Grouping allows you to combine FigJam objects and treat them as a single object. Use groups to organize and keep related items together while collaborating with your team in a jam file.

Create a group

Once you have two or more objects selected, you can group objects a few different ways:

• Use the appropriate keyboard shortcut to group objects:
  • Mac: ⌘ Command G
  • Windows: Control G
• Group selection from the toolbar

• Right-click then Group selection
• Group objects from the quick actions menu
  1. Use ⌘ Command / or Control / to access the quick actions menu
  2. Search for Group selection

Ungroup objects

You can ungroup objects a few different ways

• Use the appropriate keyboard shortcut to ungroup objects
  • Mac: ⌘ Command Shift G or ⌘ Command Delete
  • Windows: Control Shift G or Control Backspace

• Ungroup selection from the toolbar.

• Right-click then Ungroup

Duplicate objects in a group

Select an object and use the keyboard shortcut to duplicate it:

• Mac: ⌘ Command D
• Windows: Control D

You can also hold down Alt or Option while clicking and dragging an object to duplicate it.

Add objects to a group

Besides duplication, there is no way to directly add an object to a group in FigJam. Instead, you can:

1. Ungroup the current group of objects.
2. Create a new selection of objects, including the new object to be added.
3. Group the new selection.

Remove objects from a group

There is currently no way to drag object layers in and out of a group selection in FigJam. To remove an object from a group, you can:

1. Select the object you want to remove
2. Use ⌘ Command X or Control X to cut out the selection
3. Paste the object outside of the group selection