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New Participant
February 6, 2024

Use shape boundaries for interactive hotspot instead of rectangular bounding box

  • February 6, 2024
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Hello,

I couldn’t find a feature in Figma where we can constrain trigger or hotspot bounds to a vector shape instead of a rectangular bounding box.

The current version doesn’t support the design use cases similar to those below (eg: interactive pie charts) where transparent pixels are ignored in a non-rectangular shape because the hotspot bounding box is always rectangular. It would be nice to constrain the hotspot area to the desired shape instead of a rectangle. Please check the attached Figma file.
Hotspot bounds.fig (7.0 MB)

Is it possible to include HTML image maps so the hotspot shape can use a polygonal shape? Please check the URL below.

w3schools.com

12 replies

MNCreations
New Participant
October 20, 2025

Bump this. It’s impossible to prototype a basic pie chart, or map, or any object with non-rectangular shape.

Kevin Kellerman
New Member
May 18, 2026

Bump this. It’s impossible to prototype a basic pie chart, or map, or any object with non-rectangular shape.

So I’m going out on a limb here that this capability I had with Microsoft frontpage like 23 years ago still isn’t developed?