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• Create and view teams

  Who can use this feature

  Supported for teams on the Starter, Education, and Professional plans.

  Any team member can access the team page.

  Teams give you access to a dedicated environment where you can create files and projects. Use teams to collaborate with others, or to structure and organize your own work. You can create or join multiple teams from a single Figma account.

  In an organization? Teams look a little different in an organization. Learn more about teams in an organization →

  Team plans

  Create and join multiple teams within your Figma account. You'll need to select a team type as part of the creation process.

  There are three different types of team plans available. The best plan for you will depend on your context, and what features or functionality you need. Compare teams and plans →

  • Starter plan (Free)
  • Education plan (Free)
  • Professional plan (Paid)

  Tip! You can have a combination of free and paid teams in your Figma account. Figma manages the subscription for each team separately.

  Create teams

  1. Open the file browser.
  2. Click the Create new team button in the left sidebar, or visit this link: https://www.figma.com/files/create-team
  3. Give your team a name and click Create team.
  4. Figma will give you the option to invite collaborators to your team. Enter your team member's email addresses, separated by a comma, to invite them to your team.
  5. Click Skip for now if you want to invite collaborators later.
  6. Click Continue to move to the next step.
  7. Select a plan for your team. Choose from: Starter, Professional, or Education.

  Are you a student or educator in a structured learning environment? You may be eligible for a free Education team. You need to verify your Education status before upgrading to this team plan.

  Join teams

  The only way to join a team is to have someone invite you to the team. You'll need to have a Figma account to accept an invitation and join the team. Create a Figma account →

  If someone has invited you to a team with Can edit access, you'll need to accept an invitation before you can edit any team files. There are a few ways to accept an invitation.

  • From the invitation email: Click the Accept button to open Figma and accept the invitation.
  • From inside Figma: Click the to view any open invitations. Click Accept to join the team.

  View your team

  You'll need to register and verify your email address when you create an account with Figma. You can then find any teams you join using this email address in the file browser of your account.

  Figma will list all teams you are a member of in the left sidebar. Click on a team name to view the team in the file browser.

  The body of a team page has two sections: your team files and projects, and some information about your team.

  

  Files and projects

  In the main body of the team page, you can browse the files and projects in that team. Figma will show you a preview of any recently edited files and projects.

  • Click on the project name to view all files in the project page
  • View a description of the project.
  • Add and remove projects from your favorites.
  • See the number of files within the project.
  • Click on a file preview to open that file.

  Guide to files and projects →

  Team information

  On the right side of the team page, you can view some information about your team:

  • View the team name and icon.
  • See a description of the team.
  • View a list of members in your team. Figma will show the most active members first.

  Note: If you have a free Education team, Figma will display a badge here. Any editors you invite to your team will need to verify their Education status.

  Members

  The Members tab gives you a list of everyone who has a role in this team. Figma will show you their name, avatar, and email address.

  You can control how collaborators interact with your team with permissions. There are two main permission levels in a team: Can view and Can edit. Roles and permissions in teams →

  Any member can invite other members to the team. People can only invite other members at a permission level equal to =, or less than <, their own permission level.

  • Anyone with Can edit access can invite others with Can view or Can edit access.
  • Anyone with Can view access can only invite others with Can view access.

  Team admins can manage aspects of the team, including team members and permissions. Manage team members and permissions →

  

  Tip! You can also invite people to individual files or projects within your team. This is great if you want to work with an external collaborator on a specific file or project.

• Invite team members

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on any team or plan.

  Any team member can invite collaborators to a team. Members can invite others at a permission level equal, or less than their own.

  Teams are shared workspaces where you can create resources, and collaborate on files and projects. Invite your co-workers and co-conspirators to your team to make the most of the collaborative design process in Figma.

  Control how collaborators interact with your team with permissions. There are two main permission levels in a team: can view (viewers) and can edit (editors). Learn more about permissions in a team →

  People can only invite other members at a permission level ≤ less than or equal to their own permissions:

  • Anyone with can edit access can invite with can view or can edit permissions
  • Anyone with can view access can invite with can view permissions

  Tip! You can also invite people to individual files or projects within your team. Invite to projects, files, and prototypes →

  Invitations

  If you know a person's email address, you can add them to the team via an invitation. Figma will send an invitation email to their address with a button to accept the invite.

  If they already have a Figma account, they will also receive an in app notification for the invitation, which they can accept to join the team. Accept invitations →

  If they don't have an account, they can sign up for a Figma account as part of the acceptance process.

  Invite to team

  Starter or Education Professional, Organization, or Enterprise

  Starter or Education

  In Starter or Education teams, a person's team permissions determine if they can edit team files and projects. Roles and permissions on teams →

  1. Open the team page in the file browser.
  2. Select the Members tab and click Invite in the top-right corner.
  3. Enter their email address in the invite someone field.
  4. Click to adjust their permissions.
     • Select Can view to give them view-only access to the team. They'll only be able to view and comment on files and prototypes.
     • Select can edit to give them edit access to the team. This will allow them to edit any Figma design or Figjam files in the team.
  5. Click Send invite to send an email invitation to their address. If they're already using Figma, they'll get an in app notification as well.

  Professional, Organization, or Enterprise

  In Professional teams and teams in an organization, a person's Figma design or FigJam role determines which team files and projects they can edit.

  You can invite people to the team with can view or can edit access, but this only controls their default access to the team and team-level actions.

  • Can view gives them view-only access to the team. They'll only be able to view and comment on files and prototypes.
  • Can edit gives them edit access to the team. This will allow them to perform any team-level actions, like managing projects. Whether they can edit any Figma design or Figjam files depends on their role on that product.

  Note: Figma bases billing of Professional, Organization, and Enterprise plans on the number of people with editor roles on each product. To control an individual's access, you can adjust FigJam and Figma designs roles.

  Manage team members and permissions →
  Manage organization members and guests →

  1. Open the team page in the file browser.
  2. Select the Members tab and click Invite in the top-right corner.
  3. Enter their email address in the invite someone field.
  4. Click to select their permissions.
  5. Click Send invite to send an email invitation to their address. If they're already using Figma, they'll get an in app notification as well.

  Team invite links

  • Supported on Starter, Education, and Professional teams only

  Team invite links let team members invite other collaborators to your team via a dedicated link. Like team invites, you can invite collaborators with can view and can edit permissions.

  Figma will add anyone who clicks that link to the team. People who are logged into Figma under multiple accounts can choose which account they want to join the team on.

  Team admins can reset invite links or turn them off to expire existing links which haven't been redeemed.

  Note: On Professional teams roles are set to a provisional viewer role. Members only get an editor role (and are included in the team's billing) once they take an edit action on a file. Roles and permissions in teams →

  Copy invite link

  1. Open the team page in the file browser.
  2. Select the Members tab and click Invite in the top-right corner.
  3. Click to select which permission you want for the link. You can set an invite link to can view or can edit permissions.
  4. Click Copy link to add the link to your clipboard.
  5. Paste or send the link to anyone you want to join the team.

  Manage team links

  Team admins can turn invite links on and off, or reset them. Resetting an invite link generates a new link and prevents anyone who hasn't joined the team yet from joining via the previous link.

  1. Open the team page in the file browser.
  2. Select the Members tab and click Invite in the top-right corner.
  3. Click and select Reset invite links to expire the current link and generate a new one.
  4. Click and select Turn off invite links to turn off invite links. Members can still invite collaborators by email.
• Guide to team management

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on Starter, Education, and Professional plans.

  Only team admins can manage a team's admin settings and billing.

  Team admins can manage every aspect of their team from the team page. They can manage members and permissions, libraries, billing, and other team settings.

  Team settings

  Team admins can manage aspects of the team in the Settings tab.

  

  Team name or icon

  Select Change team name to update the team name. Enter a new name in the field and click Enter to save.

  Select Change team icon to upload a new image or icon for your team. The minimum size for avatars is 500px by 500px.

  Tip! You can also rename the team from the sidebar in the file browser. Right-click the team name, enter a new name in the field, then press Enter to save.

  Community profile handle

  Select Set team profile handle to claim or update the profile handle for the team in the Figma Community.

  Team description

  Admins can also add a description for the team. This allows you to communicate any useful information about the team, like a purpose or mission, to anyone who has access to the team page.

  1. Select the team in the sidebar to view the team.
  2. Click Add a Description under the team name.
  3. If the team already has a description, you can click  the existing description to edit.
  4. Click outside of the field to apply your changes.

  

  Manage libraries

  Team admins can view any style and component libraries within team files. They can then select default libraries for the team. These libraries will be available in any team files.

  Delete team

  Delete a team to remove the team, and any files and projects. Figma will remove the team from the file browser for everyone in your team and send files to the Deleted tab of your file browser.

  Figma will also send an email to confirm the team was deleted. This email includes a link to restore the team. You have 28 days to restore a deleted team before Figma deletes it permanently.

  Members

  Team admins can manage team members in the Members tab.

  • Invite members to the team
  • View and manage team member roles and permissions
  • Grant team members admin access
  • Manage new editors on the Professional plan
  • Remove a team member's access

  

  Transfer ownership

  The person who creates a team becomes the team owner. Only the team owner can transfer ownership to another person.

  Transfer ownership of a team →

  Plans and billing

  Manage the team plan and subscription from the Settings and Billing tabs. In the Plan and billing section you can manage aspects of your plan and billing details.

  

  Upgrade plan

  Upgrade to the Professional plan to share files, projects, and component libraries with others. 

  Upgrade to the Organization plan to scale design with confidence. You'll have access to all the Figma features you know and love, as well as additional features and access controls. 

  Add annual seats

  On the Professional plan, you can choose from a monthly or annual subscription. Team admins can add, manage, or renew their annual subscription from this setting. 

  Change billing method

  If the original payee has left the team, or you want to change the card linked to your team, you can change the payment method. You can only pay for Figma subscriptions with a credit card or a debit card that supports online transactions. 

  Change billing contact

  Figma sends billing updates and notifications to the billing contacts for a team or organizations. Team admins can add or update billing contacts for a team.

  Billing and subscription

  Team admins can view and manage invoices, or manage the team's subscription in the Billing tab:

  • View subscription and billing
  • Manage new editors
  • View and download invoices

  

   

• Verify education status

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on the Education plan.

  Anyone with verified education status can create free Education teams.

  You need an existing Figma account before applying for education status.

  Want to cultivate design thinking, break down barriers, and collaborate with others in the classroom? If you are a student or educator, then you may qualify for Figma's Education plan.

  The Education plan allow you to access all the features of the Professional plan for Figma design and FigJam for free. This allows students and educators in any structured learning environment to collaborate.

  Members of Education teams can also join Figma's Education Community groups and access classroom-specific resources. Follow Figma for Education on Community →

  To qualify for the Education plan you must be:

  ✅ At least 13 years of age
  ✅ A student or educator in a classroom

  What qualifies as a classroom

  Students and educators in online or in-person classes and educational programs are eligible for the Education plan. Some examples are:

  • High schools, universities, post-graduate institutions, trade schools, polytechnics, or colleges
  • Online courses, bootcamps, or workshops
  • Design and coding academies

  What doesn't qualify as a classroom

  The Education plan is not for:

  • Self-directed education
  • Early stage startups
  • "Not-for-profit" or "non-profit" organizations whose primary purpose is not educational
  • Educational programs affiliated with organizations whose primary purpose is not educational

  Apply for education status

  Your education status is valid for two years. If you are still a student or educator at the end of the two years, you must reapply for education status. Your education status may be declined or revoked under certain circumstances.

  A

  Create a Figma account

  You must have an existing Figma account before applying for education status. If you have a school-issued email address, we recommend signing up for Figma using that address. Create a Figma account →

  As part of the sign up process, you are prompted for the following:

  • Name: This will be your display name in Figma
  • What kind of work you do: Your role within the design process
  • How will you primarily be using Figma: Select For teaching or taking a class

  

  • B

    Verify education status

    You must verify your education status to create a new team or upgrade an existing team to the Education plan.

    The Education plan is team-specific, not account-wide. Not all teams in your account may be covered under the Education plan. After your education status is approved, you must create an Education team or upgrade an existing team to the Education plan to receive the benefits of the plan.

    If you join a team on the Education plan before verifying your education status, you will have seven days to verify your education status. After those seven days, you must verify your education status to access files and projects in that team.

    To verify your education status:

    1. Log in to Figma under the account you want to verify. If you have a school-issued email address, we recommend using this address.
    2. Visit the Education status application page: https://www.figma.com/education/apply
       

       Note: If you’ve already joined an existing team, you can open this page using the banners in Figma. Click Verify status to start the process.

       

    3. Select Student or Educator.
    4. Enter the reason you’re applying for education status.
    5. Search for your school in the What's your school's name menu. If your school isn't listed, select School not listed to enter details of your school:
       • The full name of the school. For example: Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)
       • The school's website (URL). For example: https://www.risd.edu/
    6. Select your primary field of study.
    7. Click Submit.

  • 1.  

  Education application denied or revoked

  Your application is reviewed to confirm eligibility for a free Education account. We may decline or revoke your education status if:

  • You signed up with an email address associated with a company or professional organization
  • We could not find a public record of your school or classroom via the information you provided
  • Your documents are not associated with a school or classroom
  • Your documentation does not match other documentation we have seen from this institution
  • You abuse the free education status
  • You intentionally misrepresent yourself or an organization

  If your application is declined or your Education status is revoked, you can reach out to the Figma Support team at support@figma.com. You may be asked to provide additional information about your course, including:

  • An updated URL of the institution you’re enrolled with
  • A copy of your school-issued identification card
  • A transcript, receipt, or other proof of enrollment

  • C

    Create, upgrade, or join a team

    Teams under the Education plan have all the same features and benefits as teams with the Professional plan.

    After your Education status is approved, you are prompted to choose a team to upgrade to the Education plan. You can create a new team or select an existing team.

    • I want to create a new team ↓
    • I want to upgrade an existing team ↓

  Create new teams

  1. Open the Figma file browser and click Create free team in the sidebar or visit https://www.figma.com/files/create-team.

     

  2. Give your team a name and click Create team. You can always change this after the team is created.

  3. On the Add team members step, you can invite students, educators and other collaborators to your team.

     • Enter email addresses in the fields provided. Click Add another to add more fields for collaborators.
     • Click Skip for now to invite collaborators at a later time

     Note: Everyone you invite with can edit access to the team must verify their Education status within seven days before they can contribute. It is not possible to have a mix of paid members on the Professional plan and free members on the Education plan.

  4. Click Continue.

  5. Click Complete upgrade.

     

  Upgrade existing team

  The Education plan is a free Professional plan. When you upgrade an existing team, you must upgrade to the Professional plan then let Figma know you qualify for the Education plan.

  Note: Everyone you invite with can edit access to the team must verify their Education status within seven days before they can contribute. It is not possible to have a mix of paid members on the Professional plan and free members on the Education plan. 

  1. Select the team in the left sidebar and click the Settings tab.
  2. In the Plan and billing section, select Upgrade your plan:
  3. Select Upgrade to Professional. 
  4. In the summary on the right, select Yes for the Is this an Education team? option.
  5. Click Next: Review.
  6. Click Complete upgrade.
  7. Figma will upgrade the team to an Education team.

  Invite others to your team

  You can invite students, educators, and other collaborators to your team at any time.

  New team members have seven days to verify their email address and education status. This makes it easier for newcomers to start participating and also allows you to add temporary guests or speakers.

  After seven days, Figma will restrict their access to the team. To get access to those files or projects again, they can verify their education status ↑

  Invite by email

  If you know a person's email address, you can add them to the team via an invitation. Figma will send an invitation email to their address with a button to accept the invite.

  If they already have a Figma account, they will also receive an in app notification for the invitation, which they can accept the invitation to join the team.

  If they don't have an account, they can sign up for a Figma account as part of the acceptance process.

  1. Open the team page in the file browser.
  2. Select the Members tab and click Invite in the top-right corner.
  3. Enter email addresses in the invite someone field, separated by a comma.
  4. Click to adjust their permissions.
     • Select Can view to give them view-only access to the team. They'll only be able to view and comment on files and prototypes.
     • Select can edit to give them edit access to the team. This will allow them to edit any Figma design or Figjam files in the team.
  5. Click Send invite to send email invitations. If they're already using Figma, they'll get an in app notification as well.

  Share team link

  Team invite links let team members invite other collaborators to your team via a dedicated link. Like team invites, you can invite collaborators with can view and can edit permissions.

  1. Open the team page in the file browser.
  2. Select the Members tab and click Invite in the top-right corner.
  3. Click to select which permission you want for the link. You can set an invite link to can view or can edit permissions.
  4. Click Copy link to add the link to your clipboard.
  5. Paste or send the link to anyone you want to join the team.

  Figma will add anyone who clicks that link to the team. Team admins can reset invite links or turn them off to expire existing links which haven't been redeemed. Invite team members →

• Manage team permissions

  Members can only invite other members at a permission level equal to, or less than, their own permissions. This includes upgrading existing members.

  Team admins can manage teams members and external collaborators from the team's Members tab.

  • View, sort, search for, and filter team members and external collaborators
  • View and manage what files and resources external collaborators have access to
  • Manage and update roles and team permissions

  Manage members

  View members

  Team admins can manage members and external collaborators in the Members tab. This allows admins to view information about everyone with access to the team, or team resources.

  To open the members tab:

  1. Open Figma in the file browser.
  2. Select the team name the sidebar.
  3. Select Members at the top of the screen.

  Note: Members who have yet to accept an invitation to the team will show up as Pending in the Members tab. To resend an invitation, click the and select Resend invitation.

  Starter or Education Professional Organization and Enterprise

  On the Starter or Education plan, team admins can see the following information:

  • Name: Their name, profile picture, and email address. Click the email to copy the address to your clipboard.
  • Last active: This is the date they took an action in Figma, this doesn't have to be an edit action. For example: moved a file, viewed a prototype, published a library.
  • Team permissions: What level of access they have to the team. If a member doesn't have team-level permissions, you'll see how many files they have can edit instead.

  Sort and filter members:

  • Use the Search field to find a specific member.
  • Use the drop down fields to filter members by the following criteria:
    • Last active: More than 7 days, More than 30 days, More than 3 months.
    • Team permissions: Owner, Admin, Can edit, Can view.
  • Click Name, Last active, or Team permissions header to sort by that column. Click again to switch between descending ↓ and ascending ↑ order.

  

  On the Professional plan, for every member Figma shows:

  • Name: Their name, profile picture, and email address. Click the email to copy the address to your clipboard.
  • Last active: This is the date they took an action in Figma, this doesn't have to be an edit action. For example: moved a file, viewed a prototype, published a library.
  • Team permissions: What level of access they have to the team. If a member doesn't have team-level permissions, you'll see how many files they can edit instead.
  • Role: The person's billing status and highest level of access they can gain in the team. Every team member and external collaborator will have a role.

  Sort and filter members:

  • Use the Search field to find a specific member.
  • Use the drop down fields to filter members by the following criteria:
    • Last active: More than 7 days, More than 30 days, More than 3 months.
    • Team permissions: Owner, Admin, Can edit, Can view.
    • Role: Viewer, Viewer - restricted, Editor.
  • Click Name, Last active, or Team permissions header to sort by that column. Click again to switch between descending ↓ and ascending ↑ order.

  

  In an organization, team admins can manage members and external collaborators in the Members tab. For every member or guest Figma will show:

  • Name: Their name and avatar. Click their name to open their internal profile and view what teams and files they've contributed to.
  • Email: Click the email to copy the address to your clipboard.
  • Permissions: View what level of access they have to the team. If they don't have team-level permissions, you'll see how many files or projects they have edit access to instead.

  Manage member permissions

  Set a member's permissions when you invite them to the team. Admins can make changes to a person’s team permissions or remove their access to the team.

  Note: If you see someone with next to their can view permissions, it means they have edit access to at least one file or project in the team. Figma will also include them in your team's billing. Click and select See edit access.

  Starter or Education Professional Organization and Enterprise

  Click next to their current permissions:

  • Select Can view to give them view access to the team. If you're in a Professional team, you can still give viewers edit access to individual files and projects.
  • Select Can edit to give them can edit access to team files and projects. This will also upgrade them to a paid editor role and they'll be included in your team's subscription.
  • Select Admin to grant them admin access to the team. This will give them edit access and allow them to adjust team settings.
  • Select Owner to make them the owner of the team (there can only be one owner) Learn how to transfer ownership →

  

  Click next to their current permissions:

  • Select Can view to give them view access to the team. If you're in a Professional team, you can still give viewers edit access to individual files and projects.
  • Select Can edit to give them can edit access to team files and projects. This will also upgrade them to a paid editor role and they'll be included in your team's subscription.
  • Select Admin to grant them admin access to the team. This will allow them to adjust team settings, adjust permissions for other members, and manage team billing. adjust their role ↓ if they don't require edit access.
  • Select Owner to make them the owner of the team (there can only be one owner) Learn how to transfer ownership →

  

  Click next to the member's permissions:

  • Select Can view to give them view only access to the team. Anyone with view access can view files and prototypes and add or reply to comments.
  • Select Can edit to give them edit access to the team. If they have a viewer-restricted role in the organization they won't be able to edit any team files. They can request an upgrade from an organization admin to gain edit access and edit files on this team.
  • Select Admin to make them a team admin and allow them to access the billing tab, as well as adjust permissions for other members. They will also get Can edit access to files and projects.

  

  Apply actions in bulk

  Manage multiple members at once by performing actions in bulk. It’s not possible to manage members in bulk on an organization plan (Organization and Enterprise plans).

  Starter or Education Professional

  1. Use the checkboxes next to each member to select members.
  2. Click the check at the top of the table to select all members.
  3. Use the menu at the bottom of the screen to apply an action in bulk:
     Copy emails: copy all email addresses to your clipboard, separated by a semicolon.
     Remove: remove all selected members from the team. Learn more about removing members →

  On a Professional team you can update member roles, remove membership, or copy emails in bulk.

  1. Use the checkboxes next to each member to select members.
  2. Click the check at the top of the table to select all members.
  3. Use the menu at the bottom of the screen to apply an action in bulk:
     • Change role: assign the same role to your selection.
     • Copy emails: copy all email addresses to your clipboard, separated by a semicolon.
     • Remove: remove all selected members from the team. Learn more about removing members →

  

  Manage roles (Professional plan only)

  Everyone that interacts with a team has a FigJam and a Figma role. This includes team members and external collaborators with access to individual files or projects.

  A person's role or billing status determines the highest level of access they have. Only team admins, or the team owner, can update member roles.

  People can have different roles on FigJam and Figma. This is great for non-designers who you want to collaborate with in FigJam files, that don't need to edit design files.

  Click for their Figma role.

  • Select Viewer - restricted to restrict their access to design files to view-only access. This remove them from the team's billing, and only team admins can upgrade them to a paid editor role.
  • Select Editor to allow them to take edit actions in Figma design files. Figma will include anyone with an editor roles in your team's subscription.

  Click for their FigJam role.

  • Select Viewer - restricted to restrict their access to FigJam files to view-only. This removes them from the team's billing, and only team admins can upgrade them to a paid editor role.
  • Select Editor to allow them to take edit actions in FigJam files. Figma will include anyone with an editor roles in your team's subscription.

  Viewer is a provisional role on the team. Figma will only upgrade viewers to a paid editor role if they take an explicit edit action on a file.

  It's not possible to assign someone back to a viewer role. To remove their access, select Viewer - restricted. Learn more about roles in teams →

  

  Tip! You can view how someone gained edit access and was upgraded to an editor role. Hover over the date underneath their Editor role to view the upgrade reason.

  Click to access more actions for that collaborator:

  • See edit access: view the access modal for that member to see what files and projects they have edit access to.
  • Copy email: copy their email address to your clipboard
  • Invite to team: invite them to your team to give them access to all team files and projects
  • Remove: remove their access from any team files and projects

  

  Set default permissions for a team (Organization and Enterprise plans only)

  Admins can set default permissions for when a member joins a team.

  • New members can view
    Joining the team lets the member view and request to edit files.
  • New members can edit
    Joining the team lets the member create, edit and delete files.

  To change the default permissions:

  1. Click on the team name in the sidebar.
  2. Select the Settings tab.
  3. Click on the dropdown menu next to Default permissions to change the permissions for new members who join the team.
• Change the owner of a team

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on any team or organization plan.

  Only the current owner of a team can transfer ownership to another team member.

  The person who originally created the team is listed as the owner. If you are leaving the team, or want to hand that responsibility to someone else, you need to transfer ownership of the team.

  Only the current owner can transfer the ownership of the team to another member. They can transfer ownership to any existing team member, including a member with only Can view access.

  Caution: This process only changes the ownership of the team, it won't update the billing details for the team's subscription. If you also pay for the subscription, you will need to update the billing details for your team, before you transfer ownership.

  1. Open the team in Figma and select the Members in the menu bar.
  2. Click their existing Team permissions and select Owner.
  3. Figma will ask you to confirm the transfer. It's not possible to undo this action, but the new owner can transfer ownership again. Click Transfer ownership to confirm.
  4. Figma will make that member the owner and give the previous owner an admin role on the team instead.

  Note: Figma won't remove the previous owner from the team, they will stay on the team as a team admin. The member can leave the team, or another admin can remove them.

• Leave teams

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on any team or plan.

  If you no longer need to be a part of a team, you can leave it. When you leave a team, you will no longer have access to any files, projects, or libraries in that team.

  If you want access to the team again in the future, an existing member can always invite you back to the team.

  Caution: If you're the last member of the team, Figma will delete the team and any files and projects when you leave it. The team owner or a team admin has 28 days to restore the team once it's delete. Restore a deleted team →

  Transfer ownership

  If you're the owner of a team and wanting to leave the team, we recommend transferring ownership of the team before you do.

  If you are the owner of any team files or projects, Figma will transfer ownership of those projects or files to the current owner of the team when you leave.

  If the team is using your credit card or billing details, Figma won't remove your billing details. Make sure to update the billing details for the team to a company card, or another team member's card.

  Leave the team

  1. From the file browser, navigate to the team you want to leave and click into it. 
  2. Click the menu and select Leave team.
  3. Click Leave to confirm.
• Remove access to teams

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on any team or plan

  Team owners, admins, and editors can remove team members or adjust their access

  If someone leaves your company - or doesn't need access to your projects any more - you can remove them from your team. You can also remove people who aren't members of the team, but have access to team files or project.

  Transfer ownership of files and projects

  When you remove a team member, Figma will transfer the ownership of any team projects or files to the team owner. This doesn't include any files the member has in their drafts.

  Only the current owner of a resource can transfer ownership. If you want to assign ownership to another member, the team owner can do this once the member is removed. Or, you can ask the member to transfer ownership before you remove them.

  When you remove a collaborator, Figma will revoke their team permissions and access to files and projects.

  Note: If they are the current owner of the team, they will need to transfer ownership of the team to another member before you can remove them.

  Remove team access

  Remove the member's access to the team. This removes their ability to access team resources, and any inherited access to team files and projects.

  If a member has access to individual files and projects, Figma will remove the collaborator from those resources too.

  1. Select the team in the left sidebar.
  2. Select Members at the top of the page.
  3. Click next to the member in the list.
  4. Select Remove from the options.

  Remove files and project access

  The members tab includes anyone who has can edit permissions on a team file or project. This can include people who don't have a role on the team itself.

  To remove their access you need to remove them from those individual files and projects.

  1. If a member doesn't have team-level permissions, Figma will show you how many files they have Can edit access to instead. Hover over the i icon to view their current edit access:
  2. Click See edit access to open the access modal and view files and projects they can edit.
  3. View and manage their access to files and projects:
     • Click project name to open the project, decide if they need edit access and adjust their permissions on the project. Adjust project permissions →
     • Click file name to open the share modal for that file. You can decide if they need edit access and adjust their permissions on that file. Adjust file permissions →
     • If you don't want to remove their access entirely, you can update their role to remove them from the team's subscription. Manage team permissions and roles →

   

• Restore a deleted team

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on all teams and plans

  Only the owner or an admin of the deleted team can restore it.

  Figma will send you an email confirmation when you delete a team. This email includes a link which you can use to restore the team and any files or projects within it.

  A week before the link is due to expire, Figma will send you another reminder.

  You can restore the team, which will reinstate the team and any files or projects within in. You'll be able to access the team in the file browser.

  Anyone who was a member of the team, or had a role on a specific file, will gain access to those resources again.

  Caution: The owner or admin of a team will have 28 days from deletion to restore the deleted team. Once the 28 days has passed, the team's files and projects will be permanently deleted. This action cannot be undone.

  Tip! It's common for people to delete a duplicate team with the same or similar name as their existing team. You will only get reminders for deleted teams.

  If you can still see your team in the file browser, the reminder will be related to a duplicate team you previously deleted.

  Restore the team

  This process will restore the team for all collaborators.

  1. Open the confirmation email and click the Restore team button.
  2. Click Restore team to confirm.
  3. Figma will restore your team immediately and take you to the team page.

  Note: If the link has expired, you'll see a message that your team cannot be restored. At this point, files and projects for that team have been permanently deleted. This action can't be undone.