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Mayank_Shail
Mayank_Shail
April 28, 2021

Guest Comments & Voting for Clients w/o Account

  • April 28, 2021
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{Commenting as Guests}
Clients wanting to give access to prototypes to temporary teams without the need to create accounts as guests only, allowing comments and feedback within Figma prototypes.

Possibly allowing these users to make comments on prototypes as Guests with temporary names.

Guest Access

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    djv
    Figmate
    djv
    Community Support
    September 11, 2024

    Hey @Marcy_Rye, sorry for the frustration!

    It looks like Junko from our team replied back in February and passed this topic to our Collaboration team for future consideration:

    That said, while I wish there was more my team could do here, feature requests are ultimately up to our product teams. Our team here in the community can only advocate based on your votes and feedback. Historically, feature requests with +750 votes have a better chance of being prioritized.

    We’ll be able to provide an update with a more accurate timeline when we get one from the team.

      Rachel_Bertsch
      Rachel_Bertsch
      New Member
      October 2, 2024

      We have a paid organization subscription and we still don’t have this feature!

      Kris8
      October 10, 2024

      Unbelievable that we’re nearing the end of 2024 and this simple yet essential feature is STILL missing. This is some Adobe-level customer neglect. Sort it out.

      diana23
      diana23
      November 14, 2024

      Please Figma, we need this essential feature. XD does it beautifully so we know it’s possible!

      Lindsay4
      Lindsay4
      November 14, 2024

      This feature is a must to get feedback from non design/tech savvy clients who we are sending prototypes to.

        Matthew_Fox
        Matthew_Fox
        New Member
        January 15, 2025

        Also shocked this isn’t available. What’s the point of creating something for client feedback - when you’re creating artificial barriers to get their feedback?

        I want to use the tool to get feedback - and you force people to create accounts? Why?

          morgangrantcreative
          morgangrantcreative
          New Member
          January 16, 2025

          ​@Celine_Figma Yes this would be helpful! I just switched all my presentations from XD to Figma and it was really simple with XD for clients to make/pin comments without making an account. If there could be a way for any viewer to make comments in Figma Prototypes, that would be amazing.

            Alicia Thornber
            Alicia Thornber
            New Member
            January 30, 2025

            Bumping this up. Need to be able to gather content feedback from external stakeholders who don’t have any Figma experience at all. They need to be able to leave comments without signing in. 

            Thought this was possible, unfortunately after migrating our team to Figma, realized it isn’t an existing feature. Will need to use a different tool. Sigh.

              Kevin Nunn
              Kevin Nunn
              New Member
              June 11, 2025

              Working on switching over from XD, and this has been the biggest disappointment so far. Too much friction for clients, especially with limited technical knowledge.

              I’ve shared review links with clients on XD and in Frame. io and have witnessed no drawbacks.

              This. Exactly the same feedback from clients on our end.

              Design IO
              Design IO
              New Member
              September 17, 2025

              ​@djv - Please let product know that this feature is so important our team is looking to moving off of Figma.  Clients do not want to create a new account with Figma just to view/add comments.  

               

              IF WE PROVIDE OPEN SESSION OR EDIT VIEW PLEASE HAVE THE TEMPORARY NAME CHOSEN BE USED FOR COMMENTS! 

               

              This is not a huge new feature - it is a basic requirement of a collaborative tool like Figma. 

               

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