Suggest a Feature

The new page dividers are nice… much better looking than the empty page approach many of us have been using. However, a simple horizontal rule lacks the context our former approach offered us. I would love to see nested pages in addition to these dividers to allow for cleaner file organization to communicate the context for the items in a given group of pages.

Creating presenters notes is not very intuitive. Took me minutes to find it.

Entering Slides presentation mode is a ‘play symbol’ Ok but a button saying “Present” would be better. Existing Slides presentation mode is very obscure: “Open in Figma Slides”. and an icon of a diamond and an arrow?! The use case for presenting to a group or public speaking can be stressful and the Job to be Done of slides is their use “on stage” so actions need to be clear / obvious.

It would be great to include the connector lines feature from FigJam into DEV mode to clearly communicate complex flows to developers without adding clutter to design files.

Since variables with support for modes was introduced, we followed one of the examples to create a single instance for multiple breakpoints. Using modes, we can switch any frame to the desired breakpoint automagically; awesome! Now that responsive viewing is added to prototyping, it would be really helpful to be able to link our breakpoint modes to this viewing experience so that the prototype starts on the correct breakpoint depending on the viewers screensize.

Please increase contrast in dark mode everything blends together and overall ends up looking like the previous UI. In addition, the help icon is also difficult to notice as well until it was pointed out to me by someone on light mode. Also the orange and black looks very similar to a halloween theme which is fun but personally would prefer other colours.

This would be a great addition to Figma - the contribution graph. It would work amazingly with branching and could motivate design teams to contribute more. Opinions? Is there something like that already?

The UI experience with Figma U13 would really benefit significantly if it replaces the double-sided arrow for adjusting numerical input values with an input stepper displayed as users hover over the input field. This eliminates the need to move the mouse or reach for the keyboard, making the experience more user-friendly. The option can also be provided as an alternative for users who prefer to use drag handles.

I’m sorry if it’s already talked about. It would be nice to have this feature in Figma. You all know this from GitHub. And I think it could be very helpful not only for designers, but also for managers, and even, god forgive me, HRs as well. Very “community” thing:) LMK WDYT:)

I’m starting to use the slides in Figma, and well… I am a user who already uses Figma as a presentation tool. Could it be possible to transform or link my old presentations and make them a slide file? Also first thing I thought… why I can’t connect my library to the slide? at least like colors… elements… I don’t know it would be easier to customize it according to the company’s brand.

I’m sick of this feature i just want to past objects in a different layer why can’t I do the most basic feature in any design application. Please remove

Am I the only one that finds it annoying to access the Libraries dialog? Every time I need to access it — which is often —, I have to go through Assets → Tiny Libraries Icon or F menu → Libraries. B̶u̶t̶ w̶a̶i̶t̶… n̶o̶ s̶h̶o̶r̶t̶c̶u̶t̶ e̶i̶t̶h̶e̶r̶!̶ 🙈 🤷 Libraries are such an integral part of many working with Figma. When one is updating components, or publishing, or adding a library to a file, many use cases. 🤌 Is it to crazy to think it should have a shortcut and “upgrade” its icon position adding it to the main toolbar? Let’s make this unfairness stop right now! Help me out library peeps, we can stop this madness together! Please up vote and share 🫵 To Figma devs: this feature won’t disturb your next sprint! Surprise your manager, us and the world by correcting years of neglect. EDIT: As pointed out, there’s a shortcut. Changed the text to bump the icon to the main toolbar.

Hi. Every day, I use variables in my design. I spend a lot of time adding my variables to auto layout. It would be very useful if the variable name could be entered directly into the input field without selecting it from a dropdown menu. This would save a lot of time.

I have a design where I need to display prices with 6 digits. When I use the variable type numbers for this, prices appear without thousands separators. I would like to display 61,135.25 instead of 61135.25 Keep in mind that there are different rules for thousands separators and decimal separators in different parts of the world. For example, in Denmark it would look like this 61.135,25. For the clients, their prices shown correct is a big deal. So I can’t use variable numbers for this for now. Something like this would be much welcome 🙂

When publishing libraries, it would be cool to have option to “force updates across files” for updates that don’t break things and users don’t have to accept updates. It just updates when they open the file. Then an option to “prompt updates” for library changes that do break things. Users would have to review and accept updates. This would be perfect for string and color variable updates.

Hello. Currently, when dev mode is shared by iframes, it’s not possible navigate in the iframe as dev mode. It basically looks like a non-dev mode iframe. Would be nice have this stuff directly in the iframe instead to be forced to open Figma. Also, would be nice have iframe custom fields easier to use, add code like %26hide-ui%3D1 to any link is painful (and, I don’t understand why %26hide-ui%3D1 on dev mode links doesn’t work). Maybe add iframe options here? NOTE: options should be part of the link for maximise compatibility. Hope it would be considered. Thanks!

If the spacing variable is still connected, it would be easier to adjust it in the nested auto layout group

I wish FigJam AI could read all the content I have on the board or section, and summarise the content. And also to be able to use the AI as an alternative way to search for stuff that’s on the board. Kinda similar to the Notion AI.

Today I can version a full component library file, which is fine, but I wish I could version individual components and add notes for each update (just like a commit in github). I also wish semantic versioning was implement that could assist in building a history log, which in turn could be used to build release notes when the file is published. At the moment I’m highjacking the Component Configuration’s Description box to keep track of the changes. Craziness, right?

When nesting components, we’ve found that the Constraints on the nested component need to be set to Scale (Horiz) and Scale (Vertical), in order to size appropriately as the component dimensions change across devices. Does anyone know if it’s possible to set a default for the Constraints?

When arranging local styles in folders (using the / naming convention), expanding and collapsing them is very tedious due to a very tiny clickable zone, hardly larger than the visible arrow icon. In the screenshot below, the mouse cursor is outside the clickable zone. It looks like there’s enough space to make the clickable zone 30x30px, surrounding the actual arrow.

It would be amazing if users could record a prototype and have the option to export as a gif or video file, similar to Principle. This would be a fantastic tool for product designers creating assets for their portfolio.

Hi Figma, I need your magic. According to the update, when styling doesn’t affect the text style, I hope a future update could cover the cycle of weight. Currently, when I press ⌘+B, it switches to bold and vice versa. What I need is a cycling shortcut, so when I hit the shortcut, it cycles through the weights one by one. For example, if there is a medium weight, it will cycle from regular to medium first, then when I hit the shortcut again, it will go to bold, and so on.

In editor mode, the slice layer is at the top of the frame, but when switching to Dev mode, the slice will automatically be at the bottom. And the size of the material image will be selected by clicking the mouse directly, not the size of the frame. The problem is that it is difficult for developers to select the correct slice size. Because some icon slices are composed of one or more material combinations and attribute changes, especially in many places in the interface that need to be unified in size, the material sizes are different, and designers want to use slices to unify the resource size. After all, the working habits of engineers and designers are very different, and letting engineers manually select slice layers still has a great impact on efficiency. I don’t know how Figma considers the current design plan. It is very inconvenient to directly connect designers and engineers. I hope this problem can be solved.

Hi, since you added linking in Figma I use Copy Link constantly - is there a shortcut key for that or can you please add it to the wishlist? Thanks, Ben