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Moses_Feliz
New Participant
May 3, 2021

Option to Hide Frame Labels

  • May 3, 2021
  • 97 replies
  • 81026 views

The UI can get over crowded with annoying frame/component names hanging off their top edges. I have not found a way to disable/hide these. Please tell me there is a way! 🙂

97 replies

Drew_Cain
New Participant
August 8, 2025

​@Deena Yeah, sure, you could do that... If you want to have no idea what’s in your layer stack. But for those of us who are professionals working with complex files and large teams, who, like professionals, adhere to best practices and label our layers/frames/assets properly, “Just make the frame name a blank space” is absolutely not the answer.

What we’re asking for is the ability to hide visual frame names on the Figma stage, not make our layer stack useless. 

David145
New Participant
August 26, 2025

So just another simple user request Figma decides to ignore. 

choeyos
New Member
September 3, 2025

I’m new to Figma.  I just discovered these labels can’t be hidden - seems absolutely bizarre.  And to ignore the community outcry for 4+ years? Even more bizarre.  

 

I develop software and I certainly can’t claim to know their situation but it reeks of either incompetence or complete disregard for your user-base to allow an issue like this to linger for so long (and offer no communication on it either).  

 

Who ever thought that baking clutter into your app about UX design was ever a good idea in the first place?  Seems like losing the plot from the very start..

 

Not at all a good first impression.

 

 

Adam_J
New Participant
October 30, 2025

Will we get this option?

David145
New Participant
November 12, 2025

Please bake this into the next release. Jeez. There’s 4 pages of people asking for this. 

beinglenny
New Member
November 20, 2025

come on, guys! just do it – it's already been four years from first request!

Raphael_Vercruyssen1
New Member
August 17, 2026

Adding my support to this thread, I can’t believe they implemented Draw and motion but not this.