UI kits are a set of libraries curated by Figma and partners (Google and Apple), optionally available from the assets tab in Figma Design files. UI kits contain high-quality components, styles, and example screens kick-start your designs, even if you don’t have a design system of your own.

In order to use iOS and iPadOS 18 UI kit, or any UI kits by Apple, you will need to:

• ✅ Accept Apple’s end user licensing agreement (EULA)
• ✅ Accept the SF Pro font (optional)

Review and accept the license agreement for Apple Design Resources

The first time you insert a component from Apple’s UI kit, you’ll be prompted to review the license agreement for using Apple Design Resources.

Select Agree to continue using Apple’s UI kit.

To download the license agreement document as a PDF, hover over the icon next to the UI kit in the Assets view, and click License Agreement for Apple Design Resources.

Review and accept the license agreement for SF Pro font (optional)

After accepting the Apple Design Resources licensing agreement, you’ll be prompted to review the licensing agreement for SF Pro font. This is not a requirement to use Apple’s UI kit.

Select Agree to use the font, and the SF Pro and SF Compact fonts will become available in Figma by default.

If you Disagree, you’ll be prompted to replace the font on the canvas with another one. If you change your mind and would like to use SF Pro and SF Compact, apply one of the fonts to a text layer. You’ll be prompted to review the licensing agreement.

If SF Pro or SF Compact is installed on your computer and available to use in Figma, then Figma will prioritize your font first.