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sebastien.giroux
Active Member
March 19, 2021

Multiple independent strokes

  • March 19, 2021
  • 115 replies
  • 29543 views

You can currently set multiple stroke colours to an object, but they will share the same properties (thickness, position, etc.).

My idea is that you should be able to set all stroke properties on each stroke:

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Make sense or am I missing something?

115 replies

locateparcels
New Member
January 27, 2026

Loving this suggestion — having multiple independent strokes would give creators way more flexibility without complicating the workflow. Clear, intuitive features like this make a huge difference in day-to-day use, just like how LocateParcels focuses on keeping tracking updates straightforward and easy to follow for users.

Fabrice Epoca
New Participant
February 13, 2026

I’ll sign for this each and every day.

 

By-passing this missing feature is such a pain in the bloop.

Fab
GrevaGen
New Participant
February 13, 2026

Still can't believe we're using inner shadow hacks for something as simple as a bottom border in 2026. This would save so much time and keep our layers panel way cleaner. Huge +1 from me - this really needs to be a native feature!

Cyber Phoenix
New Member
February 15, 2026

this needs to be added imo, one of the most useful wanted features

syrqrim
New Member
February 15, 2026

+1 FIGMA ADD THISSS ITS NEEDED IT NEEDS TO BE DONE NOT GLASS EFFECT WE NEED THIS RAHHHHHHH

Katrina-Smith
New Member
March 11, 2026

+1000 up votes!!! I can’t believe this is STILL not a feature or implemented functionality in Figma 4 years later.  The work around is to enclose the first frame/auto-layout inside another frame---so counter-productive.  Please consider adding this in a future release.  Please!

Dang Tan
New Member
April 3, 2026

how the hell after 5 years we not get obvious function like this, HOW?????

Perfect EDC
New Member
June 28, 2026

FIGMA, WHY ARE YOU SELLING

Cyber Phoenix
New Member
July 10, 2026

can we add this please

#addmultiplestrokes

recepkutuk
New Participant
August 13, 2026

This is a very basic necessity.