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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scalability, and performance but requires significant time for library updates, occasionally leading to the use of outdated versions.We planned to develop a plugin for semi-auto library publishing/updating to reduce maintenance time and eliminate errors caused by outdated versions.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?

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

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.

Intsagram’s default post size is now 4:5 not 1:1.

Figma Buzz is cool for making assets in bulk with spreadsheets, but it still feels kinda clunky. Right now I have to match up spreadsheet headers with layer names one by one, which is a pain. It’d be awesome if the headers just matched the layer names automatically so I could swap things in one click. Also being able to export a ready-to-go template spreadsheet straight from the template would make keeping data organized and updated way easier.

I would love to have this feature, especially when working in a crowded environment.Basically, only the title at the top should appear when minimized/collapsed.I don’t know what else to write here.

Please integrate an internal Figma function to separate all color variables to eliminate the need for plugins like this: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1272041380599684877/detach-variables

It would be super helpful to be able to export a user list that includes role and access. At present its VERY time consuming to manage this and many other portals without an export function.

I really think this needs to be fixed, or at least there should be an option to turn it off. When you add a hyperlink to an object in Figma, it shouldn’t automatically open in the browser when you click it.I know you can hold Command on a Mac to stop this from happening, but that’s not something most users would know right away. It’s not exactly intuitive, especially for people who are just reviewing designs.A simple setting to control this would make things a lot smoother… 

With iPads, you can use fig jam on it so could it support Designs with font support?The reason why I asked is because if people don’t have a computer or is on vacation, it would be great to use it with an Apple Pencil or a Magic Keyboard and still work on it, and some people think the iPad is like a computer, and with iPadOS 26, it basically makes it like macOS with windows, preview, and folder on the dock. 

When adding or editing a comment you are currently able to use the following key combinations:[Shift]+[Enter] to go to next line [Ctrl]+[Enter] to go to next line [Enter] to post the commentI’d like to see the function of [Ctrl]+[Enter] and [Enter] switched. This would in line with a lot of other programs and also with adding/editing text in Figma. So, for the adding/editing a comment I’d love to have the following key combinations:[Shift]+[Enter] to go to next line [Enter] to go to next line [Ctrl]+[Enter] to post the comment

Hi! I have a list of ideas for improving the Figma comments feature overall (generally pertains to both the old and new UI). Would love to hear what others think about these suggestions! Hope I’m not beating a dead horse if these feedback items have already been extensively documented 😅: **Bring back the left/right navigation capability within comment pop-ups (specifically applies to the new UI) ** - I loved this feature in the old UI, and I noticed this was missing in the Figma redesign. I’m not sure why this got taken away, because I really liked being able to press left/right to quickly navigate between comments. When typing/editing a comment, don’t submit comments when the user presses “enter” - I don’t like having to remember to hold down the shift key while pressing enter in order to start a new line. I’ve accidentally saved comments prematurely more times than I can count, and it can get frustrating when you’re

tl;dr: Let users choose in Figma settings if they want the Enter button to submit a comment or to add a new line to a comment. For me, the worst part of using Figma right now is instinctively hitting Enter to add a new line to a comment and instead accidentally submitting an incomplete comment. I’d love if I could have a Figma setting that would allow me to set the behavior for the Enter button. I am a-ok with the Figma team setting the default behavior of the Enter button to submit a comment, but please, please let me change this in settings. I’m typing new lines in eight other programs all day long using the Enter button and Figma is the only app that won’t let me preserve this common user interaction pattern. Thanks, y’all! P.S. I switched this setting in Slack so that Enter adds a new line and it changed my life. No more back to back to back messages for my co-workers and way fewer typos making it into my messages. Highly recom

Allow customizing the behavior of “Enter” when writing comments. I would love it to just go to another line and require clicking the “Send” icon, or pressing (⌘ + Enter) to send the comment. I am constantly sending half-finished comments.

In our rapidly evolving field, the lines between design and development are increasingly blurred. Designers are coding, developers are designing, and the rise of AI-powered tools like Cursor and V0, alongside Figma's MCP, empowers solopreneurs to wear both hats.In such context, having a Code Connect within Professional plan (perhaps as a paid add-on to the full seat) would be a massive step forward.

/// THIS WORKAROUND IS NOT WORKING WELL. /// I will add a response to this topic with a more accurate workaround. I just come across this idea and i think is worth sharing. For years i wanted the hand icon to show while hovering on buttons. This simple feedback of the cursor makes your designs look much more “real”, and it is easier for the stakeholders to “visualize” your idea. But for now hovering interactions don’t trigger the hand cursor. However, if you set an interaction on the hover state such as linking to another component or state variant, it does trigger the cursor. In fact, until today my workaround was to make an additional button state “press” that woulde be activated with the “while pressing” option. But today i tried another route. I simply set this interaction on the hover state: