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Mette_Torres_Leites
December 28, 2022

Color code or tag comments

  • December 28, 2022
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We often leave comments with different purposes or to different roles in the company (stakeholder, copy, dev, UX/UI, etc.) It would make it much easier to identify the comments relevant for you if we had the option of color coding or tagging them (and filtering your comments view to only show those relevant to your work).
This would especially make large projects easier.

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mohammedibrahim
December 1, 2023

Would be nice for my teammates to mark comments in a way that is easy for me to filter:

or even for me to take better notes using comments:

Curious what you all think ✌️ thanks in advance

Chris_Ota
January 25, 2024

Would love this feature. Sometimes comments are left for Content Design, some are annotations, some are specifically for eng… If we could change the colors of the tag, it would make things a little easier. Example here: https://x.com/chrisota/status/1750579184098029929?s=20

Thanks!

Steven_Twigg
May 21, 2024

This would be an absolute game changer. Right now I just comment “highest”, “high”, “low” etc when assigning comments to team members. Not particularly effective.

Ethan_Leonow
New Member
July 26, 2024

I think a feature should be added to comments to help differentiate by type.

For example: a use case would be differentiating “feedback” from “question” comments. When presenting to a client, I want to isolate to just “question” comments as I walk through designs, but there’s not a way for me to tell the difference without opening each comment individually, nor is it always appropriate for me to expose all comments to a client.

Inbar_Iter-Yannai
August 26, 2024

Hi Figma team,

I have a suggestion that could improve the way we manage comments in Figma. It would be really helpful if we could add tags to comments. This way, when reviewing comments, we could easily differentiate between action items, ideas to save for future reference, and ongoing discussions that haven’t been resolved.

Adding this feature would streamline collaboration by allowing users to categorize and prioritize feedback more effectively.

Thank you for considering this suggestion! 🙂

Best,
Inbar

Brunella_Cataldi
September 6, 2024

When you work with a team there are millions of comments and it’s CHAOTIC. Developers need to leave comments for themselves and also for desinger and a simple Comment tools is not enough.

If we could have a color code system to organize them, have status modes for priority like, hide/show from people, restrict deletion access… would be great. I’m always afraid of clicking the check mark instead of the X to close it, and loose the information.

Sirinya_K
New Member
November 13, 2024

I want something like categories for comments, such as:

  • Note for devs (for designer)
  • Note for myself (for everyone)
  • Request to revise (for PM, client, devs)
  • Question (for PM, client)
  • Feedback (for PM, client)

To filter various comments and save time. Thank you!

hummh
Active Member
February 7, 2025

We use branches and comments heavily in our review process. As you can imagine there might be tons of comments in a file. To indicate important comments that need further discussion (just one example for a use case) it would be great if comments can be flagged and/or color coded to highlight them for different purposes.

Teresa Bailey
New Member
May 30, 2025

Suggestion to address all the ideas above at once... Seems many of us could use tagging or coloring in Comments for a variety of different reasons (type of comment, target audience for the comment, priority of the comment, etc). Why not just adapt the existing ability to create customized categories and colors like we already have in Annotations, but allow a separate series of categories for comments? Think that would be flexible and so useful to many of us, while creating a simpler dev lift for Figma. Thank you!