Figma set up figma.new and figjam.new domains as shortcuts for creating new files.
#FigmaTip:
— ˗ˏˋrogieˎˊ (@rogie) May 25, 2021
type in https://t.co/3RpjqeiyAf to create a Design file.
type in https://t.co/juHYiR1glm to create a FigJam file.
A few things I wish I had known earlier on for working in @figmadesign—I hope one or more of these can be helpful to someone out there! 🙏
— Joey Banks (@joeyabanks) May 12, 2021
1) Hold ⌘ + drag a frame to resize it to ignore any of the constraints set for the items inside. ↔️
🔥 @figmadesign tip — on a Mac you can set custom Keyboard shortcuts for your fav Figma Plugins!
— Dave Williames (@DavidWilliames) September 4, 2019
Under System preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts; add Figma and the name of the plugin (as it appears in the menu bar), and whatever shortcut you want.🥳 #FigmaTip pic.twitter.com/xurtBIQtmg
“Using keyboard shortcuts and the Styler plugin, you can convert your Figma swatches and type hierarchies into styles in a flash.”
Many of us may already know this shortcut, but just wanted to share in case it's helpful for any designer who's newer to @figmadesign! Double clicking on the edge of a text box will quickly allow you to set its size to be Auto Width, saving you a few seconds of work each time. ↔️ pic.twitter.com/PBUN8oLySE
— Joey Banks (@joeyabanks) May 4, 2021
You should always name your layers and use this @figmadesign shortcut to help out. Learn along with #professorfigma pic.twitter.com/khDUNvd3ww
— miggi from figgi (@miggi) May 2, 2021
“Quickly master your documents pages and frames using simple shortcut keyboard actions.”
A good tip from Miguel – Command-Click on an object to show a list of all layers below.
Here is a micro #FigmaTip for your hump-day! Easily select something in @figmadesign by holding ⌘ (Mac) or Ctrl (Win) when you right-click. This will pull up a list of objects directly beneath your cursor.
— miggi from figgi (@miggi) February 10, 2021
This is where naming your layers pays back dividends! 😊 pic.twitter.com/t4RNeGW9w7
Command-\ hides all UI, while Command-Shift-\ hides only the left sidebar.
Need more real estate *and* the design panel in @figmadesign?
— Anthony DiSpezio (@adispezio) February 11, 2021
cmd+shift+\ to hide left sidebar!#figmatip pic.twitter.com/aWeBq1Bq0o
⌘+⇧+K to place an image, ⌘+⇧+C/V to copy/paste it from/to an object.
Happy Friday! Here is a #FigmaTip showcasing some short keys to help master placing images in your @figmadesign designs.
— miggi from figgi (@miggi) January 22, 2021
⌘ + ⇧ + K to load and place images
⌘ + ⌥ + C to copy an img style from an object
⌘ + ⌥ + V to paste an img style to an objecthttps://t.co/VN7ZPDibzX pic.twitter.com/KrPEtlL7qc
Figma @figmadesign Protip... If you ever want to hide just your layers but keep the properties panel on the right when screen sharing (cuz layers be looking rough sometimes)... just hide only them `Command + Shift + \`
— miggi from figgi (@miggi) December 3, 2020
(You can also hide everything with `Command + \`) pic.twitter.com/MMggw86d0A
Joel Califa suggests assigning a system shortcut to the Find & Replace plugin.
Figma tip:
— Joel Califa (@notdetails) August 15, 2020
1. Install the Find & Replace plugin: https://t.co/pRNsFbm8ag
2. Go to your mac's System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts and make ⌘F trigger it.
3. You now have "native" Find functionality on @figmadesign 🔍✨ pic.twitter.com/R3aJz6AFaz
A few weeks ago I ordered an @elgatogaming #StreamDeck to help me be more productive as an agency co-founder and designer. My findings so far:
— Leon Ephraïm (@leonephraim) July 29, 2020
TL;DR it's helped me both speed up my design workflow in @figmadesign as well as made KM macro's more top-of-mind pic.twitter.com/rSxQgGRU3S
Tired of clicking into nested layers in @figmadesign & don't know how many layers deep you have to go to get to the thing?
— ˗ˏˋrogieˎˊ (@rogie) July 27, 2020
Cmd/Ctrl + Right Click the object and out whips this friendly little menu that shows child/parent objects. Ditch that layer panel like a boss.#figmatips pic.twitter.com/fU0T26leL7
Figma shortcut of the day: Alt/Option + L will collapse all groups & frames in the layers panel! ✨
— Gleb Sabirzyanov (@gleb_sexy) July 29, 2020
When there are so many objects that you start losing your head while navigating the layers — Alt + L (win) or Option + L (mac) is your savior! @figmadesign #FigmaTip pic.twitter.com/8KGeka1E9r