Suggest a Feature

For now, you can assign a boolean to a layer to set its visibility. I’ve seen several posts requesting the ability to negate the value. I would argue that it would be more beneficial to extend this request to using operators: This way, you could do [if myVariable == true], [if myVariable != true], [if myVariable == false], [if myVariable == “step1”], [if myVariable != “step1”], [if myVariable > 3] etc.

This will help to create significantly less similar frames for different states of the same frame. Similar to actions as to overlays—action that triggers other object and not the one that catches the action—it would be very useful to have an ability to influence other objects within the top frame. E.g. click an element and it triggers 1) hiding/showing another element in the top frame or 2) change state of an element in case the element is a component instance. For example, lets imagine design of a week calendar like in Google Calendar with 7 days of a week. In the header there is a button “show/hide weekend”. The calendar itself is auto layout with 7 columns for each day. Instead of creating 2 separate identical frames—one for 7 days and another for 5 days to switch between them—it could be enough to have just one frame for both options if the “show/hide weekend” had an action to turn visibility of two weekend columns within the week auto layout on or off. Now

Request - Our team is using Aha! for project planning. It would be great to have an Aha! Integration with Figma.

This is a small proposal for better management of local styles. For larger projects, our company creates different libraries, and it would be beneficial to have a feature like adding separators to styles. Similar functionality would likely be useful in page management as well. I have proposed my solution for adding separators.

I appreciate the efficiency of the copy/paste styles feature using option+command+c/v; it truly streamlines my workflow. It would be a game-changer if you could extend this functionality to include selecting a prototype arrow and pasting settings from another.

I’d like to draw arrows in Figma not in the design or prototype tab. A separate tab maybe that I can click and start drawing all the arrows on top of all screens. So I don’t have to create a layer apart and spend time with arrows overlapping with auto layout and frames. That way I could share the “screen flow” view only.

I’m sure I’m not the first person to ask for this. It would be very helpful for work presentation and marketing purposes.

I use FigJam to do a lot of affinity mapping for ux resarch notes. I like each user to have their own sticky note color. It would be great to have more color options or a color picker like you do for sections in FigJam. That way I could create an infinite amount of unique colors for each interview and not have to repeat colors after 8 or 9 of them. thanks!

Just thought that it might be a good idea to add a button somewhere so that users can put a FigJam ibto simple mode which would be very close to jamboard. It would help users move to FigJam if they found that it was as easy to use initially. They could click on advanced mode when they were ready. T

We have two modes of theme collection (Light and dark). What if we can change the collection’s mode on click?

Hey folks, Would like to raise my hand for additional device frames being needed, especially for Android - foldables and tablets. To be clear, I am not referring to artboard sizes but rather the frames that appear when presenting prototypes. Feels odd that we have a novelty frame for the Macintosh 128k 😅 before having one for the Galaxy Tab 10". I realise this is similar to a previous request: [More Android Mobile Device Frames needed (for presentation mode)](https://More Android Mobile Device Frames needed (for presentation mode)) But given custom ‘presentation’ sizes has been added since this post in 21’ (without device frame appearing) thought it was worth reiterating, I’d like to see the following: • Ability to download frames (like plugins) as new

If you work on a lot of designs, the amounts of concepts will grow rapidly. Each concept goes in a page within a page I have heaps of screens. Some dialogs of screens are completely finished, some are still work in progress and some are concepts. I’ve been using Icons to give some sort of status to my pages. Let’s say, my design is finished I will give it a checkbox → See image. I also use empty pages to make some sort of subdivision in my pages. This system works wel with pages, and also works well with frames like here:

Command F on pages such as “Recents” or “Drafts” should set focus to the search bar

I just want to give you a suggestion that you’ve included a feature in Figma to preview any artboard. But the preview of the mobile app shows only a new screen. Either to show a preview on a new screen you can replace that screen with a specific mobile device mockup. It will give a real-time look. Also, it will help the designer to manage items. See attached image… Thanks !

It is hoped that the trigger can control some attribute changes of multiple elements within the page.

Please add bezier curve connectors in FigJam. They look so much better than the simple rounded corner connectors. Miro has them and they’re very elegant.

Can we get better sort results from the insert menu, prioritizing the components that start with the search term? This will help DS owners with nested components expose the component we want users to use by providing useful naming. Attached is an example where “Elements” shouldn’t be used by consumers directly but are needed to be published in order for the top level Datepicker to be built. But it’s not prioritizing the component that is actually named the same as the search term.

Figma is a beast and provides everything you could possibly need, yet FigJam is like a tool designed for babies. Can we have an advanced mode that presents the tooling in a more professional manner. Shape tools should support more granular control over look and styling. i.e. i want a solid white square with different coloured border and border style. I’d like to be able to control the skew amount on rects. I’d like to be able to set the stroke width and have more stroke styles. I’d like to be able to create components in Figma and bring then into FigJam, that resize and scale as they do in Figma. I’d like to be able to have preset line styles so i can quickly change them. I’d like some auto layout tools that create spider diagrams etc. Just like in Miro. I’m sure there are some plugins that do elements like this, but i believe this should be defacto standard within FigJam.

The title says it all. While it’s possible to use keyboard shortcuts to bind variables to top/bottom or left/right, It would be fantastic if you could bind a variable to all sides via keyboard shortcuts (Deep Select / Shift) in auto-layout fields.

In the new dev mode, is there a way to leave comments for the developers, or do I just need to use the old comment system?

As a user of FigJam, I want the ability to select and customise the color of connector labels so that they can be more visible and aligned with my design preferences. Acceptance Criteria: Accessing Connector Label Color Options: From within the FigJam application, I can access the connector label customization options in a convenient and intuitive manner. Selecting Connector Label Color: When I select a connector label in my FigJam project, I can see a color palette or color picker tool that allows me to choose a color for that specific label. Applying the Chosen Color: Upon selecting a color from the palette or picker, the connector label should instantly update to the chosen color, making it immediately visible in my design. Customizing Mu

Problem: If I buy a single license for a plugin, I can’t use that plugin with my customer accounts. Generally, enterprise customers have their own Figma organisation, and you must get your own external SSO account to access it. If I buy a plugin, I can’t use that plugin with these external accounts. Figma is forcing me to purchase the licence for every single customer or abandon the usage of the plugin. This issue is so significant that I want to avoid buying any licenced plugin from Figma. Solution: Create a global licence system that I can use the plugin with regardless of the account. There has to be some way to use bought plugins in every project regardless of the account.

I almost always immediately change a shape color to black when i make a new shape. I also hate having to hunt for a relevant font when i create a new textbox. I wish I could set a preference to black for default shape color and San Francisco (or Inter, or whichever font I’m using most) for new text boxes. This could be set globally and work well for me, or even on a project level for better context management, (though project level specification would be more for fonts than default shape color).

Slightly niche trouble-shooting issue - but it would be very useful to easily find what the current stable release of the App is. IT department here occasionally blocks automatic updates to the App. The longer this happens the more chance things go weird. (Last time we had publishing problems). Could you please publish the current [App] version number somewhere public? Figma product news & release notes seems like the logical place.