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How can I hide the Layers panel in Figma’s new UI?I mostly work in the Design panel, so hiding the Layers panel would give more canvas space.It was easy in the previous UI.

Hi, you know how it is. Sometimes you have to repeat the same actions over and over again on a whole lot of objects. I would love to have an AI powered assistant that understands what I’m trying to achieve. After doing the same thing twice, I should be able to tell Figma, “Hey, do the same for these 250 selected items!”

Figma’s SVG export of center-aligned text results in a <tspan> with default left alignment, such that center alignment is not preserved when the tspan content changes.  Ideally, the tspan would have text-anchor="middle" and an x attribute value based on the middle of the original Figma text element’s horizontal location such that tspan content changes would be continue to be centered aligned. 

Feature Suggestion: Lightweight 3D Tools in FigmaI’d love to see Figma explore basic native 3D functionality — not full modeling, but something lightweight and useful for UI/UX designers.For example, a tool that allows 2D layers to be "extruded" into simple 3D objects, with the ability to rotate them along axes like X, Y, and Z (ZX, YX, etc.). Maybe a generator that converts 2D shapes into pseudo-3D models with light shading, shadow, and basic rotation/animation capabilities.It would be amazing to preview UI components or icons in a 3D-ish environment inside Figma itself, especially for designers who can’t afford external tools or plugins.Even if this is introduced in a limited or lightweight way — it could be a creative breakthrough for many of us. Thanks for considering this!

After putting stickers, I expect the pane to keep opening instead of directly closing. Closing only takes one step which is clicking outside, meanwhile opening it agian requires me to reach the bottom toolbar first and then click the sticker menu. I’m annoyed with this because I need to drop stickers in bulk when creating something in FigJam

Currently you can’t sort by most upvoted at all here in this Figma forum. It would be nice if you could.

This is how Adobe XD does this: https://youtu.be/t3qb9oaQ9A0?si=haBcW75aux_30Sx_&t=66

I tried out the new light and dark themes but unfortunately now there is no way to return back to my default theme that I know and love. Please add a ‘Default’ theme so I can return back to the best theme of all. Both of the light and dark themes don’t even compare to the previous default. 

When I Go to Main Component and make my adjustment, I love the link back to the instance of the component. Love it. Any chance that when I move a component or page to another page and I see the notification, that I can click it and go to the page where the component has been moved? Still I can click the page in the left column, but the notification is right there and similar to returning to the component. Thanks! Appreciate all you do.

Showing the view history on Prototypes will be very useful along with their name and Profile picture and Time.

Request:Provide an option to easily duplicate or backup files via an API Reasoning:The REST API comes with a lot of options, but it doesn’t allow you to copy files, projects or teams.There’s an option to download files, but not as uploadable content (i.e. as .FIG), nor is there any option to duplicate them, if they are e.g. used as a template for another team.Possible (i.e. my) use case:I work in an enterprise. We have a base design system with tokens that we hand out to external agencies and do some automatic checks via different APIs. I would like to automate the duplication process of these files completely. However there’s no good option to do this at the current moment.

I’m constantly working with 10-15 tabs open in Figma. Several are usually libraries, some figjam audits or flows, along with project files. It would be helpful if there was a way to group the tabs so I know at a glance which files are related to one another (without having 3 separate Figma windows). So if I have 12 files open and they’re split between 3 projects, how do I quickly recognize where one project ends and another begins? I was thinking color, but that may not be accessible. Thoughts?

create the ability to view annotations only for the selected layer, and not for all at once, this is very inconvenient when there are too many annotations

Have there been any other requests to default auto-layout master component/variant groups? Referring to the purple dotted outline around the base/variants. Would remove two taps if I want to shuffle the order of the variants. Thanks in advance! 

I would like to use Figma Buzz for social media templates but the font I am using is variable and I would like a specific optical size which I can set separately in a standard Figma file but I cannot set it in Figma Buzz, it changes automatically when increasing the font size and that doesn’t work for me in this situation. I know the idea was to have a more intuitive interface for simple templates but I would use it a lot in Figma Buzz if it was available. Would it be possible to implement it on there?

Master layout guides should have a local control to turn the visibility on or off as required.

Describe the problem your experiencing and how your idea helps solve this Today I have to save the emails inviting me to a file, there is no place to see all files shared with me. Recent doesn’t save the list, just shows what was recently accessed. I believe the problem is felt most when the person is sharing a file from their Drafts, as opposed to something that has been published that can be searched for and found in Figma. Add as much context as possible (screenshots, Figma files, mockups, etc.) Microsoft Office/Google has a feature which enables users to see all the files shared with them for easy access. Ask questions to bring the community into the conversation (e.g. Does anyone else experience this? Is anyone using a plugin or workaround to help solve this?, etc. Is there a work around to saving the links to shared files? Sometimes it’s not even an email but a link someone is sen

I love the direction the new Grid layout is going! I’ve begun using it in my work for certain cases, but I anticipate I’ll use it for almost everything whenever a few of the upcoming features are released.  One thing I’ve run into repeatedly is when trying to adjust a grid, I can’t seem to find the track size dots. From the tutorials and Grid playground file, I know the dots are supposed to show up when hovering over a cell. Track resize dots not visibleI kept thinking I’d accidentally changed my view mode or hit some unknown hotkey, but I finally realized that the track dots only show up below a certain zoom level.Zoomed-in a little

Now that iFrame embeds are available in Figma Sites, I think it would be cool if they would be also available in Figma Slides

In the new Draw feature, when an effect is applied to an object, the effect’s values (e.g., X, Y, blur, spread, etc) are conveniently shown in the sidebar — which is super helpful!However, in Design mode, these values aren’t visible in the sidebar. Instead, you have to manually open the effect settings to view them, which interrupts the workflow.It would be great to bring the same sidebar notation from the Draw feature into Design mode. Thanks for considering! 

I need a “State Machine” in Figma.I mean, variants are ok. But limited and to create advanced interactivity it gets complex with conditional logic.So yeah, a state machine, would be great. 

Currently working on a component as a test for the new Figma Buzz beta and think the ability to automate asset creations is a real time saver. What would be great is the ability to assign a variable or colour value in the excel document to the fill/stroke/text colour. Example: In the excel document, if you put in the relevant value (be it a hex code or a var string (--Brand-Colour-Peony-600) then the assets would change based on the design systems variables and colours.PS: it wouldn’t hurt tom have a mode selection too.

Hello everyone,I've been using Figma at work for over a year, and there are some things I still don't really get or use it better to get the most out of it. Maybe it's my fault for not paying enough attention to all the tutorial videos, but I don't really understand the idea of 'anchoring' an element in your frame based on size changes, making sure that the element stays in the same place.It would be really helpful to know the distance from the constraints I've set. For example, I have a 4K frame (3840 x 2160) and I want to put a small logo in the bottom-right corner. In the 'Position' box, the numbers 'X' and 'Y' will be based on the pixels that the element is lined up with. This is OK, but if I want to line them up based on a specific margin, like 20 pixels from the bottom, I want to be able to see that based on the settings I have set for the element, for example the right and bottom constraints.I'm sorry if this is just because I'm new to using Figma, but I'

Hi Figma team,I’d love to suggest two features that would significantly improve the workflow for many users:1. **Native Table Tool**  It would be amazing to have a built-in table creation tool. Currently, tables require a mix of auto layout frames or third-party plugins, which is time-consuming. A native solution with support for cell editing, column/row controls, and table styles would be incredibly helpful.2. **Partial Image Transparency**  It would also be great to have a tool that allows making only a part of an image transparent—like a transparency brush or eraser tool. Right now, achieving this effect requires complex masking or external editing.Thank you for building such a powerful platform!Best regards,  Olha Shevchuk 

Hi Figma Team,I absolutely love using Figjam for brainstorming, User journey mapping and creating User flow diagrams—it’s an essential part of my design workflow. However, I often find myself switching back to Figma just to check spacing and alignment when I want to ensure everything is precise.It would be incredibly helpful to have a space checker or spacing measurement tool available in Figjam as well. This would allow designers like me to quickly verify distances between elements without leaving the Figjam. It’s a small addition that would go a long way in helping us design more confidently and keep things pixel-perfect—especially during early-stage design discussions and low-fidelity mockups.