The Figma mobile app lets you access your files and test prototypes from anywhere. You can also share files, browse multiple workspaces, and mirror frames from your desktop to your mobile device.

Use the Figma mobile app to:

• Search, view, and comment on files, boards, slide decks, and prototypes
• Present and test prototypes without being tethered to your desktop
• Mirror selected frames from your desktop to a mobile device
• Edit FigJam boards
• Navigate teams and projects
• Mark files and projects as favorites for fast access
• Stay in the loop when working outside of Figma with push notifications

Download the mobile app

Use the following links or QR codes to install the Figma mobile app:

• Figma for iOS: Supported on devices running iOS 16 or later
• Figma for Android: Supported on devices running Android 8 or later

For best performance, we recommend that you use the latest version of your device’s operating system.

Log in to Figma

Log in to your Figma account using any of these methods:

• Email address and password
• Google Single Sign On
• Third-party identity provider (SAML SSO)

Switch to a different organization

The Figma mobile app only displays files from one organization at a time. If your account is part of a Figma Organization and you can't find your files, it's possible they're in a different organization or account. Tap your organization's logo in the top-right corner to switch to another organization.

Learn more about switching between accounts →

Set preferred language

Figma's browser, desktop app, and mobile app are currently supported in English, Spanish, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Korean. You can change the language displayed in the Figma mobile app by updating the preferred language in your mobile device settings. Change your language preference →

Browse and search files

When you open the Figma mobile app, you'll see your recent Prototypes and Files organized in their own section.

There are a couple ways to find a file or prototype:

• Browse the Recents tab to view the files and prototypes you most recently opened
• Click See all for a section to browse all your files or prototypes
• Use the Search tab to find a specific file for prototype by name. You can also browse through the files you starred using the Figma desktop or browser apps

Tap on a file or prototype to open and view it.

View a Figma Design file

With a Figma Design file open, you can:

• Hold and drag your finger across your screen to pan around the file's canvas
• Pinch the screen with two fingers to zoom in and out of the canvas
• Long-press a location on the canvas to add a comment

Tap the menu to access these additional options:

• Show or hide comment indicators on the canvas
• View prototypes
• Manage which users have access to the file
• View the comments list to see all comments in the file
• Switch between pages in the file

Edit FigJam boards

If you’re working in FigJam on an iPad, we recommend using the FigJam app. This app provides a dedicated space to view, edit, and manage your FigJam boards. The FigJam app is supported on iPads running iPadOS 15 or later. Learn more about FigJam for iPad →

You can still view and edit FigJam boards using the Figma mobile app.

View a prototype

View a prototype to test interactions or to view static designs on a real device. If a prototype has no interactions, tap on the screen to navigate to the next frame.

Prototypes have a hidden menu bar. To access it, press and hold the screen with two fingers. The menu contains options to:

• Switch between flow starting points
• Restart the prototype from the flow's starting frame
• View the file for the prototype
• Turn comments on and off
• Toggle hotspot hints
• Share the prototype link
• Exit the prototype and return to the Recent tab

Learn how to view prototypes on a mobile device →

View Figma Slides decks

With a Figma Slides deck open, you can:

• Navigate to each slide in the deck by tapping the slide preview at the bottom of the screen
• Pinch the screen with two fingers to zoom in and out on your currently selected slide
• Long-press a location on a slide to add a comment

Tap the menu to access these additional options:

• Show or hide comment indicators on the deck
• Manage which users have access to the deck
• View the comments list to see all comments on the deck

Comment on files and prototypes

Use comments on the Figma mobile app to keep up-to-date even when you’re away from your computer. You can access your comment notifications from the Activity tab.

Tap on a comment to open the quick reply view. This lets you quickly view comments without having to load the entire file. From here, you can:

• Reply to comments
• Long-press on a comment to leave a reaction
• Tap to resolve a comment you added

If you want to view the comment within the larger context of the file, tap Open comment in file.

Mirror frames

Use the Mirror tab of the mobile app to view frames that are selected in the file on your desktop.

• View real-time edits to a frame on a mobile device
• Preview how assets in your design look scaled to a device screen

Learn how to mirror frames on a mobile device →

Push notifications

Stay up-to-date with mobile push notifications, even when you’re working outside of Figma. Push notifications are enabled by default.

To manage push notifications in the Figma mobile app:

1. Tap your organization’s logo in the top-right corner.
2. Tap Notifications.
3. Use the settings to configure your push notification preferences

Troubleshoot app closure on Android devices

If you’re experiencing an issue with the Figma mobile app forcibly closing on your Android device, do the following:

1. Update the Android System Webview on your device to the latest version.
2. Restart your device.
3. Open the Figma mobile app.

Troubleshoot access issues on iOS devices with Lockdown Mode enabled

If you’re using an iOS device with Lockdown Mode enabled, you may receive an error when accessing Figma using a browser. To resolve this issue, you must exclude figma.com from Lockdown Mode on your device. For instructions on excluding websites from Lockdown Mode, see Apple’s help documentation.