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Kind of what this says really. Figma Make is a brilliant tool even in Beta.I have a workflow of taking screenshots from Make and putting them into FigJam and sketching over them with my iPad, so it would be great to have the copy to PNG function that exists across the other products (even if it was an interface button). It’s also useful when needing to paste a screen back into the chat to provide feedback.In terms of working with Cursor it has great conversion of images. Ideally there needs to be a way to export all screens (or a selection) to an image folder. At the moment it’s painful having to take screenshots and then deal with the external organisation of these. Exports should have some form of naming logic too (date, time, screen, etc...)

I’ve been playing around with converting figjam notes into slides. Would be great if Figjam could talk to the custom templates. For example, a sticky labeled insight #1 should use the Insight slide format from this Custom Template

It is unfortunate that the ability to export assets is tied to the ability to copy code. My developers need to be able to copy code from my mocks in dev mode but it would be best to be able to separately NOT allow asset export to force development to pull the assets from our internal repository.

Right now, overlays in prototypes only work if the trigger and the overlay frame exist on the same page. This creates big limitations for real-world workflows: Many teams work with a WIP page for ongoing design and a Presentation page for final client delivery. Moving frames between pages breaks all prototype connections. Centralizing overlays in a dedicated page is not possible, since prototype actions cannot target frames outside the current page. This forces designers to duplicate overlays on every page, which is error-prone and makes maintenance harder. 👉 Feature request: Please allow prototype links (including overlays) to reference frames across pages, with persistent connections that don’t break when moving components or screens between pages.This would massively improve scalability for large prototypes and save hours of re-wiring interactions every time we restructure or clean up pages.

Publishing and updating has become more specific and more powerful (I think) with each update. It also has become more cumbersome equally with each update. We publish/update every 2 minutes if we’re unlucky and that takes a lot of clicks currently. Go to the right tab in the library, open the publish, pick what to publish, avoid the extremely subtle “Make” banner, click the right button, etc. etc. etc.. Updating is the same.So I would love to just have a magic button that does it all for me on the highest level. Although I’m sure there are plenty of edge cases where this idea might fail, but for me it would be great to click the magic button and having it publish all tabs that are open, have changes and are a library. At the same time, update all open tabs that use one of these libraries.Food for thought?

It’s a kind of missing feature that breaks a bit the productivity and in my case creates frustration :( It would be nice to add an extra “+” on the edges of a selected column/row to add a new one just on the side.Thank you for reading! 

It would be great to have an AI model integrated into Figma’s comment feature. For instance, when someone comments on a design, the AI could generate a draft version based on that feedback. This would help designers better understand the intent behind the comments and refine the final design more effectively, rather than relying solely on written notes.

ProblemWhen designing social media content, each platform (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.) has its own formats, rules, and algorithms. Currently, Figma Buzz does not allow us to manage multiple platform variants within the same project. For example, if I create a Facebook post, I cannot place an Instagram version of the same post side by side.This forces designers and social media managers to create separate files or pages for each platform, which complicates project organization and slows down client reviews.Proposed SolutionAdd a cross-platform management feature in Figma Buzz that allows users to: Create multiple platform-specific layers or variants for a single publication. Keep all related assets grouped together within the same project. Easily toggle between different platform previews to ensure compliance with size and layout rules. Why This Would Be Useful Centralizes all platform variants in one place for better project organization. Speeds up client presentations b

I need to create a pdf that can be edited in Acrobat Reader. In other words, when I open the pdf, it recognises the text boxes and other elements and lets me change them as necessary. I can do this by exporting pdfs from other softwares, like photoshop, illustrator and powerpoint, but I can’t do it by exporting from Figma. does anyone have any idea if this is possible?

As a QA Engineer, I am working with Mind Maps that have large number of nodes and Due to the Collaborate-Friendly feature in Figma, I have moved to Figma from other Classical Mind Map creation tools like Xmind. But, I have observed that there is no way to import mind maps to the FigJam boards using other mind map formats. In tools like Xmind, it has the capability to import mind maps from;Other Mind Map formats: “*.mmap, *.mm,  *.lighten, *.mindnode, *.emmx, *.itmz...etc” Makdown Files OPML Files TextBundle Word(DOCX) etcSo, it would be really great to have that feature in Figma so it would really help for the ones who are willing to migrate their old Mind Maps to Figma(For Both Individual and Enterprise users).Moreover, it is really nice to have the “Outline” view for the Figma Mind Maps. Therefore the users can get a Hierarchical view on the Mind Maps and also to easily export the Mind Map to a format like Markdown.  Reference Links: https://xmind.com/user-guide/import-newhttps://sup

It’s nice to know when a file was last updated, but what about individual pages? We often name pages like this: “[2/13] Homescreen design” to show when the page was last updated. Was wondering if it would be possible to show. Something like this:

Right now, if I paste in something with a color style from another Figma file, that specific piece maintains the style but I can’t apply that style to other things. When I go to add it as a style for the new file, it wipes out the name. It would be so much faster and easier if, when I hit the plus button to add the style, it maintained the name it already had (with the option still to change the name if I want).My organization works with multiple clients so each “project” is a client. Then, within the project, there might be separate files for a website, social ads, emails, etc. that all use the same fonts and colors. Right now, we have to remake the styles for each of those files within the project. I imagine having a “brand guidelines” file with all of the colors, fonts, etc. Then we can copy over the pieces we need from the guidelines into the files we’re working on rather than having to remake the styles every time.Alternatively or additionally, if there was a toggle to apply style

Hi! it would be amazing is there a toggle button where I can mute the sound of videos that I add it to my mock ups

This occurs when I have an instance in my clipboard and I attempt to paste-to-replace an instance inside another instance. It’d be great to be able to use the paste-to-replace keyboard shortcut to swap instances, rather than going through the hassle of selecting the nested instance and swapping it for another through the properties panel.

Rather than specifying exact numbers in the transition panel, it would be nice to bind the transition timing to a specific variable. The would allow for situation where when a modal is displayed, then closed after a specific increment, that increment could be set globally via a set time.

Say I’m doing a brainstorming session at work and people wrote a bunch of notes on stickies. Is there a feature to one-click cluster and organize them based on ideas? Currently we have to do this manually and it’s no scalable. 

As a non-admin user there doesn’t appear to be a way to see a list of the plugins that are approved for use by the organization. Currently only admins can see a list of approved plugins in Resources tab in the Admin Settings. Non-admins can only see a list of installed plugins. This list is accessible through the menu option Plugins > Manage Plugins… Would others derive value from a list of approved plugins?

Both flat- and pointy-top hexagons are missing from figjam's standard shapes.

So I’m in the trial for UI3. So far it is going well. I am able to find everything that I need to do my work and I have been both designing and maintaining the design system for two weeks. I like that the main CTA have moved to the bottom of the screen from the top left. One thing that is bothering me is I can no longer use my shortcuts to quickly create a link. On a mac CMD+ K opens the link box then CMD+ V pastes in the link I copied from elsewhere. (On Windows this would be CTRL+ K then CTRL + V) I use this functionality ALOT in handoffs. Maybe others do too? Also these shortcuts are used across many many applications such as Office 365, Google docs, sheets etc and even here in this text editor. Now CMD + K opens a component search window: I was instructed that a NEW shortcut SHIFT+CMD+U. now opens the link box. Unfortunately CMD K is used across all applications I have come across such as Notion, Google everything, MS 365 everything, slack, teams, etc and so on. So from a user ex

Hi there, I’d like Figma to detect when variables in a given Frame share the same modes, and only offer one dropdown to switch (or auto switch from the parent). Let me explain: Today, if you create a file (or Collection) A, with a variable color that has two modes, for instance color{light, dark}, and another file, or collection B, with another color-2{light, dark} Figma will not detect that they have a similar mode and will present two mode switchers, one for each color (see below) I’d like Figma to detect that those Collections share the same mode structure and group them in a single mode switch. It would be particularly useful for cases where you have items from several different brands in a single Frame but want to switch it easily to light or dark mode (a notion that all brand share). Hope that’s clear! (and it might all be made irrelevent by Extended collections…)

We have a video in our slide, but while presenting, there didn’t seem to be a way to restart the video (or pause it for that matter) - while running through the presentation to practice, we discovered that there were a few times when we’d get to that slide and the video would be halfway through already. Also, why is the Presenter Notes a thin grey bar at the bottom? That took us forever to find. 😦. Maybe add “Show Presenter Notes” to the Figma > View menu?

When I undo, I want undo only changes that I’ve made to a document, not what I’ve selected. I find the existing behavior to be unintuitive and counter to basically all other applications. However, I realize some people like it the way it is, so we can we get a user option to only include document changes in Undo?

Currently, the "Alt + WASD" shortcut for moving elements is designed for QWERTY layouts.  On French AZERTY keyboards, this becomes very awkward, since the natural movement keys are ZQSD instead of WASD.  Even when setting the keyboard layout to "French AZERTY" in Figma, the shortcuts remain QWERTY-based. This creates a big usability issue for AZERTY users, as one of the most practical shortcuts feels broken.  This would greatly improve the experience for all non-QWERTY users.   

So I am using view mode (on web browser) to see a figma file created by other designer. And it has a text which contains a link.  I can click that link to go to the destination, but I don’t want to do that. I want to copy the url of that link text. If I right click, it will only let me copy link of selection of the parent frame.Please, you should let viewer to copy the url embeded in a text. It’s crucial and very basic! Thanks.

Just a small inconvenience, and I know Figma auto-saves, but would be nice if you could ask “are you sure you want to quit” etc. if you accidentally use the keyboard shortcut to quit the desktop app.