Release Notes

We've made some updates to the Billing tab in Admin settings, including a tab structure to make it easier to navigate:

- A tab that gives a high level overview of your plan and everything you're paying for

- A tab where you can review invoices

- On Enterprise, a tab for billing groups that enables admins to drill in and navigate to a specific billing group page

Find Community resources faster—no more endless scrolling! Creators can now add structured tags to boost visibility and make it easier for you to find the right templates, UI kits, or design assets in Figma.

This is an accessibility feature that allows keyboard users to move focus through the application. On Windows there is no change - Control+F6 will focus the next region while Control+Shift+F6 focuses the previous region. For users on MacOS we are replacing the Command+Control+RightArrow and Command+Control+LeftArrow shortcuts with F6 and Shift+F6.

Certain effects in Figma were not exporting properly as SVGs, and now should. When you apply an angular or diamond gradient or a background blur to an object in Figma, you will now be able to export (or copy) that object with the effects applied as an SVG and have the effects render properly on the web or wherever else you use the SVG. Note that ultimate web rendering is dependent on a viewer's browser, as not all browsers support background blurs.

Library Analytics API

We have launched the Library Analytics API out of Beta and added styles and variables data for Libraries, in addition to the existing data for components. Enterprise customers only. Learn more.

In-app Library Analytics

Org and Enterprise customers can now find styles and variables data included in their analytics reporting within Figma. This is in addition to the existing component data for a given library. Learn more.

Designers now have the option to select between Basic or Detailed image resampling in advanced export settings. By default, the Detailed setting, which is based on bicubic sampling, will be applied to new exports containing images.

You can now lock the aspect ratio of almost any object in Figma – including frames, shapes, images, videos, vectors, and text – so that the proportions of that object are respected as you scale the object or its parent container.

This functionality replaces Constrain proportions, which only worked when you adjusted the width or height fields of an object in the properties panel. With lock aspect ratio, you can resize objects proportionally from the properties panel or directly on the canvas. Any object you had previously applied Constrain proportions to will no longer exhibit the old behavior, so you’ll need to apply Lock aspect ratio to those objects instead.

Find Community assets:

Quickly search through top Community files to find assets you need, all in the design editor. Just type a few keywords in the actions menu to search for assets or upload an image to find something similar.

Boost image resolution:

Increase the resolution and clarity of your images in just a click in the Figma editor.

Note: These features are part of Figma AI's limited beta and are currently rolling out gradually.