it’s different from just using history. we are working on a file that was ongoing for years, some of the frames are old, some are new. we want to see what is the age of each screen to understand the timeline of our work. we could scroll back in time and see, but then we would had to jump between times, trying to discover and guess when a screen was created, rather then the possibility of just clicking on it and see the date of the creation
I wish there was a way to see the "age" of a specific frame
Hey @Hadar_Flaxer, thank you for sharing this suggestion!
I can see how having a quick way to view the “age” of each frame would make it much easier to track the timeline of your project. Being able to see the creation date of a frame at a glance would save a lot of time and effort.
I’ll make sure to pass this feedback along to the team for consideration. Feel free to upvote it and and additional feedback from the community help us prioritize ideas.
Thank you again for sharing your feedback!
I agree. In Mural (not the same kind of thing as Figma, I admit), you can right-click on any element and see who added it and when, as well as who last edited it and when. This would be handy in Figma, not just to see the age, but to be able to ask the right designer questions about it.
Hey @Hadar_Flaxer, thank you for sharing this suggestion!
I can see how having a quick way to view the “age” of each frame would make it much easier to track the timeline of your project. Being able to see the creation date of a frame at a glance would save a lot of time and effort. You can click here to visit and use the age calculator free tool.
I’ll make sure to pass this feedback along to the team for consideration. Feel free to upvote it and and additional feedback from the community help us prioritize ideas.
Thank you again for sharing your feedback!
I know this thread is almost a year old, but I just came across it and wanted to add my support because we’re dealing with the exact same problem right now.
We have a massive design system file that’s been evolving for over 3 years. Some frames were created in 2022, others last week, and it’s becoming really hard to understand the history of certain screens without manually digging through version history.
@Gayani_S totally agree with your response — being able to right-click (or long-press) on any frame and instantly see its creation date + last modified date would be incredibly helpful for large, long-running projects like ours.
Hoping the team eventually considers this. It would save so much time.
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