Summary A way to merge two or more Figma Make files together — similar to how video editing tools let you combine, split, or cut clips on a timeline.
The problem When working on complex SaaS prototypes and flows, I often end up with multiple Figma Make files that each contain useful generated content. Right now, there's no way to bring them together without re-prompting from scratch — which means repeating context, losing time, and risking inconsistent output.
The idea A merge or "stitch" feature where you can:
- Select two Figma Make files and combine them into one
- Preview the contents of each file (like a video timeline view) before merging
- Choose the order, split points, or which sections to keep — without having to re-generate anything
Why it matters For product designers working on multi-screen SaaS flows, being able to build up a prototype from modular Make sessions would massively speed up the process. It would make Figma Make feel less like a one-shot tool and more like a composable design system.
Use case Working on a SaaS prototype with onboarding + dashboard flows. I used Figma Make for each separately — would love to stitch them into one cohesive prototype file without starting over.
