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kp60
March 12, 2024

Copy + Pasting a Stroke

  • March 12, 2024
  • 7 replies
  • 2288 views

Hi!

Currently, when you click on a stroke in the right side panel and then Command+C copy it, then go to Command+P paste it on a different layer, the only properties it copies over are the stroke colour and opacity.

Would be great if it also copied over the stroke width, position, and side customization 🙂

7 replies

Figmate
March 14, 2024

Hello @kp60, Thank you for sharing your thoughts on pasting strokes! I completely understand how crucial it is for all stroke attributes to be pasted when copying.

Our team is already aware of this requirement, and I have escalated your feedback internally.
While we can’t make any promises, we do take votes into consideration to gauge community interest and prioritize accordingly.

Please don’t forget to give it a vote up! Your input is valued.

Thanks,

March 27, 2024

Agreed, this would save me about a million clicks.

Nick_Parente
New Member
August 5, 2024

I would love this too!

Josh_Thorn1
New Member
November 22, 2024

I completely agree with the need for enhanced stroke properties pasting—color is just the tip (and smallest part) of the iceberg. It’s not the most challenging aspect to replicate, thanks to components and variables (THANK YOU). But the true struggle lies in editing the other properties: position, weight, stroke style, joins, and location. These take significantly more time and effort to adjust.

Help us Figma-Kenobi, you’re our only hope. @Junko3

Ben_Einstein
New Member
January 7, 2026

Agreed! It would be very helpful to be able to copy/paste all properties of a stroke - not just color! 

New Member
June 11, 2026

I agree, but it will be better to copy stroke setting separately from stroke fill.

Helton Rosa
New Member
July 1, 2026

It’s just me or you also noticed in the latest update that the selection of the stroke colour (to copy/paste) is now gone?