Multi-edit, FigJam AI, and more updates that just feel right. &nbs p;
Figma Newsletter |
March 2024 |
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| Every now and again, we ship a feature that makes us wonder how we ever got along without it. That’s certainly how it seems with multi-edit, a new feature that simplifies how you edit multiple objects in Figma.
We also shipped a few other updates to make Figma more intuitive, including new ways to filter file searches, improved AI outputs in FigJam, and updates to team access. Read on for all that, plus a preview of who's speaking at Config this June. |
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Multi-edit: Editing as it should be |
| Select matching layers faster, accurately resize and align objects to their frames, batch edit text boxes, edit multiple variants at once, and more. |
| Meet multi-edit → |
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More ways to find the files you need |
| Can’t remember the name of the file you're looking for? Now you can search or filter results by owner, file type, organization, team, or project. |
| Learn more → |
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FigJam AI gets smarter |
| From roadmaps to roadtrips, FigJam AI (currently in beta) can now make timelines and mindmaps for you. If you're not sure where to start: we have a prompt for that. |
| Steal these prompts → |
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Updates to managing team access |
| Granting or managing access to teams and projects just got simpler. |
| Read more → |
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Config speaker lineup Check out the full lineup and register now to attend in-person or virtually June 26-27. |
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