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Tidy up horizontal selection (one dimension)įor a selection on either the horizontal or vertical axis (one dimension), Figma will arrange objects based on the axis they overlap on.

Tidy up vertical selection (one dimension).

Learn how to use smart selection →ĭepending on your selection, you'll see one of the following options: You can then adjust the horizontal and vertical spacing between the objects in your selection with smart selections. Use tidy up to quickly align layers on one-dimension as rows or columns, or combine rows and columns to create two dimensional layouts.

Distribute vertical spacing: both the top and bottom objects or layers will maintain their position.

Distribute horizontal spacing: both the objects or layers on the outer left and outer right will maintain their position.

When using distribute, Figma will retain the position of the outermost objects or layers: You must have more than one layer or object selected. Use distribution to create equal space between layers in a selection. Learn how to use constraints → Distribution Tip! Create fixed layers and control how layers respond as you resize them with constraints. This allows you to select colors from local colors and styles, as well as styles from enabled libraries. Use the next to the Document color to select a palette.Use the menu to choose between RGB, HEX, CSS and HSB. View the color notation across different color models.Adjust the opacity of the color using the second slider.Adjust the hue using the slider below the palette.This allows you to select any color from an image or layer in the canvas. Click the to select the eyedropper tool.Click and drag the white circle to adjust the color.Explore any related tints, tones, and shades.View the current color is shown in the white circle.Use the color palette in the body of the modal to select a color:.Use the to preview and apply blend modes to layers →.Choose from a solid color, a gradient, an image or an animated GIF. Use the top-left menu to select a type of paint.

Once you've opened the color picker, you have access to any paint properties: See the list of CSS colors that are supported by all browsers on the w3 website:

Tip! You can also type a CSS color directly in the field.