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As a design systems designer with a Design team of 75+ designers

I want to bulk swap an entire component library with a similar but updated library

So that when I’m syncing Figma Libraries between two or more separate Figma Organizations, I can easily replace a whole component library at the library level instead of needing designers to swap libraries per Figma project file.



  • This feature would use some existing workflows and interfaces for choosing, comparing, and merging/swapping components in bulk.

  • This swap should be treated as publishing a new update to the existing library and still require Designers to “accept” the changes.

  • New components or existing components with a different name, should be treated as introducing a new component into the library.


Open Questions:



  • How are new components handled within the updated library after the swap?

  • How are design elements that aren’t components handled within a library swap?


To give a specific example of how this scenario appears.


Organization A is an open source project that publishes a Figma library


Organization B relies on this library and uses it to support their ongoing work.


When Org A has updates, Org B needs to download the library and swap it with the one they were using before.

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