Duplicate Community files

Community files are FigJam or Figma design files that creators have shared with the Community. Files can contain libraries and UI, tools and processes, or other educational resources.

Every file has a resource page where you can view file information and preview the file or prototype. Interact with these previews like you would any regular embed.

Duplicate files

Duplicate a file to add a copy of it to your drafts folder. This duplicate is an entirely new file, so you won’t be able to access any version history, comments, or permissions from the original file.

Changes made to the original file are not reflected in duplicated files. You must duplicate the updated file to view any changes.

1. Click Open in Figma, Open in FigJam, or Buy (paid files). 
   For paid Figma Design files, you can click Get free preview to trial the content before purchasing. Learn more about purchasing resources →

2. Select the account and workspace you want to add the file to. 
   

   Note: You can't publish files to an individual profile from an organization workspace. If you plan on remixing the file, make sure to duplicate the file to your External teams workspace or a personal account. Who can publish Community resources →

   
3. A copy of the file is added to your drafts. Every file you duplicate from the Community will have (Community) appended to the file name.
4. To remove the file, delete it from your drafts.

Remix Community files

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 remix. When you publish a remix, Figma will:

• Add an attribution to the file page to show the original file and creators
• 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

If there are more than three remixes of a file, select See all to view all remixes on a dedicated page.