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When applied, you’ll see a purple pill with the property name next to the relevant property in the right sidebar.

Set the default value to true or false.

Use the Name text field to give the property a name.

This opens the create component properties modal.

Click in the layers section of the right sidebar to create a property.

Select a layer nested in a main component or variant.

When applied, you’ll see a purple pill with the property name in the content section of the right sidebar.

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This also works the other way around: if you update the text string on the component, Figma will update the default value too. If you set the default value to something other than the current string, Figma will update the text string to match this value. Use the value text field to set a default string of text.Use the text field to type in a name for the property.This opens the create component property modal.

Click in the content section of the right sidebar to create a property.Select a text layer nested in a main component or variant.When applied, you’ll see a purple pill with the property name where the instance dropdown was in the right sidebar. Set the default value by using dropdown to select an instance from local components in the file or any enabled libraries.Ĭlick create property. Give your property a name in the text field Next to the swap instance dropdown in the right sidebar, click to create a property. These layers are recognized by having the same hierarchy and name. (Optional) Variant only: Click to select similar layers in the component set.Select an instance nested in a main component or variant. You can’t create variant properties from a child layer. This method supports creating instance swap, text, and boolean properties. This creates the property and applies it to any selected layers at the same time. PropertyĬreate a component property from a child layer of a variant or main component. Parent, child, and sibling relationships →Īny component property can be created from the parent layer of a component. You can create component properties at two levels: the parent layer or the child layer of a component. Note: Boolean properties are currently only available for layer visibility. Layers without this property applied can still be updated. Whether you’re managing a text property’s default value or using an instance containing it, the string of text can be edited either from the right sidebar or on the canvas. Use text properties to indicate which text layers should be edited. You won’t be able to swap it for another instance if you select the nested instance. Nested instances with this component property can only be swapped at the top-level layer of its parent component. When creating an instance swap property, you can define the default instance value from any local and enabled libraries.įor anyone using this property, they’ll be provided with an instance swap menu to swap the nested asset out for one within the same component subset, or one from any available library. The size values include small and large, while color values include green and red.Īn instance swap property indicates which instances in a main component or variant can be swapped. It has two variant properties, size and color. In the example below, we have a button component set with four variants.

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Learn how to create variants and component sets → Variant properties are specific to variants and component sets, and can’t be created or applied to main components. You can create component properties for any main component or component set, and apply them to nested layers of the component or variant.Ĭomponent properties come in different types:Ī variant is an individual component within a component set.Ī variant property allows you to define attributes of your variants, such as state, color, or size.Ī component set contains multiple variants, and the variants carry attributes that can be defined by variant properties. Learn more about interactive components → Property typesĬomponent properties are tied to different design properties. That way, you can decide which aspects you can reflect as component properties and which need to be variants. We recommend reviewing your existing design system before you adopt component properties. If you want to create prototypes with your components, you'll still need to use variants. Warning: It's important to note that component properties don't support prototype interactions.

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