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RGB, HSL are really pretty awful color spaces to work in because they are not perceptually uniform. According to Adam Argyle, this is the year for css color: State of CSS - YouTube as support for oklab, oklch and other color spaces will be supported by major browsers. We shouldn’t need to wait for all browsers to implement this, however, before we see support in Figma as there are libraries to help with extended color space support (in fact, there are quite a few figma plugins that add lch color support, so surely the figma team could also add this to the app). Would you please consider adding support for more color spaces in your color picker? Also adding support for specifying the color space for gradients would be fantastic (Color Spaces for More Interesting Gradients | CSS-Tricks - CSS-Tricks)

I am using Figma from almost 2 years. It’s a great tool. Previously I was using Windows 10 yet recently switched to Linux(Ubuntu). Figma doesn’t have any official release for Linux. There are some Unofficial desktop versions but they are “BUGGY”. I request you guys to release an official Figma desktop app for Linux.

Choosing the development team is a step when you are thinking about making a mobile app. Companies want an app that runs well, gives people an experience and can grow in the future. A trustworthy Flutter app development company can help reach these goals by planning and using the right skills.One big thing to look for is how experienced the team is. A good group should know Flutter, Dart and how to make apps that work on more than one platform. This knowledge lets developers make apps, for both Android and iOS using one set of code while keeping the level of performance on all devices.I have seen projects succeed when communication is strong. Before a project starts developers must understand business requirements, the target audience and expected features. Clear timelines, project updates and cost estimates help clients stay informed, during development.I have also seen how app security and testing can make a difference. App security and testing must never be overlooked. A professiona

Hi Figma team,My team and I have been experimenting with slots recently. I'd like to propose a feature enhancement: when a component with properties is added via a slot, those properties should be accessible directly from the main component.Ideally, these nested properties would surface automatically, eliminating the need to click deep into the component hierarchy to make edits.

Is it possible to view a user’s drafts as an Enterprise admin or a Team admin?As an admin I really should be able to view all files that have been created, but it seems that user’s drafts are still private even after the update.

When a page opens with a clip, the first thing to review is often the choice around it. Can someone who wants the clip find it? Can someone in a hurry get to the instructions? A three-frame Figma prototype lets you check those paths while changing the copy and layout is still easy.The exercise uses an illustrated lighthouse and a small sailboat. The visitor can watch a brief scene of a boat entering the beam or go straight to a written explanation of where the beam points. The lighthouse scene is an invented design exercise. You can use a still from a clip you own or draw the scene yourself.Storyboard the clip as a few visual states before connecting the reader’s choices in Figma.Build the reading screen firstOn a new Figma Design page, create a desktop frame and name it Read. Give it a clear heading, such as Where the beam points, followed by a sentence that carries the essential information. For this sketch, use The beam sweeps from the cliffs toward the harbor entrance. Place a stil

When resizing a frame for a responsive layout I want to be able to:Give a rectangle a image fill ✅ set the image fill to “Fill” (In CSS this is object-fit:cover)✅ set the image to expand from the top/bottom/right/left or even percentage like “object-position:” does in CSS ❌This would allow very clean and responsive designs when working with image/video assets within Figma.https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_object-position.asp

I work as a freelancer and often use Make extensively on projects. However, Figma only gives you total credit usage across your plan and users per month.I would love it we can have a breakdown of credit consumption on a file by file level. This way I can bill my clients for credit costs based on what I used for their project. Its near impossible to total credit usage in this way, resulting in vague invoices and lots of questions on the actual costs.  Often clients will only pay for expenses that have a receipt. And if my receipt includes more credits than what I am charging them for, it's not an easy conversation to navigate. “Oh well I only used 15k credits on your project, the other credits you see were for a different client”.. this is often received with great question and concern on the legitimacy of the costs.  Thanks

I really enjoy using Figma's AI Agents. One improvement I'd strongly suggest is an AI credit estimator: before running a request, the agent would show roughly how many credits it expects to use, and I could approve or cancel it.Recently, a quick request ended up costing me 2,298 credits for a single question. If I had known the cost up front, I would have changed or narrowed what I asked for.This could live right in the AI Agent panel. It wouldn't need to interrupt every request. It could ask for approval only when a request is expected to go over a set amount, such as 100–300 credits. Even better, users could set that threshold themselves, or turn the prompt off entirely.This would make credit usage more predictable and help me use the agents with more confidence. Thanks for considering it!

i REALLY need it for my project, take a look like how Windows Phone 8 did it, try recreate that, i think the community will lke it since it is unuique.

Would it be possible to allow dev mode seats the ability to edit specs on a Figma Design file canvas?Currently, only editor seats can edit specs added onto the canvas of a Figma Design file. However, dev mode seats can edit standalone spec files. This makes for an inconsistent experience and makes it difficult for our engineers with dev mode seats to collaborate early on in the spec process. We currently start specs on a library branch so they can be next to the actual designs. Originally we did this with a custom annotation/spec component library. But now we would love to be able to leverage the actual spec container. It would be extremely helpful if engineers could contribute API, accessibility, behavior, and other notes alongside our design notes. Then we could migrate that into the official standalone spec file.

Currently, when using variables, in the settings you can’t select wether you want a value (for example, padding-sm) to apply to just the padding or the gap of an auto layout. Which means that when you want to select a gap variable, it shows all the padding values as well. Can we get a setting for this?

Hi Figma community, For both the bullet & number list types, it’s currently possible to have them hanging or not. However, when not hanging, the numbers and bullets are indented with no option to customize this indent. It would be great to have more customization for the lists to be able to change the indent (spacing on the left of the numbers/bullets) as well as to change the spacing between the numbers/bullets and their associated text.Below are screenshots of the current state options: Hanging list deactivated (numbers/bullets with indent)​​​​ Hanging list activated (numbers/bullets outside) hey

Hey everyone,I've noticed that the transition from a pixel-perfect Figma design to a fully functional Elementor build can sometimes be more complicated than expected. Whether it's aligning responsive layouts, dealing with plugin limitations, or managing custom code and design tokens, many of us have faced hurdles along the way.Here are a few common issues that often come up:Responsive Design Breakdowns: What looks great in Figma doesn't always adapt well in Elementor. Plugin vs. Manual Conversion: Automated plugins may save time but often compromise on precision or flexibility. Integrating Custom CSS/Code: Sometimes achieving the exact look requires extra tweaking and manual code adjustments. Component Consistency: Keeping design tokens and shared styles uniform across projects can be a real headache. Workflow Efficiency: Balancing speed with quality when recreating complex components.I’d love to hear from you—what specific challenges have you encountered when converting Figma designs

I would love to be able to toggle a page and then have subpages under the parent toggle. This would make pages much more readable if you are using nesting pages under a page like I am.  I imagine being able to rightclick and then turn the page into a toggle  

I never use the AI Agent. I have no desire to use the AI Agent. I resent Figma’s attempts to get me to use the AI Agent. Yet, when I create a new Design file, the AI Agent panel is open by default. Two questions:How do I select either “File” or “Assets” as the default pane that opens when I create a new Design? When will you release an update that allows me to remove the AI Agent button from my left nav bar?

Right now, size depends on stroke width, so stuff like this happens: I want to be able to adjust the arrowhead scaling, just like in any other design tool:

Hi Figma team and fellow designers!I would really love to see native video export (MP4/MOV) become a feature in Figma.As a graphic designer, I use Figma extensively for everyday advertising production, including Google Performance Max, Meta ads, display banners, and digital campaigns.Honestly, I find Figma's interface and workflow better than any other design tool for this kind of work. It's intuitive, flexible, and makes managing multiple formats, sizes, and creative variations incredibly efficient.I know many other graphic designers who use Figma in exactly the same way, beyond UI/UX design.The one thing that's missing is the ability to export animated designs directly as video files. Currently, having to move designs into another application just to produce an MP4 interrupts an otherwise seamless workflow.It would be fantastic to have: Native MP4/MOV export Basic timeline and animation controls Frame-based animation and transitions Export options suitable for social media and

When I published a batch of changes to my component library, one component had a property error (only when I select the component I can see the exclamation mark after the property). Figma skipped it by default, but nothing told me its changes weren't published. I only noticed the error after I selected that component (even just select the component set, not the instance or the variants).That led to a confusing situation:I assumed everything had been published. Instances in the consuming file kept the old text variable bindings. If I copied an updated instance straight from the source library, it had the right bindings, but accepting the library update changed it back to the old ones.It looked like a library sync bug, but the real cause was a skipped component that was easy to miss.What would help:Show a warning at the publish entry point, like "3 components have changes that can't be published", and make it look different from "No changes to publish". In the publish panel, list the ski

Figma's current branching is a bottleneck. All branches must come from main.If one designer is working on Feature A (v1.1.0) and another is on Feature B (v1.2.0), the designer on Feature B cannot get updates from Feature A. They are blocked until Feature A is fully merged into main. This forces designers to either wait, or manually copy-paste work, which breaks components and causes errors. The Solution: We Need Git-Style Branching To fix this, we need three features that developers use in Git every day: Branch from Branch: Let me create a new branch from any existing branch, not just main. Update from Branch: Let me "update" my branch by pulling changes from any other branch (e.g., merge Feature A directly into Feature B). "Cherry-Picking": Let me select specific changes (like a single component update) from another branch and pull just that one thing into my branch. This would unblock designers, stop manual copy-pasting, and allow teams to work in parallel safely.

I've recently started trying out Figma Specs for writing PRDs alongside my designs. I really like the direction this is going. Having requirements and designs in the same place could save a lot of time, especially when working on complex enterprise products.After trying it out, there are a few things I feel are missing.1. A table of contentsThis is the first thing I noticed. Specs supports headings, but there's no document outline or table of contents, even in full-screen mode.For a longer PRD with multiple sections, it's difficult to navigate without scrolling through the entire document.It would be useful to have a collapsible sidebar that automatically lists headings and lets you jump between sections.2. Revision history and change notesPRDs change frequently during reviews and development.I'd like to be able to add a short note when making changes, explaining what was updated and why. It would also help to compare versions, see who made changes, and restore an earlier version when

Currently, if you copy + paste a figjam flow into a Design file, the Connector Lines stay fully functional – they stretch and adapt as you move their origins and destinations around the canvas, and you can move their origins and destinations to your frames, components, etc. I’ve been using this to show user flows within my UI designs, not only for ease of sharing with other teammates (no need to give in-depth walkthroughs), but also for easily identifying missing states within a flow. It would be great if a) the Connector Line was added as a tool to Figma Design, or b) basic lines and pen vectors had the option to act as connector lines – attaching to anchor points on objects and components, scaling when the endpoints were moved, and able to be adjusted with mid-line handles.

It would be really nice if I could pop out the variables into their own window. Currently I can only have it as a dialogue in Figma, which means it always overlaps over my design and especially on smaller screens this becomes quite the issue. I often need to see variables and my design at the same time, so moving it to a second monitor (or even on a laptop quickly switching with alt + tab between the two) would be very helpful.