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Please… PLEASE! For those of us with lots of simultaneous projects and heavy deliverable schedules, tab browsing in Figma needs some LOVE! Now, I’m not one of those psychos that keeps 300 tabs open in their Chrome browser, but I do, at any given time, need access to multiple projects simultaneously. If I could easily group those tabs together in Figma and give them a nice, friendly name, maybe an emoji, or… dare I say… a color, I’d be a really, really happy camper.  

Would love to have more options on the typewriter effect, such as easing.  Also would love to have more/better control over parallax scrolling (direction, speed, distance all as separate parameters).

It would be great to have a feature that allows you to hide or lock a page in a file. There have been moments when stakeholders will keep peeking at the work before it is ready for review. Having a hide & lock feature would be nice to have so that if you do share the figma, they can only access the pages visible to them. 

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I am using variants to enable dark and light modes for example and it works automatically for almost everything except for overlays. I have am user flow with an overlay menu that opens when I click on a button or icon. I want to display how to shwitch between light/dark modes. So when Im in light mode and open the overlay menu (light) and then switch to dark mode and then open this menu again its still in light mode and I dont see a way to change this using the “Change to” nor “Set Variable” options in the “On click” prototyping option. How can I simulate this consistently without having to use two different menus (one for each mode)?

With the emergence of skills for agents becoming very popular, are there plans to create agent skills for the various dev API you offer? For example, skill for plugin & widget development. Skill for dealing with the REST API, etc.

It would be really helpful to have the ability to group opened Figma tabs in the top bar, allowing users to create collapsible and expandable folders, similar to the tab groups in Google Chrome.

It would be so great to have some additional filter options when browsing search results. In a large organization, there can be dozens of files spanning years, all with similar names and content. It’d be great if one could still sort by recommended results, but filter by the modified/created date

The fill is not visible on a vector shape unless its closed. Many applications and the web supports fill on open vector shapes, but not Figma. Please allow something like this. This red area should be fillable by the paint bucket.  

Figma Prototype : In large IT companies and design teams, it’s often a struggle to manage design review tasks because we constantly need to jump between Figma and external management tools (Jira, Asana, Notion, etc.) just to track: what page or element was assigned to us for review who is responsible for feedback what review status each screen is in ✅ Proposed Feature: Review Tab Inside FigmaIntroduce a new “Review” tab, similar to the existing Dev Mode icon, that enables teams to manage review assignments directly in Figma.🔹 Key Features1. Assign Reviewers to Frames / Pages / ElementsJust like adding a Dev icon, designers could add a small Review badge on a page or specific frame. Assign a team member Add due date or notes Track who is responsible 2. Review Status TrackingEach assigned item could have a status such as: To Review In Progress Approved Needs Changes This would give instant visibility without leaving the design file.3. Review Inbox Panel (Like Notifications

When selecting an object inside a component, the bounding box uses the same purple color as components. This makes it difficult to quickly confirm whether you’ve selected the parent container or a nested object.It would be helpful if objects within a frame or component used a different selection color than the container itself. This visual distinction would reduce selection ambiguity and speed up precise edits.A comparable example is InDesign: images live inside frames, where the frame is highlighted in blue, and double-clicking into the image shows an orange bounding box. This clear color separation provides immediate confirmation of what level you’re editing.Introducing a similar distinction in Figma would improve clarity and reduce mis-selection, especially in complex, component-heavy files.

The variables feature is a great addition to Figma. In our workflow, we use them extensively with multiple modes (like light and dark mode) and collections, which involves a lot of variable aliasing (linking variables to other variables).This has created a large and complex network of references. It is becoming difficult and time-consuming to find the original source value (like the final hex code) for a specific variable.It would be a significant workflow improvement if we could trace a variable's origin, much like you can trace CSS variables in devtools.We propose the ability to click (or right-click) on an applied variable to see which variable it is referencing, and then be able to follow that "chain" of aliases all the way back to its original source value. This "Go to Definition" or tracing feature would make debugging complex variable setups much more efficient.If this functionality already exists, please let me know. Otherwise, I hope this is valuable feedback.

Been playing around with the “expose nested properties” feature currently in beta. One of the great uses of variant properties is the ability to batch edit property values on multiple selected components. That use doesn’t carry over to exposed nested properties (yet I hope). Demo file to help When selecting one component instance exposing nested properties, said properties display fine. Add another instance of the same component to your selection (using Shift+Click), and the nested properties outright disappear from the right panel. I haven’t seen this issue raised elsewhere! Do you experience it too?

Allow us to change the background color of text (not just the text fill color) to give a highlighter effect that stays with the words that the effect is applied to even when the size/shape of the text box is changed. For example: The above shows two examples of the same ipsum (left and right) where specific words are highlighted. When the size of the text box (the left example) is changed to accommodate a responsive layout (the right example), the highlighting stays with the selected words. The way to add highlighting for the above examples could be included in the type settings pop-over: Note: the idea here is that the user can apply this to specific sets of selected characters within a text box or to the entire text box, just like how all of the other type settings already behave.

Situation It often happens that there are a lot of instances that have overrides in a design. Sometimes you are not quite aware what exact overrides have been made to a component, though. For example someone could have manually changed the height of a component and if the height override is actually the same as the main component, you would be blissfully unaware. Problem You will notice that an override has been made maybe, after you make adjustments to your main component and realising that the instances did not change. Annoyingly, if you want to reset a particular override behaviour, you will have to reset the entire component back to the state of the main component and then do the overrides you do want to keep again. Depending on the complexity of the component (Maybe it is even a nested component), this can be quite the hassle. Proposal As such it would be nice if we had some listing of the overrides that have been made (maybe also interesting for the devs) as well as the option to

Hi everyone, 👋I’m new to Figma and learning everything completely from scratch. I really appreciate having access to the free version, as it’s been helpful for getting started. That said, I’m finding the current limitations a bit challenging when trying to fully understand the workflow and explore what Figma can really do. I feel that having access to some Pro features would really help me learn faster and more effectively. I wanted to ask if there are any options for a free trial or a discounted Pro upgrade for beginners even if just for a limited time. I’d love the chance to experience the Pro features before fully committing. Thanks so much, and I really appreciate this community and the product!— Bright

It would be beneficial to have version control in Figma Make, or at least the ability to publish changes to a "QA" instance. Currently, the only way to test app changes across different browsers is to publish them and hope for the best!

Not very easy for users to test on the Make prototypes, as they need to log in. Takes quite a while to log in or even register.Maybe some features like in Figjam, can open the session for certain amount of time, allowing visitors to get on the link without registration or login.  When previewing the Make file in Figjam, can we also allow users to interact with it, without login?

I have to jump between my foundation and theme collections pretty frequently. I’d love a “Go to main component” but for aliases.   

I sit in a ton of Figma demos, and I use the “follow” feature pretty regularly to track what the presenter is showing. However, often times, their zoom level is not ideal. Currently, you are locked into their zoom level - and to zoom in (or out) you have to break out of following them.Can you please allow followers to adjust their zoom in and out without breaking out of “follow mode”? This would allow us to zoom in on the details, or out on the macro picture, easily without losing track of the presenter in the demo.  Thanks!

I’ve spent so much time trying to figure out how to export a PNG with a transparent background. I finally found a solution in the support forum where you have to add an image fill. This just doesn’t seem obvious to me at all.. Could we get a checkbox to add transparency in the export option for PNGs? That would be much more straightforward! 

Hello there, I am currently having issues viewing the guides on my design when the brand colour is pretty much the same as the guides and familiar to some colour. Please help me how to change the guideline colour like black, blue green and any other dark colour

I know that you can set aliases for number variables, but it would be great if we could use number variables with other number variables to do a computation. For example, this would be great for playing around with type scales without needing a plugin. Below is an image of the use case (ignore the line height variable).  The current workaround is just doing the math manually, but the computation isn’t preserved (e.g. `s` doesn’t show `14 * 1.25`). Granted, I did end up fudging these numbers so that they would be rounded up to the nearest even number, but I still feel this is a fair request.Bonus is if you add a rounding function to these math opportunities, but I understand that the software will just round to the nearest whole number anyways so it’s more for the developers. 

It would be very beneficial to be able to use the command/scroll wheel in a Figma file, either in the supported Figma app or in any browser on iPad. Some people are working in environments where the iPad is used for connecting to corporate, “locked” systems (often via Microsoft), and if you are to present a prototype in an online meeting, it is nearly impossible or at least extremely cumbersome to use pinch-to-zoom on mid-sized iPads. Under such circumstances, the iPad acts almost as a separate PC, so a feature like this should be the norm, not the exception.

I’d like to insert an image into a cell in a table in FigJam so that it moves with the table as it expands and changes size. Currently, I’m just having to drag pictures around with the table as it expands which is fine for one or two images but I have many!