Notion is an all-in-one workspace that combines your important work tools, like notes, docs, wikis, and project management, in one collaborative and customizable space.

Embedding a Figma file preview lets you add your Figma files to Notion. File previews are automatically synced with Figma so the latest changes will be reflected in Notion. This allows you to:

• View Figma files inside your meeting notes, project documentation, or design specs
• Share designs with teammates who may not have access to Figma
• Collect design feedback from collaborators

Embed a Figma file preview in Notion

You can embed a file preview for any Figma file or prototype. Anyone with access to the Notion doc will be able to view the file preview in Notion.

When you embed a file, you have the option to link to a specific page or top-level frame within the file by copying its link.

1. Open the page and select the top-level frame you'd like the embed to show (optional).
2. Click Share in the right sidebar.
3. Click Copy link.

You can paste the link directly or use the /figma or /embed slash commands to add the embed in Notion.

1. Go to the Notion page where you’d like to share your Figma file preview.
2. Type /figma or /embed to add an embed block. Paste the URL you copied to add the embed.
   • Alternatively, you can simply paste the URL. If you paste the URL without using a slash commend, choose how you want the embed to show:
     • Select Paste as preview to display the file as an inline preview.
     • Select Paste as mention to link to the file using a stylized link.
     • Select Paste as link to link to the file using a standard URL.
       

Notion may ask you to authenticate with Figma to access the file.