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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’ve recently worked on a design in a FY 24/25 Q4 document that still needs implementing, and that quarter/year is now over (for us, I’m aware that other orgs use different dates) so I want to:Create a new FY25/26 Q1 design document Move (not copy) the page from the FY 24/25 Q4 design document into the new Q1 document Achieve the above in as few inputs as possibleI would ideally expect to be able to right-click the page in the Pages panel, select “Move page to another document” and either choose an existing document or create a new one (naming & choosing its location in the process)However this route doesn’t exist, the choices are only “Copy link to page”, “Rename page”, “Duplicate page” and “Delete page”, none of which help me - I can’t even Copy the page and Paste it into a new document!Suggest this is a pretty obvious missing feature, would be relatively easy to implement, and alongside the “Move page to another document” feature there should be a “Copy page to another document”

Hi dear Figma teamI’m writing you as an advanced designer. Why not adding a arrow connector to make it easier to put both advanced designs and flows in a file? something like what already happens in FigJam... 

i believe put design and figjam diagram in single file better than different file.for example,  i can create and edit task flow next to UI, instead of copy and paste back and forth.same goes for figma slide.

Why is this impossible while logged in? or without switching to incognito mode?this seems to be an insane user experience when I just want to see what’s new real quick or perhaps check pricing or any other normal or sane reason to visit your front page!Just add a link to the figma menu? or even in the help button? 

For example searching keyword ‘Tooltip’ here should find 2 results But only one is returned This presents a problems when maintaining designs and design systems. Please make invisible layers findable as well. I don’t care if it should be a setting to include or exclude invisible layers. As long as I can search and find them. Currently I cannot at all. 😵‍💫

I need variable for corner smoothing !

ProblemCurrently, there’s no way to bind the Flex Direction property (horizontal / vertical) to a variable or boolean condition. This makes it impossible to dynamically switch layouts inside a component using variables or modes. Designers are forced to create duplicate components or manually toggle the direction. Proposed SolutionAllow flexDirection to be controlled via a variable or boolean property, similar to how alignment, spacing, and padding can already be managed.Example syntax:flexDirection = isVertical ? "VERTICAL" : "HORIZONTAL" Expected Benefits  Enables adaptive, single-source components without duplicates. Improves token-driven and responsive design workflows. Makes component logic consistent with existing variable bindings.   PriorityMedium–High — essential for scalable, adaptive design systems using Figma variables and Auto Layout.

I’ve been a long-time user, but there is a significant quality-of-life improvement I’ve been longing for regarding file organization.Currently, "Drafts" acts as a catch-all for everything. I view it as an extension of my personal desktop, but not every file warrants being a formal "Project." The lack of organization creates visual chaos with dozens of files accumulating the moment I log in. It would be a game-changer to have the ability to create simple folders within Drafts. It doesn’t need to be fancy—just a basic directory structure to group files like "UI Kits," "Design Systems" or "Templates" would be enough to keep the workspace organized.Additionally, regarding workflow efficiency: it would be incredibly helpful to have a specific tab or filter strictly for recently executed prototypes. Often, I just want to re-run a prototype I was just testing without digging through the source files or cluttering the main view.

When you have a lot of files open in the sigma app it gets really difficult to find your file. You do have the ability to use emojis in the filename, but this does not work when you pinne files. Would it be possible to at least be able to set a dedicated favicon to each files you have pinned so that you can easily visualy identify each files?

Hi folks ! I’m wondering if there is a way to remove the “use the app” banner on top of the Figma Mirror webpage. Here is the situation : I’m using www.figma.com/mirror to test some design for a website. Since the app is fully out, we get the banner pushing use to use the app, but I want to be in the browser environment. Of course I can use some “X-browser UI resources” and use Figma App to simulate the browser visuals, but to me it makes not much sense. Usually there is a dismiss icon, but not in this case. Thank in advance, Alex.

Attention: I’ve seen a few discussions about file organization before, mostly focused on Drafts. I wanted to share a slightly different perspective, especially regarding Figma Community profiles.I was wondering if folders for design files could be a useful addition to Figma, especially for organizing personal workspaces.Many designers work on very different types of projects at the same time — for example: educational, experimental, personal, professional, etc. Having the ability to group files into folders could help keep Drafts more structured and easier to navigate over time.This could potentially work within the Drafts section and also be reflected in a user’s Figma Community profile, making it simpler to manage and present different kinds of work as a portfolio.I’m curious what others think — would folders be helpful for your workflow, or do you have alternative ways of organizing your files? How do you currently organize your Drafts?

Can you please explore adding a feature request to allow admins to set a guest expiration time when a guest account can automatically be deactivated?

When a component has a “on click” interaction, in the prototype view, we see the pointer cursor once we hover over the component. That is ok I wish I could also get a pointer cursor when setting the interaction to “while hovering” and “Mouse enter/leave”. I imagine having a check into the interaction frame to “force pointer cursor”. Why? Because hover interaction on buttons and other UI elements are more clear when we also get the visual clue of the cursor changing. (This is now a universal usability treat, so users are more likely to understand what is going on when the cursor changes) If the cursor don’t change, but the state of the button changes visually, it creates a very tiny friction until the user realizes that this is a hover interaction minus the cursor changing. My personal work around on this looks like this:Figma – 22 Sep 23 Basically I make a third state with the interaction “While pressing” Then I can fake a press thing. But this workaround add some extra work that cou

This is great but there are some cases when a user want’s to bring in a component from another library that has variables attached that you no longer want to use. Say you are building a new library with it’s own variable styles. At the moment there is no way to just detach the current variables when you bring in a component from another library. You have to manually comb through the component and try to find all of the instances where there are variables being referenced from the outside library. Very time consuming! It would be a life saver to add another option to the quick options panel to “detach all variables”. This way a user could start fresh and add new variables to the component and have no references to the an outside library.

Ability to archive a page within a Figma file I often have a lot of pages in a Figma file for draft/random work. As soon as I am done with the work, I rarely visit the page again and would like to archive it. I do not want to delete it as I might need to reuse something from there.

This is so annoying. I shouldn’t have to use the web version to disable this. FIGMA should allow me to turn this off in the settings. I don’t use Figma every day and I certainly don’t want it to open every time I log in. Clearly, this has annoyed several users but you fail to listen. STOP FORCING ME TO OPEN FIGMA AT LOGIN!!

This should be standard for all text in any context, especially a sticky. Mural does this and it always comes in handy. Anyway, yelling into the void mostly.

I have been using Figma Make to mockup websites I plan to create elsewhere. I have found that many times a prompt I request on a section will make changes to another, unrelated section that I did not request edits to. And because there is no “undo” button, I lose the contents on the section I did not wish to have revised. I’m wondering if there is a way to lock sections that have been finalized so that no prompts on other sections have an effect on unrelated sections. Like a toggle lock and unlock so AI doesn’t mess up an already great section when I didn’t ask it to.