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Marco_Carvalho
April 6, 2021

Link textboxes in Figma

  • April 6, 2021
  • 55 replies
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So If text overflows from one, it can show up in another textbox. This would be useful for two-column/grid composition and responsive layouts.

55 replies

tomjonesrocks
New Member
April 19, 2024

Another vote for this…

April 28, 2024

Please add this feature! Would save me so much time. I was going to do my project in Figma but now will have to go back to inDesign.

Joey_Newton
May 10, 2024

Please add

June 21, 2024

+1!!! I am tired of making ebooks in inDesign.

Tim_Eliot
July 8, 2024

@Figma this seems like a pretty easy feature to get done in a sprint or two and it would open you to a whole other crowed from InDesign that want to be creating eBooks and other PDF artifacts but don’t come to Figma because there is no text threading

Bas_Poppink1
New Member
July 11, 2024

Just keeping this alive. I’d rather have simple and extremely useful things like this than AI, which is blocked in my company anyway…

Nick_DeMaison
July 29, 2024

I found this thread while trying to figure out if I should convince a collaborator to move from InDesign to Figma. If text wrapping between text boxes is not possible, we’ll be sticking with InDesign.

BriceT
September 16, 2024

Pleas please please please

Clement12
September 26, 2024

Please it will be very helpful

Anna99
October 1, 2024

Please take a note from Star Trek NTG and make it so!
It would make layouts much easier and it’s a simple tool to add. There’s space already in the text menu box. Just add a teeny link icon and when you hover over it, it’ll say that clicking on this links together selected text boxes. Done!