1. From the file browser, click Admin.
2. Click the Settings tab.
3. Under Extensions, click Plugin approval.
4. Select Only admin-approved plugins.

If you leave Allow members to request plugins checked, members can request access to unapproved plugins. Learn more about managing plugin requests.

1. From the file browser, click Admin.
2. Click the Settings tab.
3. Under Extensions, click Widget approval.
4. Select Only admin-approved widgets.

If you leave Allow members to request widgets checked, members can request access to unapproved widgets. Learn more about managing widget requests.

1. In Figma Community, navigate to the plugin or widget you’d like to approve.
2. Click Copy link in the Share section to add the plugin URL to your clipboard.
3. Select Admin in the sidebar.
4. Select Resources, then select Plugins.
5. Click Add plugin or Add widget at the top right of the page.
6. Paste the link in the field provided and click Add to confirm.

1. In Figma Community, navigate to the plugin or widget you’d like to approve.
2. Click Copy link in the Share section to add the plugin URL to your clipboard.
3. Select Admin in the sidebar.
4. Select Resources, then select Plugins.
5. Click Add plugin or Add widget at the top right of the page.
6. Paste the link in the field provided and click Add to confirm.
7. Select one or more workspaces, or approve the plugin or widget for the whole organization.

This section is made up of multiple components:

• A quick summary from the plugin or widget’s Figma Community page. Click Open in Community at the bottom of the modal to view the full listing.
• Information about the plugin or widget’s security practices. Developers can complete an optional security disclosure form to get a Data security info available badge on the listing for their plugin or widget. They also can provide information about its network access.
• How the plugin or widget is licensed.

A history of requests for the plugin or widget, including whether it has previously been approved or declined.

Try it out creates a new Figma Design or FigJam draft in a team outside the organization with the plugin or widget available for use.

When you click Decline, you’ll have the option to provide a reason. This helps the person who requested the plugin or widget understand why the request has been declined, and gives other organization admins context if someone requests approval for the plugin or widget in the future.

On the Organization plan, clicking Approve will give everyone in the organization access to the plugin or widget.

On the Enterprise plan, you can choose to approve the plugin or widget for the whole organization, or for individual workspaces. Approving for individual workspaces will prevent members from using the plugin or widget in drafts.

When you approve a request, the person who made the request will get notified in Figma and via email.

On the Organization plan, managing an approved plugin or widget means removing access for everyone in the organization.

1. Select Admin in the sidebar.
2. Select Resources, then select Plugins or Widgets.
3. Click the plugin or widget you’d like to remove from the organization.
4. Click Remove.

Removing access to a plugin or widget from the approved list will immediately prevent members from using them in files. An organization admin can always re-approve it again later.

On the Enterprise plan, you can remove access for everyone in the organization, or manage access on a workspace-by-workspace basis.

1. Select Admin in the sidebar.
2. Select Resources, then select Plugins or Widgets.
3. Click the plugin or widget you’d like to manage or remove from the organization.
4. Click Edit approvals.
5. Use the toggles to adjust access to the plugin or widget within the organization.