦🏻‍♀️ Stop using your time to adding new AI features maybe and put some real time to design and bui

It would be better to keep the comments in Figma history. Sometimes we resolved the comments and would like to recheck again what comments we solved. Sometimes I incidentally click resolve button and would like to see the comments again. At that time it would be great if we can see the comments in version history. 

English is difficult for me and I struggle with it. Hope to support Chinese language as soon as possible，please，please，please，please，please，please~

As already mentioned here:🔗 https://forum.figma.com/archive-21/make-figma-free-for-open-source-projects-21667It would be awesome to have an open source plan with more features — like unlimited public design files or access to some of the technical features from the Professional plan. ✨Maybe a good compromise could be a discounted plan — like $10/month — that includes variables by API and similar tools. 💡For open source developers working in their free time, the $20/month Professional plan is already quite a stretch — and $90/month for the Organization plan is simply out of reach. 😵‍💫All of this is just for public design files anyway — which helps promote Figma itself. 📢For

Please, it’s time to reduce friction between designers and developers talking about responsive designs. Each website/application is different and requires a different amount of breakpoints, so using just desktop, tablet and mobile isn’t enough. Integrated support for breakpoints would be a breakthrough and would make a lot of developers happy.

Hi all,I’ve been building bar graphs and came across a suggestion for you.Have you thought about adding a percentage option in an auto layout?For example I have a bar graph with one bar entirely filled (300px = 100%) and other bars in incremental steps (30px = 10% increments) However, when I try to make this responsive and change the height from 300px to 400px, the incremental steps remain at 30px of a now 400px bar, so they are no longer increments of 10%.

Hi Figma team!I noticed Make supports importing only library components from Figma Design. Would be great to import a frame from a file for prototyping. My team’s design process is typically to start with a high fidelity screen which uses a mix of our design system and custom components. We want to link this source frame into Make so that we can get a functioning prototype for cross-functional team discussions. Is this feature being considered? Are there any recommended workarounds in the meanwhile?  Look forward to hearing from you!Best,Shaziya

It would be fantasitc to have an option where the presentation notes are somehow incorporated into a PDF, perhaps the slide on the top half and the presentation notes on the bottom half. This is great for 1) sharing the presentation as knowledge to other non-tech savvy stakeholders in a PDF format and for 2) printing out and practicing the presentation on paper if there’s an IRL component to it as well.

Recent effects like noise, texture, or progressive blur are not scalable. Since the sliders are limited to 100, scaling a shape linked to these effects will result in a different visual appearance, as the effects do not scale with the shape.

It would be incredibly helpful to see where a component instance is used across all files, not just within the current file. Designers working with shared libraries often hesitate to edit or remove a component because they don’t know which other files rely on it.A built-in Figma feature that shows which files and pages a component is used in would boost confidence in making changes and improve design system maintainability.

Although the new version of the color filler can clearly see more configurations, you can't directly fill in the HEX value. You must open the filler and select the HEX mode to fill it in. It is not in line with an excellent interactive design experience. I hope it will be modified in the next version. In addition, each major version change of figma will lead to a lot of additional learning costs. I hope the product manager can reflect on it. Finally, thank the team for providing such a useful tool.

Hello Figma Team, First of all, thank you for your continuous efforts in improving Figma. I would like to provide feedback regarding the slide feature (using frames as slides for presentations or documentation).Currently, there is no option to set custom aspect ratios (e.g., 16:9) or manually adjust slide frame sizes, which creates limitations when designing and sharing content across different environments. In particular, as mobile-first content consumption increases, there is growing demand for vertical slide formats (e.g., 9:16).However, the current slide feature seems to be optimized for horizontal layouts, making it difficult to work with vertical slides without unwanted whitespace or layout distortion. Additionally:  There’s no way to freely set the aspect ratio or size of individual slide frames.

When using Figma web on an iPad, it is possible to unintentionally move content and accidentally ruin a design because an item can be selected and moved in a single gesture. Many iPad apps including your own Figjam app solve this by requiring a tap and release gesture on an object to select it before allowing it be manipulated. Given that a single finger drag on a blank area currently invokes the selection box, please consider making this the default behavior until something has been explicitly selected. Or make it so a single finger pans the canvas like Figjam and create parity between the two.

I’d love to request enhancements on Figma AI featuresfor image generation:allow a global setting to add watermark/disclaimer to an image to mark this as generated by AI and not meant for actual live applications or sites.for copy generationrephrasing features can be as is.  when text are completely generated from scratch: allow some user control to mark it with a different color/other forms to visually distinguish what’s generated by AI use casefor companies with strict restrictions on what’s allowed on image and copy on their digital products (e.g. for medical or legal regulations), this allows reviewers and stakeholder who are looking the file to quickly distinguish what’s NOT for production.

It would be difficult but id love to see glass pieces merging around like apples buttons

Is there a way (by code or other way) to avoid the safe areas in the mobile version?   

We’re currently exploring how we can integrate Figma Buzz into our educational resource creation workflow. We’re excited by Buzz’s potential, especially its responsive design and design quality, and are reaching out to share our feedback and some critical feature requests to help us adopt Figma more fully across our content pipeline. 💡 Our Use Case: Automated Resource GenerationOur ideal workflow looks like this: Create Figma templates with defined text/image placeholders (e.g. "Title", "Question", "Image"). Programmatically replace these placeholders via an API using content from our backend. Export the resulting designs as individual PDFs, ready to attach to educational videos. This would allow our content team to generate polished, on-brand learning materials at scale - directly from our curation tools - with minimal manual input.  

Give different fonts  

Please make a notchless version of the prototype preview for the macbook pro 16". the notch makes Figma completely useless for website designs as it rams into the design. And that’s not the behaviour apps have under MacOS. It leaves space to hide the notch and give you a rectangular viewport.

I have found out that figma allows you to add links to text in the form of “mailto:example@example.com”, which allows to add a link to email addresses. However, when I try to input a link in the form of “tel:1234567890” it fails and the “Invalid link” notification comes up. I believe that this is not the indeded behaviour of the feature and it should allow users to input any kind of urls, not just web and email urls.

Ability to have image variables. E.g. for a logo you can have different variations for each mode without having to use the boolean feature and hide/show the correct image

Would be great to have: Paste (Import) a component, frame, etc. from Figma Make changes to that component or frame in Figma → Changes are synchronized with FigJam (possibly with a review)

Okay, simple request… Make me a Bluesky logo.The AI’s 1st attempt… Is that supposed to be a weird croissant?! Try again.The AI’s 2nd attemptOkay… Improvement… But like… Better…?The AI’s 3rd attemptthe hail is that?! A heart shaped with legs?! It also looked like _something else._ But… Still not the logo.The AI’s 4th attempt

Problem: Often Fimga mirror does not connect, lags or disconnects while mirroring. Idea: If it will help solve the connection and lagging issues, could we consider enabling Figma mirror to connect with a phone cable and not only wireless connection?

As a UX Architect, I actively advocate for the importance of user experience (UX) and project-specific UX design within our cross-national project teams. Project specific UX designs play a crucial role in fostering a shared understanding across the team, helping everyone align on the product’s goals and the value it aims to deliver.One strategy I use to support this alignment is the standardized organization of UX designs on a Figma page. I’ve developed a standardized layout for structuring content on each Figma page. This layout includes: 1) Context of use, user requirements and insights, and identified pain points (left column). 2) Concept variations and the selected concept (middle column(s)). 3) UX designs, often presented in multiple versions (one column per version) (right column(s)).To maintain a professional and consistent layout, I’ve manually created a grid system using Figma rulers (see attached screenshot). However, these rulers are fragile and cannot be lo