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Framework by Figma

At Framework, our design systems event, we launched Code Connect and other new features to empower teams to drive design systems adoption. With the addition of typography and gradients, we also brought variables out of beta.

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Beta

Customize what code developers see

Code Connect delivers code from your design system to Dev Mode, helping developers build with consistency and speed.

Available in beta on Organization and Enterprise plans

Fully align variables to design tokens

With typography and gradients for variables, Figma now supports all major token types. Apply font and color modes across platforms, languages and themes.

beta

Further understand your library usage

The Library Analytics API supports the export of library data so you can store the data to see long term insights and analyze data through your existing analytics tools.

Enterprise plans only

In case you missed it

Meet multi-edit: Editing as it should be

Now you can quickly select matching layers, accurately resize and align objects to their frames, batch edit text boxes, edit multiple variants at once, and more with multi-edit.

Introducing FigJam, with AI

A "weekly sync" is selected from the prompt panel and a FigJam board is populated with a template.A "weekly sync" is selected from the prompt panel and a FigJam board is populated with a template.

Take the work out of prep work

Generate templates for weekly team syncs, brainstorms, and retros—or, dive into planning with visual timelines and org charts—all from a simple prompt.

Multiple prompts are displayed.Multiple prompts are displayed.

Go from blank canvas to a personalized FigJam file

Built on best practices and inspired by common use cases, these click-and-go prompts are designed to help teams build great products.

Multiple stickies are selected, "Sort" is selected, and the stickes are organized into categories.Multiple stickies are selected, "Sort" is selected, and the stickes are organized into categories.

Automatically identify themes

Quickly sort stickies into groupings, so you can spend less time manually organizing and more time uncovering big ideas.

Multiple stickies are selected, "Summerize" is selected, and a summery is generated.Multiple stickies are selected, "Summerize" is selected, and a summery is generated.

Get an instant summary

Get clarity on the key takeaways and next steps by summarizing stickies with a click. You can even grab a quick link to share the summary with others.

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Say hello to Dev Mode

Meet Dev Mode, a new space in Figma that makes it faster and easier to go from design to development. Plus, check out new ways for designers to prep files for production.