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• Guide to Figma Community

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on any team or plan.

  You need a Figma account to install plugins or duplicate Community files.

  You will need a Community profile to follow profiles, like files and plugins, or add comments.

  The Figma Community is a space where creators can publish design files and plugins. This allows anyone to follow, share, and support fellow creators. View Figma Community Guidelines →

  Discover and explore files, plugins, and creators in the Community. Access the Community in a few ways:

  • A

    File browser

    1. Open the file browser.
    2. Select Explore the Community in the sidebar.
  • B

    Workspace switcher

    1. Open the file browser.
    2. Open the workspace switcher in the top-left corner.
    3. Select Community from the options.
  • C

    URL

    Access the Community by visiting figma.com/community

    You can browse the Community from desktop or mobile, even if you're not logged in to Figma. If you're logged in you can install plugins and duplicate files on your mobile.

  Explore the Community

  There are a few ways to navigate the Community:

  Note: If you're using the Figma desktop app, you can move between pages in the Community using the and buttons at the top of the window.

  Click to open the workspace switcher and switch to another workspace or account.

  • A

    Search

    Search for files, plugins, and creators by name Figma, profile handle @figma, or tag wireframes. Press Enter to search.

    Click Files, Plugins or Creators to view results for each resource. The count next to each heading lets you know how many results there are for each resource.

    Sort results by trending or recent.

    

  • B

    Explore

    Click Feed to view resources from creators you follow (default). Click Explore to browse popular resources in the Community.

    Click on a featured category to explore related resources. Choose from design systems, wireframes, illustrations, icons, typography, mobile design, web design, and UI kits.

  • C

    View

    Click on a file ↓ or plugin ↓ card to view the listing, or click on a creator's profile ↓ to view their contributions to the Community.

  Profiles

  Community profiles showcase contributions to the Figma Community.  Every profile has a unique profile handle: @figma. The profile handle also forms the URL for that profile: https://figma.com/@figma. 

  Creators can personalize their profile with a picture and cover art. They can also add a bio, location, and a link to their website.

  You'll need a Community profile to like resources, or follow individuals, teams, or organizations.

  • Create profiles for individuals, teams, or organizations
  • Share your profile link to with others so they can see your contributions
  • Search for profiles by name or handle
  • Click on a profile picture to view their Community profile
  • View any files and plugins creators have published

  Create a Community profile for an individual →
  Create a Community profile for a team →
  Create a Community profile for an Organization →

  Follows, likes, and comments

  You will need to have a Community profile to follow creators and like resources.

  • Follow creators to stay in the loop. View any files or plugins from creators you follow in your For you feed.
  • Like files and plugins to show your support. View a member's likes - including your own - on their Community profile. Learn more about follows and likes →
  • Engage with others members of the Community with comments. Use comments to provide encouragement, ask for feedback on your work, and build meaningful relationships with other creators. Learn more about comments in Community →

  

  Community files

  Publishing files and remixes to the Figma Community is currently in beta. Only members of the Figma Community beta can publish files.

  • Who can publish Community files and plugins? →
  • Publish a File to the Community →
  • Figma Community Guidelines →

  Community files are snapshots of design files that creators have shared with the Community. Anyone with a Figma account can duplicate, inspect, and remix Community files.

  Community files aren't live versions of the file. Community members that duplicate the file won't be able to access any comments or version history from the original file.

  Community files have an Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. You are free to share and adapt these files, but you must give credit. Learn more about copyright and licensing in the Figma Community →

  File pages

  Every Community file has a page where you can view relevant information about the file, such as name, creator, description, and tags.

  Publishers can choose to preview files or prototypes on their listing. You can interact with the file or prototype as you would any regular embed. If the file is a remix, or another member has remixed the file, you'll see a preview of the remixes too.

  Like and duplicate Community files →

  Remixes

  Figma encourages sharing and iterating on Community files. If you've duplicated a Community file and made it your own, you can also publish this file to the Community.

  Figma considers these files a remixes. Figma tracks every remix for better feedback loops and easier attribution. When you publish a remix, Figma will:

  • Add an attribution to the file page to show the original file and creator(s).
  • Add this file to the remixes section of the original file page.
  • Create a remix page when there are more than three remixes of a file.

  Tip! If there are more than three remixes of a file, click See all to view all remixes on a dedicated page. Or, click Hide remixes to hide them from the file page.

  

  Plugins

  Plugins are third-party scripts or applications that extend the functionality of an application. In Figma, plugins run in the Editor and let you to perform tasks within files. Use plugins to customize your experience, or create more efficient workflows.

  Figma's Plugin API →  supports both read and write functions. This lets you view and modify existing layers and objects, as well as create new ones.

  View plugins

  Every plugin has a page where you can view information about the plugin, such as the name, creator, instructions for use, and any version history.

  Developers can also personalize their plugin with an icon and cover art. Figma will use the icon to identify the plugin within the Community and in the Editor.

  Learn how to find and install plugins →

  Manage installed plugins→

  

  Plugin developers can create and publish plugins to the Figma Community. Make plugins for the Figma Community →

• Create and update Community profiles

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Anyone with a Figma account can create and update a personal Community profile.

  You will need to choose a profile handle and create a profile before you can like or follow resources in the Figma Community. You do not need a profile to duplicate files or install plugins.

  Create Community profiles for individuals, teams, or organizations to share files and plugins with the Figma Community.

  You can create Community profiles for each account you have, or add profile connections to use one profile across your Figma accounts.

  In this article, we're going to step you through creating a new Community profile for an individual, team, or creator.

  If you want to connect an existing Community profile to another account, please read our Manage Community profiles and settings → article.

  Note: If you're a team admin or organization admin, you may be able to publish to more than one profile. Who can publish files and plugins →

  Register a profile handle

  Every Community profile has a unique profile handle. Figma uses this profile handle to identify each organization, team, or creator in the Community. Figma also uses the profile handle in the unique profile URL: https://figma.com/@handle

  You need a Community profile to publish files and plugins, as well as like, comment, and follow other creators. You don't need a profile to duplicate files or install plugins.

  Note: You can use up to 15 alphanumeric characters in your handle, including underscores _. Figma will check if a handle is still available. If it's not available, Figma will ask you to choose another.

  Creators

  Register or update your profile handle from your account settings.

  1. In the file browser, click your profile picture in the top-right.
  2. Select Settings from the account menu, then select the Community tab.
  3. Under the Unique handle setting, click Set profile handle.
  4. Enter your desired handle in the field provided and click Submit to confirm.

  Teams

  Claim a profile handle for the team from the Settings tab of your team workspace:

  1. Click the team name in the file browser and select the Settings tab.
  2. In the Team settings section, select Set profile handle.
  3. Enter your desired handle in the field provided and click Submit to confirm.

  Organizations

  Claim a profile handle for the organization from the organization's Admin settings.

  1. From the file browser, select Admin settings under the organization name in the left sidebar.
  2. Select the Settings tab and select Organization profile.
  3. Enter your desired handle in the field provided and click Submit to confirm.

  Edit Community profile

  Open the Community profile for an individual, team, or organization from the file browser. This lets you preview the profile in the Community and make any changes to the profile.

  Tip! Want to add connected accounts or merge Community profiles? Read our Manage Community profiles and settings article.

  Individual

  1. Open Figma in the file browser.
  2. Click your profile picture in the top-right to open the account menu.
  3. Select Community profile to open your profile in the file browser.

  Team

  1. Select the team in the sidebar to open the team workspace.
  2. Click the team's profile handle under Public community profile. The link will look like this: figma.com/@teamhandle

  Organization

  1. Open the organization workspace.
  2. Select the organization name in the sidebar to view the organization workspace.
  3. Click the organization's profile handle under Public community profile. The link will look like this: figma.com/@organizationhandle

  Update profile

  Figma shows any files or plugins published to that Community profile. This includes any files or plugins you or your team/organization has been listed as a creator on.

  Add some extra information to introduce yourself or the team/organization.

  1. Profile picture: This can be different than your internal profile picture. Click on your profile picture to upload a new image. Image dimensions must be at least 500 x 500 px.
  2. Cover artwork: Hover over the cover photo and click the to upload cover artwork.
  3. Bio: Add a brief description of up to 160 characters.
  4. Location: Click to add or update the location of the creator, team, or organization.
  5. Website: Click to add or update the website. This can be a link to a personal or business website, but needs to be a publicly accessible link.

  

• Duplicate Community files

  Who can use this feature

  Anyone can browse the Figma Community.

  You need a Figma account to duplicate Community files.

  Community files are design files that creators have shared with the Figma Community. Browse the Community on desktop or mobile, then  duplicate, inspect, and remix Community files.

  Open the workspace switcher and select Community.

  • Select Feed to see resources from creators you follow Explore to browse trending resources.
  • Use the dropdown on the right to sort results. Choose from trending, recent, or following.
  • Click on a featured category to explore related resources. Or, use the search bar at the top of the page to look for a file. Search by name, creator, or keyword (tag).
  • Click Files to filter results and select the file to open the file listing.

  View Community files

  Every Community file has a resource page which lets you view the file name, description, and any creators.

  You can preview file or click through the prototype from the listing. Interact with these previews like you would any regular embed. If the file is a remix of another file, or there are other remixes of the file, you'll see these here too.

  Tip! If there are more than three remixes of a file, click See all to view all remixes on a dedicated page. Or, click Hide remixes to hide them from the file page.

  

  Duplicate file

  Duplicate a Community file to add a copy of the file to your drafts folder. This duplicate is an entirely new file, so you can't access any version history, comments, or permissions from the original file.

  This only allows you to access the current version of the file. If the file publisher publishes any changes to the file, Figma won't apply these changes to your copy.

  You'll need to duplicate the new version of the Community file to access any updates.

  1. Click the Duplicate button.
  2. Choose which account and workspace you want to add the file to:
     

     Caution: If you're part of an organization and planning on remixing the file, make sure to select a personal workspace or your external teams workspace. It's not possible to publish files to an individual profile from an organization workspace. Who can publish Community resources →

  3. Figma will add a copy of this file to your drafts. Every file you duplicate from the Community with have a (Community) at the end of the file name.
  4. To remove the file, you will need to delete it from your drafts.

  Community files are designed to evolve and you share and iterate on them. Duplicate Community files, add your own take, then publish it to the Community. Any time you share your version of a community file, Figma considers it a remix.

  Figma tracks every time someone duplicates a file from the Community. This allows Figma to track remixes and create better feedback loops for creators.

  Figma will add your remix to the original Community file and add the original file to your file listing. Publish Community files →

  Note: Community files have an Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. This means that you are free to share and adapt these files, but you must give credit to the original creator(s). Copyright and licensing in the Figma Community →

  Like, comment, or share

  Click the heart to show your support to the file's creator. Figma will add the file to the Likes tab of your Community profile. Other members of the Community can see your likes when they view your profile.

  Use comments to provide encouragement, ask for feedback on your work, and build meaningful relationships with other creators. Comments in Community →

  Copy the link to the file page, or share the plugin on Twitter or Facebook

  Report file

  Anyone can report files or comments considered offensive, harassment, or are in direct violation of the Figma Community Guidelines. Click Flag inappropriate to report the file.

   

• Find and install plugins

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on any team or plan.

  Anyone with Can edit access to a file can run plugins.

  People on the Organization plan may only be able to install approved plugins. Learn how to manage plugins in an organization →

  Plugins are third-party scripts or applications that extend the functionality of an application. Figma plugins run in the editor and let you to perform tasks within files. Use plugins to customize your experience, or create more efficient workflows.

  Figma's Plugin API supports both read and write functions. This lets you view and modify existing layers and objects, as well as create new ones.

  • Plugins only run in the editor.
  • Plugins can't run in the background. You can only run one plugin at a time.
  • Plugins can attach plugin information to layers or objects. This lets you view details of the plugin and re-run it directly from the Properties Panel.

  Interested in making a plugin for Figma? Check out our Make Plugins for Figma article and get started with the Figma Plugin API. Join the Figma Plugin Slack Community to connect with other plugin developers.

  Explore plugins

  Anyone can browse the Figma Community on desktop or mobile. You'll need a Figma account to install plugins. If you've added profile connections, installing a plugin will install it across all your accounts.

  1. Open the file browser in Figma and select Explore the Community in the sidebar. Or open the workspace switcher and select Community.
  2. There are a few ways to explore plugins the Community:
     • Select Feed to see resources from creators you follow
     • Select Explore to browse trending resources
     • Use the dropdown to sort results by trending, recent, or following
     • Search for a plugin using by name, developer, or tag/keyword
  3. Click Plugins to filter results to plugins only.
  4. Select the plugin to view the plugin listing.

  Part of an organization? Find plugins that are private to your organization. Click the organization name in the top-right corner to show internal results.

  View Plugins

  Every plugin will have its own resource page. This lets you view some relevant information about the plugin. Click on the plugin name to view the plugin page.

  The plugin page show some basic information, like the plugin name, the Creator, and a description of the plugin.

  Plugin developers can also personalize their plugin with an icon and cover art. Figma will use the icon to identify the plugin within the Community, and within the editor.

  From the plugin listing you can:

  • Install the plugin on your account ↓
  • Click ♡ to like the plugin
  • Select tag to explore other Community files and plugins that use the same tag
  • View updates, bug fixes and improvements using the version history
  • Reach out to the plugin developer or get help using the Support contact. Figma is not able to provide support for specific plugins. 

  

  Install a Plugin

  Figma links any plugins you install to your Figma account. When you install a plugin, you will be able to use plugins in files in your drafts, as well as within team files

  Organization admins can install plugins for the entire organization. Learn how to manage plugins in an organization →

  • A

    Plugin listing

    1. Click the Install button in the top-right corner of the listing.
    2. Figma will add the plugin to your account and the plugin will show as as Installed. Manage installed plugins →
  • B

    Search results

    Install a plugin from your search results, from within the Figma Community or via universal search.

    1. Search for and find the plugin you want to install.
    2. Click ↓ Install on the plugin.
    3. Figma will add the plugin to your account.
  • C

    In the editor

    Plugins developers can choose to attach information to the File, layer, or object for future reference. This lets you know what actions the plugin has performed.

    When you select that layer, you'll be able to view the details of the plugins in the Plugins section of the right sidebar. From there you can run the plugin, or if you don't have it installed, install it.

    1. Select the layer that the plugin is attached to.
    2. Click on the plugin name in the Plugins section. Figma will ask you if you want to install the plugin.
    3. Once installed, you can run the plugin from the Properties Panel by clicking the plugin name again. Use plugins in the editor →

    

    Note: If the plugin is attached to the entire file, you'll see it in the right sidebar when nothing is selected. To clear your current selection, press the Esc key.

• Community follows and likes

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Anyone with a Figma account can create and update a Personal profile

  You will need to choose a profile handle and create a profile before you can like or follow resources in the Figma Community.

  The Figma Community is a space where creators can publish design files and plugins. This allows anyone to follow, share, and support fellow creators.

  Members of the Community can:

  • Explore by name, tag, or popular and recent resources.
  • Duplicate and remix Community files.
  • Install plugins to customize your experience in the Editor, or create more efficient workflows.

  We encourage you to show your support for creators by following your favorite creators, teams, or organizations. As well as adding comments and likes to files and plugins you love.

  You will need to have a Community profile to follow creators or like resources. Figma will prompt you to create a profile if you try to like or follow in the Community without a profile.

  Follows

  Follow individual creators, or follow a team or Organization to stay in the loop with their creations.

  Follow creators from a few different places in the Community:

  • From search results: On the Creators results page, click the Follow button next to a creator.
  • From Community profiles: Click the Follow button underneath the creator's name.

  On a resource page? Click on the creator's name on the resource to open their profile, then click the Follow button.

  When you follow a creator, Figma will add any files or plugins they share to your For you feed. When you visit the Community tab, Figma will default to updates from creators you follow

  Note: If you haven't followed any creators yet, Figma will prompt you to follow some popular contributors to the Community. Click the Explore creators button to start exploring.

  Likes

  Add likes to files and plugins in the Community. It's not possible to add more than one like to a resource.

  • Click the ♡ at the top of the resource page to add your support. Figma will increase the like count on that resource.
  • Click the ♡ again to remove the like.

  View a member's likes on their Community profile. You can browse your own likes from your Community profile too.

  1. Click the Likes tab to see the files and plugins they've liked
  2. File thumbnails show a preview of the file, while plugin thumbnails show the plugin icon and a description of the plugin.
  3. Click to view the resource page for that file or plugin.

  

• Use plugins in files

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Support on any team or plan.

  Anyone with Can edit access to a file can run a plugin in that file.

  Anyone in an organization can install and run plugins approved by their organization.

  Figma plugins allow you to perform tasks within a file. Plugins can view and interpret layers and objects, manipulate them, or create new ones.

  • You can only run plugins in the Figma Editor.
  • You need to run a plugin manually.
  • You can only run one plugin at a time.
  • Plugins can't perform actions in the background.

  Instructions for using a plugin will vary between plugins. Some plugins will perform a user action on the canvas when you run them. Others will require you to adjust inputs or settings, before performing the user action.

  You may need to select frames, objects, or layers before running the plugin. Test run the plugin - or check the plugin listing - to know what selections they support.

  Tip! Want to see which plugins have been used on a file or object? Open the Design panel in the right sidebar and view the Plugins section. Learn more about plugin properties →

  Run a plugin

  You can run a plugin from a few places in the Editor.

  Quick actions

  To access the quick actions bar:

  1. Use the keyboard shortcut:
     • Mac: Command - /
     • Windows: Control + /
  2. Search a plugin by name.
  3. Navigate results by pressing ↑ or ↓ on your keyboard.
  4. Press Return or Enter to perform an action.

  File Menu

  1. Go to the File menu
     in the top-left corner of Figma.
  2. Hover over Plugins to view your installed plugins.
  3. Select the plugin from the options:

  Right-click menu

  1. Right-click anywhere on the canvas.
  2. Hover over Plugins in the menu.
  3. Select the plugin you want to run:
  4. Depending on the plugin, you may need to interact with some UI to perform the user action. Complete any on-screen instructions to run the plugin.
  5. The plugin will apply the user action(s) to the currently selected layer/frame/object/file.

  Tip! If you've used a plugin already, you can run it again using the Run last plugin function. Find this under the File menu > Plugins > Run Last plugin.

  Or, use the keyboard shortcut:

  • Mac: ⌘ Command ⌥ Option P
  • Windows: Alt Control P

  Plugins in the Properties Panel

  Plugins developers can choose to attach information to the File, layer, or object for future reference. This details what user actions the plugin performed.

  When you select that layer, you'll be able to view the details of the plugins in the Plugins section of the Properties Panel. This allows you to:

  • View what plugins were used on your selection
  • See the details of any user actions. Figma will display the first three lines of any user actions.
  • Run the plugin from the Properties Panel
  • Install the plugin without leaving the File
  • Remove the plugin from the layer/object/file

  

  For example: the Mapsicle plugin allows you to insert a static map into a layer. When we select that layer, we can see the Mapsicle plugin in the Plugins section of the Properties Panel. We can then click the Open in Mapsicle prompt to edit the map.

  View plugins

  Plugin information in the right sidebar will vary depending on your selection in the canvas.

  • Individual layers: When selecting an object or layer, you can see any plugin information still attached to that selection in the Plugins section of the right sidebar.
  • Multiple layers: Selecting multiple layers or objects won't display plugins in the right sidebar, unless the plugin has been used on all layers or objects in the selection. Select a single layer to view any attached plugins.
  • File or Page: When nothing is selected, you can see any plugins used on the entire file or page, not a specific layer or object.

  Tip! To clear selection, press the Esc key.

  Not seeing plugins in the right sidebar?

  • Make sure the plugin has been updated by its developer to support descriptions.
  • If you're a member of an organization, make sure the plugin has been approved by an organization admin.
  • If thee plugin you used was later removed, Figma won't show it in the right sidebar.

  Install and run plugins

  You can also run a plugin from the Plugins section of the right sidebar. Click the plugin name to run the plugin:

  • Installed: The plugin will run. Some plugins will launch a window to use them, like editing a map in Mapsicle or a note in Notepad. Others will re-run their task and display any results in the Properties Panel, like a plugin that checks color contrast.
  • Not installed: Figma will ask you if you want to install the plugin. Once installed, you can run the plugin from the right sidebar by clicking the plugin name again.

  Remove plugins

  To remove a plugin and its information from a file, page, or selected object, click the button next to the plugin name.

• Figma Community copyright and licensing

  Before you start

  🚧 This feature is currently in beta

  Supported on any team or plan.

  Anyone with a Figma account can duplicate files from the Community.

  Only members of the Community beta can publish files. Sign up for the pubish files beta →

  Creative Commons

  Figma gives any files creators publish to the Figma Community an Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. This isn't a public domain license.

  This means that Community members can share and adapt the content of any files shared in the Community. Files can be be shared and adapted for any purpose, including commercial purposes.

  • Share: copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.
  • Adapt: remix, transform, and build upon the material.

  Under CC BY 4.0, Community members need to give credit to the original creator. View the full details of the CC BY 4.0 license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode

  Learn more in our Figma Community Guidelines →

  Creators and contributors

  Figma allows you to choose who is listed as a creator of a file or plugin as part of the publishing process. This is a great way to recognize other people who have contributed to the file or plugin's development.

  • To qualify as a creator on a plugin, the contributor must have an existing Figma Community profile.
  • To qualify as a creator on a file, the contributor must meet both the following criteria:
    • Have an existing Figma Community profile.
    • Have an explicit Can view or Can edit role on the original file. If someone only has access to the file via their team-level permissions, you will need to invite them to the file.

  Figma will send anyone you add a creator a notification, which gives the option to accept or decline the request. Figma shows accepted creators on the resource page and will include the file or plugin on each creator's Community profile.

  • Publish a file to the Community
  • Publish and share a plugin

  Don't want to share your file with the Figma Community? Learn how to remove the file from your profile →

  File remixes

  To help with attribution, Figma tracks every time a member of the Community duplicates a file. This allows us to trace duplicated files back to the original creator.

  Remixes are files that have been published to the Community that originally came from another Community file.

  When you remix a file Figma will:

  • Add an attribution to the file page to show the original file and creator
  • Add this file to the Remixes section of the original file page.

  

  Note: Figma only tracks immediate connections between files. This includes attributions to the parent file on a remixed file, and any direct remixes on the original file page.

  Report a violation

  Outside of published remixes, Figma isn't able to track files to ensure appropriate attribution.

  If you do notice that someone is not meeting these requirements, please get in touch and let us know! Contact us directly via email at content-reviews@figma.com.

• Figma Community Guidelines

  Last Updated: March 19, 2020

  Before you Start

  Who can use this feature

  You can join the Figma Community beta on any Figma plan

  Members of the Figma Community beta can reserve a Profile Handle

  Members of the Figma Community beta can Publish Files

  Publishing Files to your Profile is currently in beta. Only members of the Figma Community beta can publish Files.

  Our vision is to make design accessible to all. To help advance this, we’ve developed the Figma Community to enable people from around the world to share and discover creative work. Please help us build a high-quality, inclusive community by ensuring your work follows these Community Guidelines and reporting any violations.

  By publishing resources, you agree to these Community Guidelines, as well as our existing terms of service. We’re committed to these Community Guidelines, and we hope you are too. This is a living document and will change over time. You can see when these Community Guidelines were last revised by referring to the “Last Updated” legend above. Your continued use of the Figma Community will indicate your acceptance of the changes. 

  Figma reserves the right to remove a resource at any time. Overstepping any of the following boundaries may result in removed content, disabled accounts, or other restrictions. 

  Appeals: If you have any questions about the Community Guidelines - or believe that your listing was removed incorrectly - please contact us at content-reviews@figma.com.

  Community Guidelines

  I will respect the intellectual property rights of others

  The Figma Community is a place to share your own work with other Figma users. 

  1. As always, you retain your ownership rights in the content you post on the Figma Community
  2. We believe that allowing others to use work with attribution can be an effective marketing tool for publishers. All work will be published and available to the community under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0). 
  3. When using work from the Figma Community, please follow the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0) license. 
  4. Please do not upload other people's work to your own profile or create confusion about who originally authored any work. (See Section 6 too!)
  5. Please respect the intellectual property rights of others and do not post anything that you don’t have the rights to post. 
  6. Please visit Figma’s copyright and IP policy for more information about this topic.

  I will not post inappropriate content

  We are building a welcoming and inclusive community. Figma retains full discretion to remove any content that is not appropriate. 

  We don’t allow any of the following in the community:

  1. Pornography or sexually explicit or obscene material
  2. Depictions of minors in a sexual manner
  3. Hate speech or highly offensive language
  4. Harassment or threats
  5. Graphic violence
  6. Illegal activities or goods or promotion of illegal activities or goods
  7. Self-harm or the promotion of self-harm
  8. Promotion of terrorism or violent extremism

  If you notice any content that violates the above guidelines, please report it to us at content-reviews@figma.com 

  I will not post spam

  Please do not use the ability to create a profile or publish content to spam Figma users. This Figma Community is meant to be a platform for Figma users to learn and share ideas and resources with one another. Content that we deem spammy will be removed.

  1. Do not post advertisements; and
  2. Do not link to spammy websites 

  I will not violate someone’s privacy

  We want everyone to feel safe and comfortable participating in the Figma Community. Please ensure that your published content does not contain someone else’s personal information.

  Please do not post content that has someone else’s:

  1. Phone number
  2. Private email addresses
  3. Physical addresses
  4. Credit card/social security info
  5. Passwords

  I will give credit for inspiration

  Creating work inspired by someone or something else is natural and expected. Please make sure to give credit when posting content that is inspired by another member’s work. And please remember, attribution is a requirement of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license ( CC BY 4.0), which governs the work made available through the Figma Community.

  If you believe your work has been posted to the Figma Community without your consent, please review our copyright and IP policy.

  I will not impersonate someone else

  The community allows you to create a profile and establish your identity as a creator. To maintain trust and authenticity, we will disable accounts that attempt to impersonate another person or entity.

  Please do not:

  1. Impersonate another individual or company;
  2. Intentionally use a deceptively similar username or avatar;
  3. Post misleading or false employment information; or
  4. Falsely attribute someone else's work.

  Report a violation

  Help us keep the Figma Community strong and protect our users’ integrity and safety.

  Each of us is an important part of the Figma Community. If you see something that you think may violate our guidelines, please help us by flagging the resource as inappropriate or writing to us at content-reviews@figma.com.

  When you complete the report, try to provide as much information as possible - such as links, usernames, and descriptions of the content - so we can find and review it quickly. We may remove entire posts if either the imagery or associated captions violate our guidelines.

  Many disputes and misunderstandings can be resolved directly between Figma users. If one of your creations was posted by someone else, you could try contacting the violator directly and ask for the content to be taken down. If that doesn’t work, you can file a copyright report.

  We may work with law enforcement, including when we believe that there’s a risk of physical harm or threat to public safety.

   

• Manage Community profiles and settings

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on any team or plan.

  Only you can manage your Community profile and settings.

  Manage your Community settings in the Community tab of your account settings:

  1. Open the account switcher in the top-right corner of the page and select Settings
  2. In the settings modal, select the Community tab.

  

  Add profile connections

  Connect your Community profiles to interact with the Community from a single profile.

  • Merge existing Community profiles under separate Figma accounts
  • Publish content to a single profile across different Figma accounts
  • Follow, like, and comment without having to switch between profiles

  Note: You'll need to add the Figma account to your workspace before you can connect it to a Community profile. Learn how to add and log in to accounts →

  1. Open the account menu in the top-right corner and select Settings.
  2. Select the Community tab.
  3. In the Profile connections section, select Add profile connection.
  4. Select the Figma account you want to add and click Connect. If an account doesn't have a Community profile, you won't see it as an option.
  5. If there are no conflicts, Figma will add the selected account to your connected profiles.

  Merge profiles

  If you add an account with an existing Community profile, Figma will ask you to merge your profiles. Merging profiles will:

  • Combine your follows lists, likes, comments and notifications under a single profile. Access any files and public plugins you've published from a single profile.
  • Make your installed plugins available across your connected accounts. If you're an organization member, you can only use private plugins in the organization workspace
  • Delete the profile and handle that you don't want to use and make the handle available for another member to use.

  Caution: it's not possible to undo a profile merge. Once you have merged a profile, there is no way to go reverse the action and return to the previous state.

  1. Select Continue to begin the selection process.
  2. Select the profile handle you'd like to use. You will lose the profile handle you don't choose making it possible for other members to claim it.
  3. Click Merge profiles to confirm. Figma will add the selected account to your connected profiles.

  Tip! The profile picture for your Community profile is separate to your Figma account. You can update your profile picture on your Community profile. Learn how to preview and edit your profile →

  Remove connected profile

  Remove a connected profile to disconnect it from your Community profile. If you have merged Community profiles in the past, removing a connected profile won't undo the merge.

  1. Open the account switcher in the top-right corner and select Settings > Community.
  2. In the Profile connections section, click next to the account you'd like to remove.

  Manage primary email

  Choose the primary email for your Community profile. Figma will use this email address for:

  • Any Community notifications
  • Your display name and profile picture

  You can update this setting when you leave a team or organization. This make sure your Community profile and notifications are linked to an account you have ownership of.

  To set an email address as your primary email, you need to add the associated Figma account as a Profile connection ↑

  1. Open the account switcher in the top-right corner and select Settings > Community.
  2. Under the Primary email setting, click to open the primary email menu.
  3. Select the email address you want to use as your primary email.

  

  Manage Community notifications

  Figma will send you in-app notifications for activity related to the Community. You can choose whether to also receive the following email notifications:

  • Comments left on your files and plugins
  • Replies to your comments (including on other creator's files)
  • A weekly summary of Community engagement (with your files, plugins, and profile)

  Scroll down to the Community notifications section:

  • Check the box for any email notifications you'd like to receive.
  • Uncheck the box for any email notification you don't want to receive.

  Learn more about notifications →

  Delete profile

  Delete your profile to remove your public Community profile. This won't delete your Figma account or affect your internal profile.

  Deleting a profile will:

  • Unpublish any files or plugins you have published. You can still access files and plugins within your account.
  • Remove you as a creator from files and plugins you contributed to. This won't unpublish those files or plugins you've contributed to.
  • Make your @handle available to other member of the Community.

  1. Open the account switcher in the top-right corner and select Settings > Community.
  2. Scroll down to the Profile section and click Delete public profile.