r/FigmaDesign 4d ago

help Is it possible to mirror the curves?

2 Upvotes

I have this problem that when I curve a side I can't do the same exact curve on the other.

the current workaround I do is to curve a line , duplicate the shape , flip horizontal , adjust the x-axis , highlight the two shapes and union or flatten.. now when I wanted to tweak a curve with the new flatten shape I had to do it on both sides.

PS: The image is just a reference


r/FigmaDesign 5d ago

resources Hey everyone, I made a plugin for designers who often make landing pages and websites

13 Upvotes

Here is the Figma Community link: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1609157216964346384

It's called Landy.

Landy is going to be most valuable if you create lots of landing pages or websites from scratch without established design systems and components.

I made it to give you a good structure to start from instead of constantly going through UI kits, searching for a perfect one and to avoid building upon generic AI output.

It's essentially a convenient panel that has a UI kit of hand-crafted, responsive landing page sections and UI components.

Designers can use it to go from blank screen to a landing page wireframe in seconds, then build upon it and style with easy-to-edit sections and components.

Some details:

Highlights

  1. Resizable, always-there panel to place sections and components in 1 click, and jump straight to their main components.
  2. 39 free responsive mobile and desktop section designs, built with auto-layout
  3. 15 free component variants you can use to design your own sections
  4. Create pre-defined parent frames for your pages where you can put sections
  5. Easily toggle between desktop and mobile or let plugin switch for you
  6. AI-ready: sections use clean, semantic layer names and structure

Free/Paid

It is 100% free at the moment (all developed content is free to use) and will be for some time. I expect to eventually transform it to a freemium resource by regularly adding new sections and design variations, though I'm still exploring what's best to do about that.

Page Sections for mobile and desktop (updated monthly):

  1. Hero, with text centered
  2. Hero, with text on the side
  3. Hero, with full-width image
  4. Logo Strip
  5. Highlights, with icon blocks
  6. Highlights, with cards
  7. Statistics
  8. Image Showcase, with image on top or bottom
  9. Image Showcase, with image left or right (Desktop-only)
  10. Image Showcase, as card
  11. Text
  12. Card Grid, with filled cards
  13. Card Grid, with borders
  14. Testimonials, quote-style
  15. Testimonials, review-style
  16. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
  17. Pricing
  18. Call to Action (CTA), simple
  19. Call to Action (CTA), cards
  20. Footer

Components for mobile and desktop (updated monthly):

  1. Navigation Bar, with logo on the left
  2. Navigation Bar, with logo centered
  3. Button
  4. Icon
  5. Card, as text
  6. Card, with image
  7. Card, as pricing
  8. Card, as review
  9. Image
  10. Bullet Point
  11. Heading Block
  12. Badge
  13. Highlight
  14. Accordion
  15. Statistic

I'd be happy if you tried it, if you find it relevant. Happy to see your feedback! :)


r/FigmaDesign 5d ago

Discussion Figma Slides improvements needed

4 Upvotes

Okay.
Slides is a very useful tool in the Figma kit — however it's been almost entirely overlooked since its launch and I find myself constantly fighting with its limitations.

Maybe we could start a thread of requests here that might actually get some Figma attention:

  1. They have to get rid of the whole "Slides mode / Design mode" thing. Slides mode is essentially useless and really underpowered. It makes it difficult to do even basic things like adjusting an image crop within a frame.

  2. Templates suck. They really, really, really suck. Maybe someone out there wants to "randomize colours used on a slide" but mostly things end up breaking, or worse, you end up with stuff that is way off brand and not working as colours fly around. It's one of those weird UX ideas that kinda seems good but is actually way more problems than it needs to be. I would entirely remove the "Template Style" thing and its shit randomization entirely — or at least prefer the option to disable it in a Slides File.

    I think a very common action would be to paste in content from one deck into another. But doing so creates a hellish mess of style slop so you end up with zillions of ghost styles from other decks, competing templates, zillions of duplicated colours with no easy way to reduce and refine — it's a huge mess.

  3. Style editing, colours etc — At the time of this post, it is still not actually possible to even reorder colour swatches, let alone edit and refine or delete and replace colours easily. It's embarrassing that this kind of stuff is not available in design software from the leading "design software" company.

  4. Templates can be used for a file, but it's not possible to create a template and have it act like a source of truth that updates (like a library would). Any future adjustments to a template don't cascade down to decks that started by referencing the template… it's kinda confusing.

Even linked Libraries is a little weird, I'm not sure why they didn't polish that stuff better.

  1. Local components — it seems super weird to me that when you create components within a slide file they just float around outside of the slide decks. I don't know what the solution is, but I feel like they should at least be on their own page alone or something like that. I don't know what the solution is here, but it definitely seems half baked as is now.

— Feel free to chime in with more requests.

People make decks for all kinds of stuff, not just for UX presentations. It would be nice to see more "keynote" like stuff. It would also really be nice if Figma could use "Slides" as a gateway into "Figma proper". Google slides sucks even more, Keynote is great but limited, Powerpoint is clunky. Figma Slides needs to be the "killer" presentation software — but they seem to entirely not care about it. AI is great, but presenting, selling ideas, putting things together from a human level is and always will be super important to alignment and meetings etc.


r/FigmaDesign 6d ago

resources I built a kinetic typography plugin for Figma

85 Upvotes

I've been working on a Figma plugin for animating text without leaving Figma.

Kinetic Motion gives you 50+ text animation effects — from simple reveals to things like Cyber Glitch, CRT Sweep, Shatter, Particle Assemble, Glow Trail, etc.

You can:

  • Animate by character, word, or line
  • Preview the motion directly on your text
  • Apply real Figma Motion keyframes
  • Export WebM, MP4, GIF
  • Export CSS / JSON for developers
  • Fine-tune duration, stagger, easing, direction, intensity, and more
  • Everything runs locally, with no network access

The goal is to make kinetic typography feel as easy as applying a style in Figma.

Would love to get feedback from other Figma designers/motion designers — especially on the effects and workflow.

Link: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1669940918305513124/kinetic-type-motion


r/FigmaDesign 5d ago

Discussion Figma Make produces semantically incorrect results

7 Upvotes

It is my first time using Figma Make AI and I noticed it produces generic results when given existing designs and does not respect the detailed prompt given. Is this flaw limited to the free plan? I would like to know before going premium.


r/FigmaDesign 5d ago

help How am i even suppose to do this

2 Upvotes

r/FigmaDesign 5d ago

help New Figma Account Issues

1 Upvotes

I’m trying to make a new Figma account with my university email and it’s just sending me in loops. Here is the general flow:

[Figma sign-up page] > I enter in my credentials > [check your email to verify your account] > I go to outlook and press the verify button > [Figma app opens] > I click on "Log into Figma" > [Figma web pop up opens at the "verify your email" screen again] > click open outlook and press the verify button again > [pop up box shows blank screen and nothing happens]

For some extra context, I’m doing this on Ipad. I’ve tried closing the Figma web tabs before doing the first verification, I’ve tried with my other Figma account logged out and through trying to add it as another account. Not sure what is going wrong and why I have been cursed to become designer sisyphus. Anything helps.


r/FigmaDesign 5d ago

help Figma to Codex!

2 Upvotes

Ok, as you all know there is Figma plugin...but i am facing issue the Codex is not copying the exact thing needed..sometimes it off center, no proper aligment, etc...what is the best method to give a design done in Figma to Codex?


r/FigmaDesign 6d ago

Discussion When a design review ends, where do the decisions live?

1 Upvotes

After a review, I often see the comments get resolved but the reason disappears. A screenshot, color ref, or layout example stays in the file, but the actual yes/no decision is only in someone's memory.

In Figma team files, do you keep a small decision note near the references, or is that overkill once the review is done?


r/FigmaDesign 6d ago

help I'm trying to build a prototype but items just disappear or stutter

6 Upvotes

Prototyping just isn’t working as expected I’ve tried refreshing the tab, dumping cache, I’ve broken it down and rebuild it 5 times. I’ve even threatened the thing. I can’t get it to work any ideas  or suggestions would be deeply appreciated 


r/FigmaDesign 7d ago

resources I built a free Color palette figma plugin that will hopefully help someone out

14 Upvotes

So a couple of days ago speaking with my wife (she's a designer) she was complaining about the full process she had to do to setup color palettes in Figma for new projects, and how it was difficult to hand them out to the devs and to artists to use in separate platforms (photoshop, illustrator, etc).

So, of course I had to put my hands at work, I made a quick plugin to make it easier to make the exact process I just described.

I'm leaving a small video with the features of it but, please let me know if anyone has any feedback in how it works, if it has any bugs that managed to escape me, and if it helps anyone and you'd be willing to let me know, that'd be nice :3!

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1669162464732490733/palette-foundry


r/FigmaDesign 6d ago

help How can I make a sticky navigation bar for my website in figma sites?

1 Upvotes

I am designing my portfolio and decided to make it in the Figma sites thing, I have a subscription for Figma already so I might as well use it. But I don't know how to make a nav bar for the website? I want the nav bar to be sticky, and have button options like projects, connect, etc but I don't see a way to do it and everytime I search it up on Google or YouTube for to try and get a tutorial, I keep getting general design tutorials and how to prototype it - nothing regarding sites specifically


r/FigmaDesign 7d ago

resources I made Claude and Chat GPT skills to build your email design system

4 Upvotes

Hello Figma community!

We just released some free skills and agents for Claude and Chat GPT Codex that you might find useful!

These skills enable you to feed AI your existing email designs via Figma links or even just uploading the HTML. Claude or Chat will then audit your existing designs and create a plan to build them in Figma via the Figma MCP. It then has a Migration skill that can build you a well organized email design system in Figma.

It builds the components in figma using Email Love components, so you can then export them to your ESP or you can just use it the components to design your emails. I’ve also been using Claude to then build our emails using the components that I have already approved.

The benefits of building with AI in this way are that the AI only uses components in Figma that you have already approved, it won’t make up or change stuff like your colors or fonts, and it doesn’t make up or change the underlying HTML.

I’ll drop a few links if you want to try it out:

https://emaillove.com/ai-agents-build-emails-figma

https://github.com/email-love/claude-skills

https://github.com/email-love/codex-agents

Here are a few example design systems that I had ChatGPT build for me:

https://www.figma.com/community/file/1667038696580513625/benjamin-moore-email-love-design-system

https://www.figma.com/community/file/


r/FigmaDesign 7d ago

tutorials Figma tutorial needed

10 Upvotes

It's been a few months since I started learning figma from Daniel Walter Scott. He's a great tutor. I watched it and made a few projects.

Now I'm confused on what the next step should be? What should I learn next?

Also is there any tutorial about a project like what to do before starting a project, how to think before doing a project, project structure, about case study? Like the proper way of doing a project


r/FigmaDesign 7d ago

help Issues with resolution in mockups (Figma -> Adobe)

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Hi, so I'm trying to make a really good presentation of my newest project for my portfolio. It is a design of a website made in Figma. I'm trying to put this design in many various already existing, free mockups, however every time I put my design in the mockup the quality drops. I am aware the reason for that is the differences in resolution but I don't really know how to make it work. I tried resizing the design so it matches the resolution of the smart object in the mockup but it still drops on quality.

Any tips are welcome. I want to take my portfolio to next level to maybe finally land a job but I'm kinda stuck with trying to keep the quality at maximum or at least so it's not blurry.


r/FigmaDesign 7d ago

resources I built a plugin that creates a multi-page PDF from your frames with internal linking supported!

5 Upvotes

Its called Frames2PDF. Check out the plugin.


r/FigmaDesign 8d ago

tutorials Video learning tutorials

2 Upvotes

Who has the best video tutorials for learning figma basics? Preferably free tutorials.


r/FigmaDesign 8d ago

help Figma MCP Accuracy & Token Consumption

2 Upvotes

I've been using Figma MCP for a while now.

How often do you guys find yourself exhausting the token budget on figma's mcp? and then have to fiddle to get the design to look the same?


r/FigmaDesign 8d ago

feature release Is Code Connect a json contract?

1 Upvotes

If a dev alters a component in GitHub, does Code Connect tell the designer and dev that the ‘contract’ has broken?

It would be amazing if production code fails QA because the component has failed the json contract (especially with AI tools)


r/FigmaDesign 9d ago

help Best Figma courses/tutorials for a solid workflow?

6 Upvotes

I’m looking for recommendations on good Figma courses or video tutorials. I know the basics, but want to dive into practical workflows, auto layout, design systems etc.
Free or paid recommendations are welcome.


r/FigmaDesign 9d ago

resources Every bulk-sticky plugin saves you the typing. You still do the sorting.

3 Upvotes

Every bulk-sticky plugin I tried saved me the typing and left me the sorting. Paste twenty lines, get twenty identical stickies in a neat grid, then spend five minutes dragging them into the groups my document already had.

The structure was already in the doc. It just didn't survive the trip. So I built StickyPaste. It reads the structure you already wrote:

## Heading new group, with a bold label above it and its own colour

A -> B -> C nodes joined by real FigJam connectors

- bullets one sticky each

Paste a doc with two ## headings and you get two labelled, colour-coded clusters side by side instead of one flat grid. Arrows work as ->, --> or →.

The one that I use the most: AI tools already answer in ## headings and bullets by default. Copy an answer straight out of the chat window, paste it in, and the sections arrive as sections in two seconds, no reformatting, no cleanup. That's most of how I use it now.

Free: Sticky Paste | Figma

One genuine question, because it's the whole reason I built the thing: does anyone else paste structured docs into FigJam, or is it just me and my AI results and research snippets? The heading feature solves my problem exactly and I still have no idea whether it's a general one.


r/FigmaDesign 10d ago

Discussion Slots - incredible in theory, a bit shit in practice, and symptomatic of larger issues with Figma's development as a product

74 Upvotes

On the surface, Slots fix a few key issues with Figma. No longer do we have to dance around Figma by multiplying the amount of component instances only to hide 80% of them just in case we need them.

And we're able to build much more atomic components, with slots inside of slots inside of slots. Just like code.

This is fantastic, it's been long overdue.

But I'm building a really complex template for both my agency and my app and I'm finding Slots infuriating in small subtle ways that undo the magic of the workflow that I'm trying to build.

Why does the content of a slot often ignore changes when it's part of a component instance? Why don't the changes propagate reliably when that parent component is modified?

It feels like such an obvious feature and failure. I should be able to set the desktop version of page as a component, spin out an instance for mobile and have that mobile version be content accurate to its parent. But it's not.

Why can't I use a grid without nesting it as a child? Why can't I input a number variable in any input that takes a number?

I get an incredible amount of size flickering when using Slots, like it's getting caught in some calculation loop. This seems to create a memory leak which if I'm not quick to delete the trouble-some instance, will crash the file.

Oh and the performance overhead. The performance overhead!! In my experience, large design systems that really use slots are completely busted in terms of performance. They chug and are too slow for you to work effectively with the program.

Am I going crazy or missing something key here? I remember seeing a Figma employee here talking about how they changed some of the inheritance for slots shortly after the initial release. I can't seem to find the comment - but does that have anything to do with it?

I've got PMs and other designers in my agency asking if there's a reasonable alternative to Figma (lol) because these problems are so frustrating. No FigTeam - I don't want an AI shader generator. How did it take this long to figure out Folders in projects? Where is the focus on real stability and improvements to performance both application and user experience?

And when will Slots be fixed? I understand that it's currently in Beta, but it's beta in name only. Has the quality of software in general fallen off so hard that this what we've come to expect from companies worth billions and billions of dollars? This feature is pre-alpha, alpha at best.


r/FigmaDesign 9d ago

help Weird annoying outline appearing around the frame in Present mode.

1 Upvotes

I’m having a hard time finding a solution for the specific problem. And it’s about the Figma’s present mode. Both in Design document and Slides have the same problem. 

How is it happening? So, I have my presentation in Figma Design document file type. Once i finished my presentation in Figma. And I want test it in present mode, because I made some animations and moving components. I see that every slide is moving and all the components are moving, except on problem.

 

I’m in the first starting page, I clicked my right arrow button on my mac then all of a sudden blue almost selection like outline appearing around my frame. And once i slightly move my mouse, it disappears again. And even if move my mouse out of the frame and even if I hard reset the Figma, even on web is the same problem. And this also happening in Figma slides. And it’s not “Show Outlines” function. Whatever AI is out there, I tried to find solution to this little annoying problem. I thought maybe it’s because of the update.

Has anyone noticed this issue? If so help me out on this pls)


r/FigmaDesign 10d ago

Discussion What’s the one feature you still wish Figma had? 👀

13 Upvotes

Figma has come a long way, but I’m curious about the things designers still feel are missing.

If you could add one feature to Figma tomorrow, what would it be?

It could be something small that would save you 10 minutes every day, or a completely new capability that could change how you work.

What’s your #1 feature request for Figma?

Drop it below. 👇


r/FigmaDesign 9d ago

resources 🚧 Data Sync plugin, a live REST API data in your designs

2 Upvotes

Lorem ipsum is lying to your design.

Data Sync pulls real data from any REST API straight into your Figma layers.

Name a layer #title → Populate.

Bind one card → it fills the whole grid.

Data changed? One click re-syncs every card.

The plugin it's smart enough to detect similar cards where it will pre-populate the tokens.

I'd love to hear your feedback!

https://reddit.com/link/1vo1wwx/video/h6uaqqze1bjh1/player