Hey @Pawel_Uchida-Psztyc_SF what you propose is really interesting and I think it would be very useful for many teams. I think the feature that gets closest to this is having a Figma Organization plan, creating a team, and within that team, creating a group of files called “Archived”. Within this folder you can remove edit access and then let the files only be in read only mode.

We do have the Figma Organization plan. Potentially we could put these pages into a separate team but it’s not really what I had in mind. The important point is to be able to keep archived pages inside a project (not a project in a team) for future reference. Having thousands of files in my org would make discoverability impossible. Hence, the ability to keep archived pages inside a Figma project but marked as archived.

This is a very nice feature to have. And will make the project cleaner as well. I don’t like deleting files either because I often reference old designs or the designs that are nice but did not make the cut.

That’s a really great idea! A good addition would be the ability to specify whether the archived pages should be included in the search. I’ve noticed that the search function within a file becomes increasingly slower as the number of pages grows. Archiving old files and excluding them from the search function could help with this. An option to decide whether to search within the archive would be even better, with the default setting excluding the archive.