Skip to contentDesign tokens, variable modes, and .fig files that go back to Figma exactly as you left them.
- Drop design token files onto the canvas to turn them into variables.
- Apply a variable mode to layers and pages, as in Figma.
- Saving an opened .fig file writes only what you changed, so Figma shows your edits and keeps everything else.
- Trackpads and mouse wheels pan and zoom the canvas the way Figma does.
- Joining a shared room is about twelve times faster.
- Save a chat with your agent, or a diagnostics report, as a file.
Small canvas moves that make everyday editing feel like Figma.
- Double-click an auto layout gap on the canvas to edit it.
- Switch a frame, group, or section into another from the layer type menu.
- Text keeps its own case, links, styles, and variables for any range of characters.
- Edit the layout guides of several frames at once.
- Clicks just outside a thin line or small dot select it, so hairlines are easy to pick.
- Lines of text that mix font sizes are spaced as in Figma.
Comments, slots, real component properties, and controls that work in preview.
- Comment on designs and reply in threads; comments are saved inside the .fig file.
- Create component properties and variants from the properties panel.
- Turn a component into a working button, switch, slider, or text field and try it in Preview.
- Bulleted and numbered lists in text, with nesting.
- Insert icons from open icon sets with a picker in the toolbar.
- Check designs with Lint and fix many issues in one click.