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How to publish files and plugins to Figma Community

Open your file in the editor, click Share, choose Publish to Community, fill in the name, description, category, tags, images and support contact, and publish. Publishing free files costs nothing, and free files are shared under CC BY 4.0. Selling is limited: Figma says it is not approving new creators for paid files right now, and plugins go through a review with no fixed timeline.

Checked on Figma Community's own pages on 2026-11-12.

CostFree to publish. Approved sellers pay a flat 15% fee per sale; the minimum price is $2.
Who can submitUsers on Starter, Professional, Education, Organization or Enterprise plans with edit access to the file. Only approved creators can sell, and Figma is not approving new sellers at this time.
ReviewPaid files are reviewed by Figma's content team. Plugins must pass review, with approval times that vary by volume; the optional data security disclosure can take up to two weeks.
FitsUI kits, design systems, wireframes, icon sets, mockups, FigJam templates, plugins and widgets.
Time needed1 to 2 hours for a file listing with good thumbnails; longer for plugins because of 2FA, review and security forms.

Before you start

  • A Community profile and edit access to the file you want to publish.
  • A thumbnail at 1920 x 1080 px plus up to 9 carousel images; the 'Community file cover frame preset' makes the right size.
  • Up to five tags, each custom tag 25 characters or less.
  • A support contact: an email address or a website.
  • Contributor names, if any; each needs access to the file and a Community account.
  • For plugins: two-factor authentication turned on and a 128 x 128 px icon.

How to list on Figma Community, step by step

  1. Prepare the file

    Clean up pages, name layers and add a cover frame at 1920 x 1080. Put usage notes on the first page, since buyers of paid files can preview only that page.

  2. Open the publish modal

    In the editor, click Share in the toolbar, choose Publish to Community, then click Publish. You cannot publish from the file browser.

  3. Describe the resource

    Add a name, a description with directions and credits, one category and up to five tags.

  4. Add images

    Upload the thumbnail and up to nine more carousel images. If you use a prototype preview as the thumbnail, you cannot add carousel images.

  5. Set final details

    Add contributors, choose whether comments are allowed, and enter your support contact. Pricing appears only for approved sellers on individual profiles.

  6. Publish and update

    Click Publish. To update later, choose Publish update; existing duplicates keep the old version, while likes and duplicate counts carry over.

  7. For plugins, wait for review

    Plugins show an In review badge after you submit and Figma emails you the result. If rejected, fix the issues and resubmit.

What the Figma Community form asks for

FieldLimitTip
Name–Say what the file is, such as 'Mobile banking UI kit', not a brand slogan.
Tagline (plugins)–One line on the job the plugin does.
Description–Explain how to use the file and credit fonts, icons and contributors.
CategoryOneChoose the category people browse for this type of resource.
TagsUp to 5; custom tags 25 charactersUse the words designers search, such as 'dashboard' or 'wireframe'.
Thumbnail1920 x 1080 px recommendedShow the actual screens, readable at small size.
Carousel imagesUp to 9Use them for detail shots, components and dark mode views.
Icon (plugins)128 x 128 px recommendedSimple shapes read better in plugin menus.
Additional contributors–Each person needs file access and a Community account.
Comments–Leave them on if you want feedback and questions on the page.
Support contact–An email or site where you answer questions.
Data security (plugins)–Optional disclosure; its review can take up to two weeks.
PricingMinimum $2, whole dollarsOnly available to approved sellers publishing from an individual profile.

Why submissions get rejected

  • Content that breaks the Figma Community Guidelines can be removed at any time.
  • Promoting products or services outside spaces meant for it, or spamming.
  • Taking credit for other people's work.
  • Paid files that fail the content team review.
  • Plugins that fail Figma's plugin review; you can revise and resubmit.

Tips that make a difference

  • A paid file can never become free and can only be delisted, not unpublished, so decide pricing carefully.
  • The first person to publish a paid file becomes the payee and this cannot be changed, so publish from the right account.
  • Files published from an organization cannot be moved outside it, and only admins can update files on team or org profiles.
  • Duplicates do not include version history or comments, so put instructions inside the file itself.
  • Free files are shared under CC BY 4.0, which means people may reuse them as long as they credit you.

Example: what JustLaunched prepared

These are the texts Pushify prepared for JustLaunched, a real brand, before listing it on sites like Figma Community. See the full sample report ›

NameJustLaunched
TaglineLaunch board for founders and early adopters
Short descriptionJustLaunched is a free launch board where founders introduce new products and early adopters try them first, ask questions and share feedback.
Tagsproduct launch, launch platform, startup discovery, indie makers, early adopters, beta testers, launch deals, product hunt alternative, saas, startups

Questions people ask

Is it free to publish on Figma Community?

Yes, publishing free files, plugins and widgets costs nothing. Figma takes a 15% fee only on paid sales by approved creators.

Can I sell files on Figma Community?

Only approved creators can sell, and Figma says it is not approving new creators for paid files at this time. Existing sellers can price files from $2 in whole dollars.

How long does Figma plugin review take?

Figma does not give a fixed time; approval depends on volume and team availability. The optional data security disclosure can take up to two weeks.

What license do free Community files use?

Free files are published under CC BY 4.0, so others must credit you. Paid files have their own terms that block resale and redistribution.

How do I update a file I already published?

Open it in the editor, click Share, choose Publish to Community and then Publish update. People who already duplicated it keep the old version.

Sources

The Figma Community pages this guide was checked against.

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