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• Welcome to your Figma Organization

  Before you start

  Who is this article for

  Supported on the Figma Organization plan.

  Anyone who is new to a Figma Organization.

  This article gives you an overview of everything you need to know to get started as a member of an organization. Perfect for folks who are used to Professional teams, or are completely new to Figma.

  Join the Organization

  You'll need a Figma account to join the organization. There are a few ways to join an organization:

  • Through an invitation
  • By opening a link to a file
  • Via domain capture

  With domain capture, Figma will add anyone with a Figma account under a company email to the organization. This applies for existing Figma accounts or if you create a new account with your company email.

  For invitations, you can join the organization by accepting the invite to a file, project, or team. You can also join the organization by opening a link to a Figma file.

  Figma uses domains to recognize how people can join the organization. If you have a email address that matches a domain in the organization, you'll join as a member. If you don't, you'll join as a guest.

  Learn more about domains and domain capture →

  Log in to the organization

  Organization admins choose how members can log into the organization. There are three methods available.

  1. Email address and unique password
  2. Google SSO (for businesses using GSuite)
  3. Company email and password for organization's using SAML SSO

  

  Learn more about logging in to Figma →

  Note: As guests don't have a company email, they can't login using SAML SSO. Guests can still log in via email address and password, even if SAML SSO or Google SSO is mandatory.

  Your Organization and Personal spaces

  Within your Figma account, you will have both an organization and a personal space.

  • The organization space includes all the teams that are included in your organization. It's where you can access organization resources, like private plugins, libraries, and shared fonts.
  • Your personal space is where you can find all the teams you are a member of, that aren't part of that organization. You can't access resources from the organization in here.

  It's not possible to move files between spaces, so make sure you're in the correct space before creating or joining files.

  Make sure you're in the organization space to access organization resources.

  1. Click the switcher in the bottom-left of the file browser.
  2. Select Personal to access your personal space.
  3. Select Organization name to access the organization space.

  

  Caution: For anyone with a company email, the organization has ownership of the content you create in either space.

  For guests without company emails, organizations only own what you create and share in the organization space.

  Use the Figma file browser

  Access everything in your organization from the file browser. Visit figma.com to open the file browser.

  

  Account

  View your account in the top-left corner of the file browser.

  1. Click on your name to access your account.
  2. Click the next to your name to view any notifications for your account.

  Use the headings at the top of the file browser to view and adjust aspects of your account.

  Organization name

  Every member of a Figma team or organization has an internal profile. This profile allows other members of the team or organization to see what they're working on.

  Click on the organization's name to view your internal profile. Learn more about internal profiles →

  Public

  Community profiles showcase your contributions to the Figma Community. They allow other members of the community to see any plugins you develop, or files you publish.

  Figma supports Community profiles for individuals, teams, and organizations.

  Select Public to preview your public profile.

  Settings

  Manage account settings including profile information, notifications, personal access tokens, and two-factor authentication.

  • Update your email address or password, name or profile picture.
  • Enable two-factor authentication for your account.
  • Adjust your notification settings.
  • Connect and remove third-party applications, or manage access tokens.
  • Enable libraries for files in your drafts.

  Everyone in an organization has a role and account type, which controls what resources you can access, and if you can view or edit files in any teams.

  View your role and account type from the Settings page. Learn more about permissions in an organization →

  Universal search

  Use the search field to find resources in your Figma account. Search in the organization space includes all of the following:

  • Files: from your Drafts, teams of which you're a member, shared projects, and files in the Figma Community.
  • Projects: From teams of which you're a member, or projects shared with you.
  • Teams: Teams of which you are a member or any open or closed teams in the organization. You don't have to be a member of the team to search for it.
  • Profiles: Search for collaborators and view their contributions to your organization and the wider Figma Community.
  • Plugins: Search for private plugins that only members of your Organization can access. Or find public or approved plugins in the Figma Community.

  View and sort search results. Figma separates search results based on the type of resource you're looking for.

  1. Click tabs to switch between Files, Projects, Teams, Plugins, and Profiles.
  2. By default, Figma will search for internal resources within your organization. Click Community to view any search results in the Figma Community.
  3. Use the icons to switch between Grid and List views.
  4. Click the next to Relevance to change the sort criteria. Options will depend on which type of resource you are viewing.

  Learn more about viewing and sorting files →

  

  Recent files

  Select Recent in the sidebar to access files and prototypes you've recently viewed or edited. Learn more about recent files →

  Community

  The Figma Community is a public space where creators can publish design resources. This allows anyone in the world to follow, share, and support fellow creators.

  Figma support Community profiles for individuals, teams, and organizations. Anyone with a Figma account can find and use files and plugins to improve their collaborative design process.

  Select Community in the sidebar to find files and plugins from other creators. Learn more about the Figma Community →

  Access files, projects, and teams

  Intellectual property in an organization: The organization has ownership over everything you create in the organization space. This includes files in your drafts, teams, and files or projects other collaborator's share with you.

  Drafts

  Every Figma account comes with its own drafts. You can think of your drafts like a sketchbook or notebook, a place where you can jot down your ideas and experiment with different concepts.

  Drafts are separate from your organization's teams and projects. Other members of your organization can't see what's in your drafts, unless you invite them to your files or are removed from the organization.

  1. Click next to Drafts in the sidebar to create a new file in your drafts.
  2. Click when viewing drafts in the file browser.

  

  When you delete a file, Figma will remove the file for all collaborators. You can access deleted files in the file browser in the Deleted page of your Drafts.

  You can't open deleted files from the file browser, but you can restore, delete, or duplicate them. Learn more about restoring deleted files →

  Shared projects

  Select Shared Files or Shared Projects in the sidebar to view files or projects outside of teams. This includes:

  • Files from another members drafts, which you have a role on.
  • Files from teams you're not a member of, which you have a role on.
  • External projects that you have a role on.

  Tip! Organization Admins can find and manage the drafts of any deleted organization members in Shared Projects.

  Teams

  Organization members can create and join as many teams as they want in the organization space.

  Organization access lets you control how other members of the organization can access each team. There are three levels of Organization Access:

  • Open: Members can freely join open teams as a viewer. An admin or editor can upgrade members to Editors.
  • Closed: Members can request access to the team as a viewer or an editor.
  • Secret: Members must be invited to the team as a viewer or Editor by an existing member.

  Note: Guests must be invited to any type of team, regardless of the team's organization access.

  Click on the organization name in the sidebar to access all open and closed teams in the Organization.

  • View the team name, icon, and description, as well as any members in that team. Click the Join or Request to join button to join a team.
  • Click New Team at the top of the page to create a new team in the Organization.
  • Find out which members are Organization Admins under the Admins heading.

  Learn more about teams in an Organization →

  

  Access shared resources

  Libraries

  Publish libraries within a team, or share them with members of your organization. Guests can only access libraries you invite them to.

  Organization admins can choose default libraries, which you can access from every file in the organization. Then track how members are using shared components with library analytics.

  Fonts

  Exclusive to organizations, upload and share fonts within a team or across the entire organization.

  Upload fonts in .TTF and .OTF format. It's not possible to upload or install web fonts. Access any fonts on your computer via the Figma Desktop app or Figma Font Helper on browser.

  Only organization admins can upload fonts to the organization and team admins can upload fonts to a specific team.

  Plugins

  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.

  Organizations have access to extra features that control how members use and share plugins.

  • Organization admins can control which plugins are safe for internal use with Approved plugins. Admins can add and remove plugins as needed.
  • Private plugins allow members of the organization to make and use plugins with potentially sensitive information, without having to share them publicly.

  To find private plugins, click on the organization name in the sidebar and select the Plugins tab. Learn how to access shared resources in an organization →

• Permissions in an organization

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  These permissions apply to anyone on the Figma Organization plan.

  Organization Admins can manage member roles and types.

  Team permissions define how members can interact with files and projects within a specific team.

  Anyone that interacts with the Organization has both an account type and a role at the Organization level.

  Account types define what resources in the Organization a member has access to. There are three types of accounts: Member, Admin and Guest.

  Roles define a member's permissions and whether they are included in your Organization's billing. There are three roles in an Organization: Viewer, Viewer Restricted, and Editor.

  Members can join multiple teams in the Organization, and at different permission levels. Unlike Professional teams, which are billed individually, Figma bills Organizations as a whole. This makes sure Organizations only pay for each Editor once.

  Account types

  Account type determines what resources a member of an Organization has access to. There are three types of accounts: Members, Admins, and Guests.

  You can have any combination of account type and role in an organization:

  Account type	Role
  Guest	Viewer
  Guest	Viewer Restricted
  Guest	Editor
  Member	Viewer
  Member	Viewer Restricted
  Member	Editor
  Admin	Viewer
  Admin	Viewer Restricted
  Admin	Editor

  Member

  Members are users with a company email that you have invited or added to your Organization. For example: name@organization.com.

  Members can

  ✅ View a list of all teams within the Organization
  ✅ Join or request to join any team within the Organization
  ✅ Create new teams within the Organization
  ✅ Access Secret teams of which they are a member
  ✅ View a list of all members of the Organization - this includes Members and Guests
  ✅ Find and use any libraries shared across the Organization. Including teams they aren't a member of.
  ✅ Find and use font shared across the Organization
  ✅ Invite other Organization Members to teams, files and projects within the Organization

  Organization Admin

  Organization Admins are Members that have extra administrative rights within the Organization. They can manage administrative aspects of the Organization itself.

  You can add an Organization Admin with any role, including Viewer Restricted.

  Note: Organization Admins are different to team Admins. Team Admins have administrative rights within a specific team. Teams within an Organization still use Viewer, Editor, and Admin permissions to define how collaborators can interact with each team.

  Admins can

  ✅ Do everything Members can
  ✅ Access the entire Admin Console
  ✅ Change the Organization's Logo
  ✅ Change the role and account type of any Organization members
  ✅ Request a list of all members in the Organization
  ✅ Upload font to the Organization
  ✅ View and explore detailed Activity Logs. These record events and actions taken within the Organization
  ✅ View a detailed billing history
  ✅ View and manage an Organization's Quarterly True Up
  ✅ Make payments against an Organization's invoices
  ✅ Enable default libraries in the Assets Panel ( Editors only)

  There are some things that Admins can't do within an Organization.

  Admins can't

  🚫 Access every team within your Organization. Admins will need to join a team to be able to access any projects, files and shared resources within it.
  🚫 View Secret teams in the Organization (unless that team no longer has an owner or admins)
  🚫 Perform Administrative functions on a team (unless they are an Admin of that team)
  🚫 Enable default libraries in the Assets Panel (Viewers only)

  Guest

  Guests are users that you have invited to specific resources within an Organization. This could be a specific team, file or project.

  Guests are collaborators that don't have email addresses that match any registered domains in an Organization. These could be external contractors, clients or other collaborators.

  You can invite a guest to a resource as a Viewer, Viewer Restricted, or Editor. If you invite a Guest as an Editor, Figma will include them in the Organization's billing.

  Guests can

  ✅ Have an email address that isn't registered to the Organization's domain
  ✅ Access teams, projects or files you have invited them to
  ✅ Be added to a team, file or project within an Organization
  ✅ Invite other collaborators to teams, files and projects they have access to. They can invite users at or below their access level.

  Guests can't

  🚫 View a list of all teams within the Organization.
  🚫 Join or Request to Join any teams within the Organization
  🚫 Find or use any libraries shared across the Organization (unless invited)
  🚫 Find or use any fonts shared across the Organization

  Note: To allow Guests to use Components from a shared library, they will need to have at least view access to the library file.

  Roles

  Roles define a member's permissions and whether they are included in your Organization's billing. There are three roles in an Organization: Viewer, Viewer [Restricted], and Editor.

  Organization Admins can view member's roles in the Members tab of the Admin Console. Members can view their own role from the Settings tab of their Figma account.

  Note: If you are using SAML SSO in your Organization, Organization Admins may also see a Provisional role. Figma shows this role when you have added someone to your SAML SSO provider, but they have not logged into Figma using SAML SSO yet.

  Viewer

  When you first add a new member to your Organization, Figma will assign them the Viewer role. Figma doesn't include Viewer members in an Organization's billing.

  Viewer is a provisional role. To remove barriers to collaboration, there are no restrictions on Viewers. Organization Admins can upgrade Viewers to Editors in the Admin console. Viewers can also upgrade themselves when they perform any of the upgrade actions.

  It's not possible to change a member's role back to Viewer. To restrict their access, you can change the member's role to Viewer Restricted.

  Viewers can

  ✅ View any projects and files in teams of which they are a member
  ✅ View a library or font shared across the Organization
  ✅ Comment on any files or Prototypes
  ✅ Create and edit files within their Drafts
  ✅ Use styles and components shared in the Organization in their Drafts
  ✅ Use any font shared across the Organization in their Drafts

  Viewers can't

  🚫 Edit files or projects in any teams of which they are a member.
  🚫 Use styles and components from shared libraries in team files.
  🚫 Use font shared across the Organization in team files.
  🚫 Edit shared libraries within the Organization.
  🚫 Enable libraries within a team or across the Organization.

  If a Viewer attempts any of the following actions, Figma will upgrade them to an Editor in the Organization.

  • Share a file from their Drafts with a member of the Organization.
  • Create new teams within the Organization.
  • Create libraries and share them with the Organization.
  • Click the Edit file button when opening a link to an Organization file.

  What’s the difference between Viewer and Viewer Restricted?

  Viewers are provisional users. When you add new members and guests to your Organization, Figma will give them a Viewer role. Viewers can upgrade to a paid Editor role by performing one of the actions listed above. Organization Admins can also upgrade Viewers to Editors.

  Viewer Restricted users have had their access restricted by an Organization Admin, so they aren't able to upgrade themselves to a paid Editor role. Viewer Restricted users will need to request an upgrade from an Organization Admin.

  Viewer Restricted

  Members with a Viewer Restricted role can perform limited actions within an Organization. We don't include Viewer Restricted members in an Organization's billing.

  A Member can request an upgrade from their Account Settings by clicking the Request Upgrade link next to their current role. This will send a notification to all Organization Admins, who can then approve or reject the Member's request.

  Viewer Restricted can

  ✅ View any projects and files in teams they are a part of.
  ✅ View a library or font shared across the Organization.
  ✅ Comment on any files or Prototypes shared across the Organization.
  ✅ Create and edit files within their Drafts.
  ✅ Use Styles and Components from shared libraries in their Drafts
  ✅ Use any font shared across the Organization in their Drafts

  Viewer Restricted can't

  🚫 Edit files or projects in any teams they are a part of.
  🚫 Use Styles and Components from shared libraries in team files.
  🚫 Edit any shared libraries within the Organization.
  🚫 Use font shared across the Organization, in any team files.
  🚫 Share files from their Drafts with other members in the Organization.
  🚫 Create new teams within the Organization
  🚫 Enable libraries within a team or across the Organization.
  🚫 Create libraries and share them with the Organization.

  Editor

  Editors are Organization members that have can edit access to at least one team, project or file. This doesn't includes files from their own drafts, but does include files within other member's Drafts.

  Figma includes anyone with an Editor role, including Admins and Guests, in your Organization's billing.

  Editors can

  ✅ View any projects and files in teams of which they are a member.
  ✅ View a library or font shared across the Organization.
  ✅ Comment on any files or Prototypes shared across the Organization.
  ✅ Create and edit files within their Drafts.
  ✅ Use Styles and Components from shared libraries in their Drafts
  ✅ Use any font shared across the Organization in their Drafts
  ✅ Edit files and projects in any teams they are an Editor on
  ✅ Edit files or projects they have can edit access to
  ✅ Use Styles and Components from shared libraries in any files
  ✅ Use font shared across the Organization in any files
  ✅ Share files from Drafts with other members in the Organization

• Teams in an organization

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on Figma Organization plan.

  Any member of an organization can create a team.

  Only team admins can manage a team in an organization. Learn how to manage teams in an organization →

  Every team in Figma will have its own dedicated workspace, where you can access projects and files, view members, and apply team-level settings like default libraries and custom fonts. 

  One of the big benefits of Figma Organizations is that you can create as many teams as you need. As members of the organization can join multiple teams, you can easily establish cross-functional teams and share resources across them.

  There are different ways to structure your teams. Create teams around your company's hierarchy, build multi-disciplinary teams for each product vertical, or create workspaces to collect resources and explore company-wide projects and initiatives.

  Read our best practice guide on team, project, and file structure →

  Note: Anyone with an email address that matches an organization domain is a member. Anyone without an email that doesn't match the organization's domain(s) is a guest.

  View and join teams

  Teams in an organization have an Org access setting, which determines how members can find and view teams. There are three access levels: open, closed, and secret.

  View organization teams

  Organization members can view all teams in the organization from the organization space. If you're inviting guests from outside the organization, they can only view and access the teams you shared with them.

  Use the switcher to move between the organization space and any personal or external teams (Personal).

  

  Click on the organization name in the sidebar to view the organization's home page. This allows you to:

  • View all open and closed teams in the organization
  • Switch between grid and list view
  • Browse a list of open and closed teams
  • Join or request to join teams ↓
  • Leave teams of which you are a member
  • Delete teams of which you are an admin

  

  Tip! Organization admins can also view a list of open and closed teams in the Admin settings. Admins can join, request to join, or leave teams they are a member from the Teams page.

  Join teams

  When you join an organization team, Figma will add that team to the sidebar in your file browser. You will only be able to access that team in the organization's workspace.

  • Join open teams
  • Request to join closed teams
  • Invite-only secret teams

  Note: Team permissions in an organization are the same as team permissions in a Professional, Education, or Starter team. Learn how to manage teams and members →

  Join open teams

  Every member of an organization will be able to search for and find open teams. This allows you to search, view, and discover any files or projects within that team.

  Join open teams without requiring an invitation from an existing member. By default, you join open teams with can view permissions.

  You can also join an open team if someone invites you to the team. You'll need to accept the invite via the email or notification to join.

  1. Click the Join button to add yourself to the team.
  2. You can now view and comment on any files and projects within that team. To request edit access, you can ask another team member to upgrade you.

  Note: An existing editor or admin of a team can give other members can edit access to the team. Figma include members with can edit access to files, projects, or teams in the organization's billing. Learn more about upgrades in an organization →

  Request to join closed teams

  Any member can search for and find closed teams, but they can't view any files or projects within them.

  Members can request to join closed teams at viewers or editors. A team admin will need to confirm any requests, before they can join the team.

  Existing members can invite other collaborators to the team. They can only invite collaborators at their permission level or lower. For example: a viewer can only invite a viewer, but an editor can invite a viewer or editor.

  1. Click the Request to join button on the team card.
  2. Use the to choose can view or can edit access.
  3. Add any notes or information to give the team admin some context (optional).
  4. Click Request access.
  5. Figma will send a notification to every admin on that team, which they can approve or reject. You can only access the team once an admin has approved your request.

  Caution: If you request to join a team as an editor, Figma will upgrade your role in the organization and include you in the organization's billing. Learn more about requesting upgrades →

  Tip! If you don't need access to team anymore, or want to change the permission level, click Cancel request next to the team.

  Invite-only secret teams

  Secret teams are hidden from members of the organization, so organization members won't see them on the organization page or in the teams tab of the organization's Admin settings.

  To get access to a secret team, an existing member needs to invite you. Only editors and admins can invite collaborators to a secret team. They can invite both members or guests.

  Note: Organization admins can only access secret teams of which they're a member. Organization admins can see activity related to secret teams, including team members and file names, in the organization's activity logs.

  Create teams

  Any member of an organization can create a team. Guests aren't able to create teams in the organization space. 

  1. Click on the organization name in the sidebar.
  2. Click the New team button in the top-right corner.
  3. Give the team a Name.
  4. Use the to select the Org access level.
  5. Click Create team to create the team.
  6. Figma will open the new team workspace. Click Add a team description to enter a bio for the team (optional).

  Note: If you are a viewer in the organization and create a team, Figma will upgrade you to an editor and include you in the organization's billing.

  Leave teams

  When you leave a team, you will no longer be able to access any files, projects, libraries or fonts in that team.

  You can leave a team from a few places in the organization space.

  • 1

    Sidebar

    1. Right-click on the team name in the sidebar.
    2. Select Leave team from the options.
  • 2

    Team page

    1. Click on the team name in the sidebar.
    2. Click the next to the team name in the menu bar.
    3. Select Leave team from the options.
  • 3

    Organization page

    1. Click on the organization name in the sidebar.
    2. Hover over the Joined button next to the team you want to leave.
    3. Click the Leave button when it appears.

   

• Access shared resources in an organization

  Before you start

  Who can use this feature

  Supported on the Figma Organization plan.

  Any organization member can access resources shared across the entire organization. Guests of the organization can only access resources you invite them to.

  Organizations go beyond the team setup you may be used to in a Professional or Starter team. Create unlimited teams in an organization and access them all via a dedicated organization workspace. Any team you create will have access to all the features of a Professional team, plus some extras.

  In addition to that space, members have a personal space for any teams outside the organization. Everything in the organization space is owned by the organization. This includes files from every team in the organization, as well as files in individual's drafts.

  In this article, we'll cover accessing shared resources including files, libraries, fonts, and plugins.

  Note: Everyone in an organization has both an account type and a role. These control what resources a person can access in the organization and how they can interact with them.

  Figma includes anyone with an editor role in the organization's billing. Learn more about members in an organization →

  Files

  Sharing files in an organization is different than sharing files from a Starter, Education or Professional team. Organizations support seamless collaboration between members, so there are a few ways members can get access to files:

  • A member invites them to the file
  • They are a member of the team or project
  • They open a link to an organization file (link sharing)

  Caution: If you invite someone as an editor, who doesn't already have an editor role in the organization, Figma will upgrade them to paid status and include them in the organization's billing.

  Note: If you invite someone who's email address doesn't match any of the organization's domains, they will be a guest of the organization. Guests can only access the files, projects, and teams to which you invite them.

  Invite collaborators to files

  Invite a collaborator to a file in your organization to give them an explicit role on the file. You can view everyone who has a role on the file in the share modal.

  1. Click the Share button from the toolbar in the file.
  2. Enter the member's email in the Invite someone.. field.
  3. Choose what permission to give them
     • Can edit: Invite them to the file as an Editor. This requires a paid seat in an Organization.
     • Can view: Invite them to the file as a Viewer.
  4. Click Send invite to confirm. They will need to accept the invite to edit the file.

  Invite members to teams

  When you are a member of a team, you can access to any files and projects within a team. View the team's access from the file's share modal:

  Figma won't give members an explicit role on a file, unless someone invites them to the file. Learn how to invite members to teams →

  Share links to files

  Every file and prototype in Figma has a unique URL. For example: http://www.figma.com/file/ABCDEFGHIJKL/file-name

  You can use this link to share designs and prototypes with members of your organization. This includes organization members who aren't invited to that specific file or team

  Use link sharing settings to define who can open the file, and whether they have view or edit access. The default settings are Anyone at Organization with link and can view. Learn more about link sharing settings in an organization →

  Inherited permissions versus explicit roles: If a user gets access to an organization file via a link, they will be able to access the file based on the file's link sharing settings (Can view or Can edit).

  Like members who can access files via team-level permissions, this is an inherited permission and doesn't give them an explicit role on that file. ;

  This means that members listed in the share modal won't include everyone who has access to, or interacted with, the file.

  Libraries

  Styles and components live in the files you created them in. To access and reuse these in other files, you can publish them to a library. This allows you to maintain a consistent brand and style, at scale.

  Members of an organization can choose to publish files to a specific team or share it across the entire organization. Learn how to share libraries in an organization →

  • Choose which libraries you want to make available to the organization.
  • Organization admins can choose which libraries are available to members in organization files.
  • Guests can only access libraries you invite them to.
  • Admins can also remove libraries to hide or remove them for organization members.

  Tip! See how members of your ogranization are using libraries and components with library analytics. Learn how to explore and understand library analytics →

  Fonts

  Figma gives you access to an extensive catalog of Google Web Fonts. If you would like to use extra fonts in your Figma designs, you can use local fonts on your computer.

  • If you're using the Figma Desktop app, any local fonts will already be available to you. You can find these alongside the Google Web Fonts in the font picker.
  • If you're using Figma in the browser, you will need to install the Figma Font Helper application. This allows you to access any fonts you have stored locally on your computer when using Figma in the browser.

  Figma Organizations can also upload and share custom fonts in the organization. This allows members to share fonts in a specific team, or across the entire organization.

  • Only organization admins can upload fonts to the entire organization.
  • Only team admins can upload fonts to a specific team.

  Learn more about uploading fonts to an organization →

  Plugins

  In an Organization, you have both an Organization and Personal space. Figma links any plugins you install to your entire account.

  Organization members can access both public and private plugins in an Organization. This allows other members of the Organization to use internal plugins, as well as access plugins from the Figma Community.

  • Browse and install plugins in the Figma Community. Figma will add any plugins you install to your account so can access them in both your organization and external team workspaces.
  • If the Approved plugin ;list is enabled, you can only use public plugins on this list within the organization space. You can use plugins outside of that list in your external team workspaces.
  • View and instal private organization plugins that are private to your organization.
  • View and manage your installed plugins under your Account > Plugins.

  

  View private organization plugins

  To find and install plugins that are private to your organization:

  1. Open the Figma file browser and click the organization name in the left sidebar.
  2. Select the Plugins header at the top of the page to view any plugins that are private to your organization.
  3. Click the ↓ Install button to add the plugin to your account.

  

  Make plugins

  If you are a member of an organization you can choose to publish plugins privately or publicly. When you publish your plugin, you can choose to share the plugin privately or publicly.

  Private plugins are only available to members of the organization, while public plugins are available for everyone.

  Private

  Organizations will often have their own systems and tools they have developed. They can include private information or data that members can't share outside the organization.

  Any member of an organization can make and share a private plugin.

  To publish plugins privately:

  • Set the Publish to setting to Organization name to create a private plugin.

  

  Note: When a member shares a plugin with the organization, Figma lists that member as the plugin's creator. They can choose to add other contributors as creators too. Figma will only attribute the plugin to the organization if or when it's published to the organization's community profile.

  Public

  Community profiles showcase files and plugins shared with the Figma Community. Figma supports Community profiles for creators, teams, and organizations.

  If you are an admin of a team or organization, you can publish plugins to those profiles as well as your own.

  To publish plugins publicly:

  • Set the Publish to setting to Community to create a public plugin.
  • Set the Creator ;to Organization name to publish to the plugin to the organization's profile. You can then list any other contributors, as long as they have an existing Community profile.

  

  Note: If you have a Figma account under a company email, your organization will have ownership over the contents of your Figma account. If you want to retain ownership of the plugin, we recommend creating a profile under a personal Figma account.

  Learn who can publish files and plugins →.