If you've deleted components, or recreated them with different names, Figma won't recognize or match these components. This includes components sets and the variants within them. Matching is based on the style or component name only. You can swap any library you have at least can view access to.įigma looks for any matching styles and components in the selected library. Swap library lets you replace styles and components in the current file with instances from another library. There are a few different contexts for swapping your libraries: Detach instances from their main component.Swap individual instances or swap entire style and component libraries. Override properties of local instances or detach them to customize further. Add and remove libraries in an organizationĬreate local instances of components and apply styles to layers in your files.Enable libraries in drafts, teams, and files.Designers and collaborators receive updates to styles and components, making sure they're always using the latest version. Unpublish a library to remove it for all collaboratorsĮnable libraries in team files to allow members to view and use them across their files.Move published components between files.Publish styles and components to a library.Figma will keep a detailed record of your changes in the file's version history. Create styles for colors, text, effects and, layout gridsĬontinue to develop, iterate and refine your styles and components, and publish your changes to the library.Publish these styles and components as a library. Build librariesĬreate the styles and main components that define your brand. This allows you to enable that library in your teams, drafts, or files.Īccess components from the assets panel in the left sidebar, and styles using the Style icon next to any relevant property. To find and access styles and components across your files and projects, you can publish them as a library. Styles and components live in the files they are originally created in. You can use Styles to define attributes for color, text, stroke, fill, effects, and layout grids. Styles are sets of properties that can be applied to objects across your team's designs.
Or more elaborate combinations of other elements, like toolbars and menus. They can be basic elements made up of a few layers, like buttons or icons.
Components help keep your designs consistent and allow you to quickly apply changes across multiple files and projects. Anyone with edit access to a file can publish styles and components.Ĭomponents are elements of your designs that you want to reuse - you can think of them like building blocks.
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