Changelog

Exports now default to 2× resolution, with smoother text and vector edges in PNG, WebP and PDF output.

Figma component instances expand faster, and layout checks take less time in large documents.

Navigation guards help prevent leaving a file before your edits finish syncing.

Fixed cases where agent reimports could overwrite browser edits. Import conflicts now give agents clearer instructions for keeping your changes, using the import or creating a duplicate.

Email addresses typed while team invitations are sending are no longer cleared when the request completes.

Feedback confirmation toasts now appear in the bottom-right corner.

Import .fig files or paste copied Figma layers as editable designs, preserving masks, text formatting and layout.

Asset previews compete less with canvas images for loading capacity, and large exports use less memory.

Fixed agent authorization so OpenCode can request editing access.

Fixed an issue that could cause authentication requests to stall.

Account deletion now explains organization ownership blockers and provides access to account options after leaving your last organization.

Export your personal data as JSON or delete your account from Profile settings. Verify your identity using your linked password, Google or GitHub account.

Connect your coding agent in three steps, with instructions for each supported client and connection help when needed.

Layer editing, bulk selection and drag previews are faster in documents with thousands of layers.

The canvas now loads image resolutions suited to your viewport and shares decoded images, while preserving original uploads and exports.

Controls and file cards now stay in place when moving between folders and Files.

Website captures better preserve public content, photos, icons, borders and clipped elements, while keeping private fields redacted.

Large website captures can now be deleted and restored with undo, including older imports that previously became undeletable.

Documents with many images now pace loading requests to avoid capacity failures and unnecessary retries. Multi-selection exports reuse repeated image downloads while preserving original quality.

Connected agents now appear as teammate cursors with subtle outlines on the layers they are working on. Activity without a visible target appears in the canvas margin, with details available on demand.

Agents can now group multiple layer edits into a single operation, reducing the calls needed to update a design.

Connected agents discover tools, read documents and edit multiple layers with less repeated processing and fewer database round trips.

Keyboard and context-menu deletion now act on the full selection while respecting locked layers. Right-clicking within a selected frame or between selected frames preserves your selection.

Editor panels now stay visually consistent as they open and close, including the version history panel.

The product canvas, collaboration tools, webpage capture extension, and MCP server are available under the Apache License 2.0. You can self-host Tidy and extend it with your own tools.

Dragging a layer in a multi-selection now preserves the selection and moves the selected layers together.

Editor panels now open and close smoothly, keeping the canvas movement in step with the panels.

The app's logo fonts now use compressed WOFF2 files, reducing the amount of font data downloaded.