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Propagate your design assets and real-time canvas updates by integrating Figma with Make. Linking your workspace to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger alerts on file comments, extract layer specs, and export assets to development boards. Sign up for a free account today to activate your first design-to-code pipeline.
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Lists all comments left on a file.
Lists the version history of a file.
Lists the project files in a given project.
Lists all the projects of a certain team.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Posts a comment to a file.
Triggers when a new comment is created.
Triggers 30 minutes after editing stops in the file.
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Popular Figma workflows.
Connect Figma to your other apps with Make. Automate design asset syncing and simplify your daily creative workflows.
Connect Figma with Make to automate feedback and keep teams aligned
By integrating Figma with Make, you can automatically convert design comments into tasks, collect external feedback via simple forms, and keep your entire team aligned without any manual data entry.
Automatically convert unresolved Figma comments into tasks in your favorite project management tools so nothing gets overlooked.
Allow stakeholders to submit design feedback through simple forms that automatically appear as comments on your Figma files.
Save time by automatically syncing design comments and updates with your team's everyday productivity apps.
Connect Figma with your communication tools to ensure developers and managers instantly see new design comments.
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