Temporarily hiding selection outlines

Ctrl+Shift+’ to toggle snapping.

I’m +1G on this. Very important (and basic to CG design).

I’d recommend a toggle (which is what Adobe does) rather than pressing a key.
Reason: If you are holding a key and the cursor is inside a text box (or anything else that accepts input) you have a conflict in your UX. To see how nasty this is, check out the Affinity products.

Hi @MitchR
And thanks. But I think that’s for Pixel Grid Snapping.
The problem is with Object & Geometry.

Adding nothing except this is the one feature I want more than any other by a long way. Thank you!

I agree, this would be very helpful while editing styles of a selected element, especially the border or box shadows are difficult to see changes when the element is selected with blue selection handles.

In Adobe Illustrator, you can toggle this by simply pressing the “H” key ( i think 🤔 ) and this helps speed up time of making visual adjustments to the selected layer / element to see what it actually looks like without the selection box.

Great suggestion on #productideas or improvement to the Figma app!

Oh my god, are you kidding me? FIGMA COME ON THIS IS A MUST FEATURE.

➕ Yes, please.

This needs to be done asap. Please and thank you.

This is very useful, I have problems seeing my designs when they are thin and semi-transparent especially when using st

Let’s revive this suggested small but impactful improvement.
This seems to me as well like a low hanging fruit and deserves way more upvotes than merely 28.