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I switched from XD to Figma late last year. And I am beyond pleased to make that switch. There are only a few things I have found that I prefer how XD handled them. One of them is a certain functionality in the Presentation view. In XD you press the play button and it shows a preview of whatever “frame” you happen to be on. If you have prototype linking built-in, you can click through using that. If not, clicking on the screen jumps you to whatever frame happens to be to the right of your current screen in your canvas. But most importantly, if you have your presentation on one monitor and your working file on another, you can click on a specific “frame” and the presentation automatically jumps to that frame. This is extremely helpful when presenting your designs. It may be rough mockups that you don’t want to have to create a full prototype for, or you are just discussing the design and need to jump around to different screens. It can become nauseating for people viewi

In Preview Mode(Prototype) I can’t drag it outside of Figma Window, if I have other screen I can’t drag in to other screen for multi-tasking. I want this option so bad! I am a two screen person and it’s irritating. I know I can open present mode in new tab then drag it to other screen but sometimes that’s a hassle.

Ctrl + tab should switch between most recent tabs rather than switching between tabs sequentially.

Currently you can add a thumbnail to a Figma file, and Figjam file but not for Figma Slides. Would it be ok to add this feature to Figma Slides ?

Hello, Please provide a way to select which of the Library updates I want to accept, instead of having to click the Update button on each of them if I don’t want to update all. Allowing multiple selection would be great. Sometimes I need to update only the icons or only the styles in an old file and none of the components at all, and doing that by hand having to click each of the Update buttons repeatedly is terrible.

In other design tools you can simply press a key, and any selection outlines, grab handles, etc. get hidden while the key is down, so you can preview and evaluate how things look, without having to de-select everything and lose your selection. Apparently there is no way to do this in Figma =( This is important while experimenting with different colors, fonts, etc., and in Figma it could be used to see how different sizes, variants, and states, look in your design, without those selection handles and outlines getting in the way of you previewing things.

Hi Figma team,I would love to request French language support for Figma’s interface (web, desktop, and mobile).Many students, designers, and teams in Canada, France, and other francophone countries use Figma daily. Having the UI available in French would make Figma more accessible for beginners and non-English speakers, especially in educational settings.I’m currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Interaction Design at Université Laval in Québec, and I would love to be able to learn and use Figma in French. This would make it easier for me and many other students to fully adopt the platform and focus on design rather than struggling with language barriers.Localization would help: Make Figma easier to adopt in universities and design schools. Improve accessibility for teams working in government and regulated sectors that require French interfaces. Strength

Hey Figma team ✌🏻,Loving all the new features you’ve been shipping lately! That said, me and many others still really hoping for native Lottie support. Right now, using GIFs just isn’t cutting it. They tend to be pixelated, and higher quality versions are often locked behind a paywall. Adobe XD had this figured out a while ago, so I’m curious: is there a reason Lottie integration hasn’t made it to Figma yet? Or is it something we shouldn't expect in future?Being able to use Lottie animations directly in files would take prototyping to a whole new level. Just wanted to share this as desperate designer, who wanted direct Lottie integration more than the illustration feature. Thanks for all the great work you’re doing!

For example if I have a paragraph with a certain style applied, I should be able to override some properties individually such as italic, bold, underline, strikethrough.  I come from the olden days of desktop publishing and this was a core feature of all professional-level software — separate paragraph and character style sheets.I would love to see this everywhere in Figma, but I think an urgent need is within slides. Because in slides we are publishing actual content and it’s a pain to create separate styles for little changes like this. They are also brittle and can very easily be accidentally overridden when reformatting something. 

I'm the Design Lead of Design Systems Division. And our organization currently holds 1k members (Figma seats). Several of our design systems are modular and component-based, with one supporting 22 real-time dashboards and a total of 174,000 inserts of core components. These components are organized into groups, each stored in a separate library file. The libraries are linked to organisms (files), which are then integrated into templates. This structure ensures flexibility, scalability, and performance but requires significant time for library updates, occasionally leading to the use of outdated versions.We planned to develop a plugin for semi-auto library publishing/updating to reduce maintenance time and eliminate errors caused by outdated versions. However, the current Figma REST API doesn't support library publishing/update functions, which limits automation possibilities.We kindly request to Figma team to consider adding library “publishing and updat

It’s great that I can use variables within Text styles, but there’s a large problem with configuring font weight. I want to use number variables for my font weights. Unfortunately, if I want italics, I am forced to use string variables for my weights. Figma clearly has logic to isolate font-weight and font-style from the chosen weight configuration in the UI (as seen in CSS code output), so why can’t I configure these two properties separately and Figma recombines them on the backend to identify the font face to load?

Hello, It’s possible in the future to export a Figma frame’s on editable PowerPoint, like it’s possible on Canva ? I know isn’t the principal functionality on Figma, but I think it’s a new possibility to create 😃

Figma slides is great! One thing that our team has been missing since we’ve been using it is an option to export to .ppt. Our team works a lot on decks for external clients and we would love to use Figma Slides to do that.

In massive organisations with tons of projects and documents, we are trying to figure a way to tag them in order to facilitate our job when searching for anything.. The implementation of a tag system would be quite welcome. Here is a sample image of what I mean below :  

Summary: Allow edits to your local dictionary. Details: You can accidentally add a misspelled word to your local dictionary in Figma, but they don't give you as the user or their support / engineering team to remove it. That misspelled word will just never be spelled checked for you in your added misspelling again. Our engineering team has confirmed that it's not currently possible to remove words that have been added to your local dictionary. They have also confirmed that it's not yet on the road map but the team may address it in a quality week. Help article content: "Once a word has been added to your dictionary, it cannot be removed." is why I'm reaching out for help to get it removed.

The stickers/plugins etc sit in an awful pop up model frame that covers half your FigJam board (if on a laptop for example) so poor UI design for us users. We really need to have the ability to move/hide/reside these and ideally pin them for quick reuse.I initially raised this as a bug with Figma as the Pin Libraries to board (dock) use to be a feature and disappeared from FigJam in the UI3 update - it was still highlighted in their guidance here https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500004290841-Use-stickers-and-libraries-in-FigJam#Pin_libraries_to_board Though my suggestion was locked and cannot be updated and the guidance on that page has been changed.This is a case of UI design going backwards for usability and accessibility so I hope they provide an update soon.I know ther

In prototypes, comments do not scroll whenever you scroll the page.This can be fixed by getting the mouse-wheel scroll and moving the comments for each step either up/down (/left/right on horizontal scroller).This would at least give the illusion of “sticky” comments which many people need. The most robust approach would be to save the location of a comment in scroll-able boxes by index/coordinates. This feature is a MUST to be able to communicate with clients efficiently on larger projects. Best regards,LM from rechenwerk,Essen, Deutschland

To help organize nested instance properties in the properties panel, it would be great to have them collapse inside their parent component in the list. E.g I have made a component with several cards. The card component allows me to turn on and off the title, text, image, and button. I can also change any of the text from the properties panel. → When I use an instance of the component in my designs, I must scroll through all the open nested properties before I can edit card number 7. If I were to see an accordion with cards 1-7 with their nested instances hidden beneath, it would be less confusing and much quicker.

One of the key pieces of functionality of Slides competitors (like Canva or Google Slides) is the ability to share a slide deck with anyone, even those outside of the Figma account. Here’s my use-case: Made a slide deck in Figma Slides Want to share it with my whole company and with external stakeholders (e.g. our Board) These people don’t have Figma accounts I can do this very easily in Canva or Google Slides But it seems I have to manually invite everyone into the file in Figma slides

I encountered an issue as I was building a prototype.When going into the prototype mode, we have the option to change the scaling to be “responsive”, which allows anyone who access the prototype to view it at full screen size, regardless of their device dimensions, which is great.  However, fixed position elements, such as a bottom sticky drawer, do not go responsive. They do not stretch left and right together with other scrolling elements. When looking at the alignment options, it looks like “left and right” and “scale” are disabled. That’s why it doesn’t go responsive.

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

It would be great if, when I insert a component from a Figma library in Figma Make, I could use Figma Code Connect to retrieve the actual design system code linked to that component.

I design complex systems, often with a plethora of various states of a screen where content changes from zero to hero. Let’s say, I have a screen that is 1440 x 900 – it contains all the menus and some tabular content. Now, within this screen, I need to display the details of the table row in a sidepanel displayed above she table. And I have two states: The first state is the zero state, with a 50px high header, 100px of content, and a 50px action bar pinned to the bottom. The second one contains the same 50px high header, 1000px of content, and a 50px action bar pinned to the bottom. Now, for the first one, I need to set it to FILL the parent frame vertically, while for the second – I must make it HUG the content. I can also set the sidepanel manually to 900px of height (or: min-height), and make the content FILL it, so that the bottom bar is always pushed to the bottom – that is for the first state, while the othe

Hi Figma Team,I’d love to see support for boolean properties applied directly to variants in components.Currently, boolean properties can only be applied to objects inside a variant (for example, to toggle icons or text). But there’s no way to control the variant itself with a property.Practical example: I have a Button component with multiple variants (Primary, Secondary, Disabled, etc.). I’d like to add a boolean property called “Has Fill” that would let me toggle the background color on or off across all variants. Today I need to duplicate or work around this by editing each variant separately, which makes the component library harder to maintain. Having boolean properties at the variant level would simplify libraries, improve consistency, and reduce redundant variants — especially for teams working with comp

THERE IS SPACE RIGHT NEXT TO THE INPUT. JUST PUT IT THERE. I HATE HAVING TO CONSTANTLY SCROLL DOWN ALL THE WAY WHEN SETTING UP MY TYPOGRAPHY VARIABLES. PLEASE.THANK YOU.