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Allow users to mark fonts as Favorites so they can quickly find and reuse frequently used fonts without searching through the entire font library.How it could work:Add a ⭐/♡ icon next to each font in the font picker. Clicking it adds the font to Favorites. Add a “Favorites” section at the top of the font dropdown. Favorites sync across files and devices. Optionally allow users to reorder favorites based on usage.Even better UXAdd a “Recently Used” + “Favorites” structure:Font picker⭐ Favorites 🕘 Recently Used All FontsThis would be particularly useful for designers who repeatedly work with the same 5–10 fonts across projects. 

Great to see the addition of dividers. Would really love the ability to add a name for each divider, because this still doesn’t solve the issue where we need to create an empty page titled “{Section Name}” to call out what the divider is actually dividing.

Hello Figma! I was wondering if you could add this small feature called “Text on path” making bending much easy. It could also be better if it can merge with the frame so that it can add bg colors to it

I’m working on a complex product that has a lot of business logic and design decisions documented in Confluence.I’ve hand-picked and linked relevant documentation to components in Dev Mode, using the “Dev Resources” field. This can be used as context by coding agents accessing through Figma MCP, which is great. But now I found out, that Figma Design AI can’t see and use it. I have to make it find the documentation by adding a search step to skills and prompts or looking it up myself and linking it there. This feels wrong and like a waste of either my time or AI tokens.It’s already great, that Figma AI is able to access our documentation. But it would be even better if the actively curated context of “Dev Resources” was accessible to it.  

Sometimes, the smallest UX improvement makes the biggest difference.Here’s a small UX problem I came across while working with icons in Figma.When you have a large icon library with multiple styles and color options, scrolling through the list can quickly become confusing.You scroll down…You see a lot of icon styles…And suddenly, you don’t remember which icon style you’re currently looking at.💡 What if the icon style heading stayed sticky while you scrolled through that section?The interaction could work like this:→ Icon Style A stays pinned while its icons are visible.→ Once Style A ends, Style B takes its place.→ Then Style C.→ And so on.Just like sticky section headers in many well-designed interfaces.It’s a tiny interaction, but it provides something very important: context.Good UX isn’t always about adding more features.Sometimes, it’s simply about helping users answer:“Where am I right now?”This is a great reminder that even a small interaction can make a workflow feel significa

Enable Figma Links (page/selection/node) in prompts for Figma Make.Figma Make should be able to connect to our design files and reference the design instead of relying on an image. Using Figma URL into Make and it can read the structure and styling directly Figma Make should be able to detect Code Connect (like MCP) and use React components

Figma Make: From AI Generator to Trusted AI Product Development OSI’ve been using Figma Make extensively and thinking about what the next evolution of AI-powered product development could look like.First, I want to acknowledge that Figma has already made significant progress with Make, AI models, skills, design-system context, editing, code workflows and agent capabilities.My feedback is therefore not simply “add more AI features.”I believe the next major challenge is trust, control, verification and orchestration.Today, the basic experience is often:Prompt → AI generates → Designer reviews → Prompt again → IterateI believe the next evolution could be:Understand → Plan → Confirm → Design → Build → Verify → Test → UAT → Approve → Release1. AI Planning & Understanding GateBefore Make starts building, let AI first analyze the request and create an understandable plan.For example:AI UnderstandingProduct goal:What I believe you are trying to achieve.Users:Who I believe will use it.Requi

Please enable this feature in text links. Currently, to copy a link, you need to click on “Edit” and then press cmd+c.I suggest adding the “Copy to clipboard” action to the interface of the drop‑down window. This will eliminate unnecessary steps.  

The UI can get over crowded with annoying frame/component names hanging off their top edges. I have not found a way to disable/hide these. Please tell me there is a way! 🙂

The blue interaction box is helpful for prompting which elements can be clicked in a prototype. All components with interactive states, even just hovers, now have blue interaction boxes - even when they don’t really do anything useful like navigating or launching a modal. I’d like some level of control over which variant interactions are visually prompted, or some smart defaults (which Figma is awesome at, thanks team!)

Hello Figma Team,I would like to suggest an affordable “Designer + AI” plan specifically for individual and freelance designers.Many individual designers mainly need Figma Design and AI features. We may not need multiple seats or extensive team collaboration features.It would be great to have a plan that includes: Full Figma Design editing Professional design features A reasonable monthly allocation of AI credits The option to purchase additional AI credits when needed No need to pay for unused team/collaboration features For example, a plan around $5–10/month could be very useful for freelance designers, independent creators, students, and small creative businesses.I currently use Figma mainly for design work, and I feel that paying $20/month for a Full seat can be expensive when my main requirement is Design + AI.A dedicated “Designer + AI” plan would make Figma much more accessible to individual designers and could encourage more designers to use Figma’s AI tools.Thank you f

BackgroundI am trying to build a mini wikipedia like website with lots of cross-linked articles.ProblemWhile I work in CMS editor, Figma Sites tab becomes very laggy, because of frames updating with things from CMS.Proposed solutionI feel like we could have a CMS editor separate from graphic editor.That could make editing experience faster,That Figma could also include this CMS editor in the Collab seat, as I have seen at my main workplace the need of analysts for such functionality (they want to edit texts, but full seat is too powerful and expensive for their needs). Or maybe this CMS editor could be as is now, but the graphic editor would not update frames, until you leave the CMS editor mode.It is for Figma’s great developers and designers to deside. So, what do you think, Figmates? Is it a good idea? 

This is a feature in Keynote, and I believe it’s possible in PowerPoint as well. In Presentation mode, it would be useful to be able to use right-click to go back to the previous slide (in the same way that left-click advances to the next slide).I use a wireless mouse when I present. In Keynote, I constantly use right-click to go back, because I’m often not close to the computer. This is what prevents me from switching to Figma Slides.This is mostly a feature request, but I’m open to alternative solutions that would solve my problem.

Please can we get percentages for variables? We can use percentages manually, but we can’t create a percentage as a variable. This would speed up my design to dev process tenfold, and considering we can already use percentages in the design, why disallow it in variables?An example is I want store values for line height and letter spacing as percentages which behave responsively/dynamically, so when creating type variables I don’t have to do manual calculations, store 10+ letter spacing/line height values based on which font size they will be used with and hope I never change the font size variable in the future.

Dear Figma Team,I would like to suggest a small but very useful improvement to Figma’s Prototype interactions.Currently, when I select On click → Navigate to, the Destination dropdown displays the available frames, but there is no search option. As shown in the attached screenshot, the list can become quite long when a file contains many frames or screens.It would be very helpful to have a search field within the Destination dropdown, allowing designers to quickly type and find the required frame instead of manually scrolling through a long list.I hope Figma can consider adding this in a future update.Thank you for continuously improving Figma!

There are times when having sections free of constraints is nice… but my design team has become addicted to using auto layout with frames. In many cases when using sections, it would be amazing to perfectly space the inner sections out using auto layout.

Add the ability to add text-wrap: pretty and text-wrap: balance so that more options are available to ensure more flexibility to how text can flow/reflow and reducing hyphenations and word orphans.

With "Text-wrap: balance" headlines could be made more readable and visually appealing.Here’s how it could look: 

When marking a comment as resolved, we are now automatically moved to the next one. I’m wondering if or how we can disable this behaviour?My work flow being to go from screen to screen of user flows, and not comments to comments, this is very disrupting as it can bring me anywhere in the file, and I need to find and navigate back to where I was. I understand this might be useful for reviewers that only goes through questions left by other people, but this probably not most users, so it would be useful to have the ability to disable this feature.

The branch review window is large but not resizable. When comparing two-up web/desktop screens, it’s hard to see all the details. I know you can zoom or use the overlay mode, but I have a 27" monitor and plenty of room I just want to make the window larger so the two previews will scale.

In Korea, web development projects are typically divided into three distinct roles: Designers, Publishers (UI/UIX Developers), and Developers. Publishers implementation the design into code based on the Figma files, but they usually only have "Viewer" or limited editing permissions.The Problem:In typical Korean web projects, a single Figma page often contains dozens of frames representing all the individual web pages within a specific category. When multiple publishers collaborate on such a massive page, it is extremely difficult to track the progress of each frame/screen. Right now, there is no native, at-a-glance way to see who is working on what, or which specific frames are completed.The Suggestion:I would love to see a Page Status Label feature that helps teams manage this workflow efficiently:Status Indicators: Provide visual labels on the page list (e.g., "In Progress", "Done") so that publishers can self-report their progress. Smart Update Notification: If a publisher marks a p

Feature idea:Add keyboard shortcuts for any of these buttons at the top. This will increase user efficiency when iterating on prototypes.→ Quickly copy designs→ Quickly enter/leave annotation mode→ Quickly enter commentsetc.  

the problem i need as much real state as possible to view the designs and screens am working in a readable viewable way, if the makes sense. to come around this, i currently scroll around and zoom in and out, or hide and show the panels, most probably its a mix of both. either way it’s a annoying… or i need to buy another real big monitor, but i already have a 15" macbook pro, which is great and enough when i hide the panels. this might be a big problem for laptop users without a secondary big screen, or who are portable and don’t have a dedicated work space. this is specially evident when they need to widen the left panel in order to view and read the layers tree. (which is another issue maybe raised in another topic) suggestion make side panels modular (photoshop/illustrator kind of thing). assets, layers on the left panels can be separable and can be undocked and moved elsewhere separately. design, prototype, inspection on the right panel are also separable and can be undocked and m

Currently, you are able to use the ctrl+B command on a text style to apply the bold font weight to a desired string of text without breaking the text style. However, if you want to apply other font weights like light, medium, semibold, or black, you must either create a entirely new text style (which can add up quite quickly) or detach the text style and manually change the weight. A way to apply various font weights without breaking the style (in the same vein as applying different styling like bold, underline, and italic) would be extremely helpful in increasing a design system’s adoption and flexibility.

If I move a configuration of shapes and words, and then realize it’s not what I want, I can’t undo and go back to how I had it set up. Add as much context as possible (screenshots, Figma files, mockups, etc.)