Steve Kinney

Figma for Developers

Publishing Libraries

You’ve done all of this work to create your tokens, variables, and components. Now, we want to publish those libraries for use across your organization. You can publish the library from the center of the toolbar.

The menu to publish a library in Figma

From there, you can select what components that you want to publish. For example, you might not want to publish your base components or primitive tokens. If there are any components that you don’t want to publish, you can select Hide when publishing.

Hide when publishing

Once you’re ready to publish, you can select which changes you want to publish.

Figma's publish library dialog

Using a Library

Now, from within any project inside of Figma, you can easily add that library to your project.

Add a library in another Figma project

Updating Libraries as a Consumer

If a library that you rely on updates, you’ll see it in the toolbar. This will allow you to review the changes before they’re automatically applied.

Updating a Figma library

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