Figma

FAQs

• Q. Do I need to sign in or sign up to use Figma?
  Yes, you need to create an account and sign in to use all features.
• Q. What are Figma's pricing plans?
  You can see your current plan in your Figma account settings, where you can choose between Starter, Professional, Organization, and Enterprise.
• Q. What are collaboration seats, dev seats, and full seats in Figma's pricing plans, and what's the difference?
  Figma pricing is divided into three seats based on user role and required functionality. The Collab sheet provides design editing and collaboration features, while the Dev sheet is for developers with access to Dev Mode (code snippets, spec checks, etc.) without design editing. Full seats include both features and are optimized for designer and developer collaboration. The purpose of this split is to adjust the features and cost based on the user's role on the team.
• Q. What are the system requirements for Figma?
  Figma works browser-based (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and supports Windows 8.1 or later, macOS 11 or later, and the latest WebGL 1.0 or later. The desktop app is available for both macOS and Windows, and requires WebGL and the latest graphics driver for smooth use. The mobile app can view files on iOS 11.4 or later and Android 7 or later, but editing capabilities are limited. Some GPUs, such as Intel HD Graphics 3000, may experience bugs, so we recommend using the latest graphics drivers, and in virtual desktop (VDI) environments, we recommend using a physical device, as lack of graphics card support may cause performance degradation.
• Q. How many people can work on a file at the same time?
  Figma and FigJam support up to 500 collaborators on a file, of which up to 200 can edit simultaneously. Invited users can edit in real-time with editable permissions, while the rest of the participants can browse the file in view-only mode and use some features, such as comments, emojis, and cursor chat. Up to 200 cursors are also visible simultaneously, and multiplayer cursors are automatically hidden to maintain performance as more people join, and the file switches to view-only when the 500-user limit is reached.
• Q. How do I access UI3 and Figma AI features?
  UI3 and Figma AI are available to individuals on a rolling basis via a waitlist, and are currently in beta with all slots filled. There are no team or organizational activations, and will be rolled out incrementally over the coming months, regardless of plan or seat type.
• Q. How do I configure a browser for Figma?
  Figma is available on Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox, and requires WebGL to be enabled. In Chrome, you'll need to zoom the page to 100%, enable graphics acceleration, and update WebGL-related flags. macOS users are advised to disable trackpad gestures to avoid mistakes while working on the canvas, and install the Figma Font Helper to use local fonts.