Harsha Vardhan N
If you’re new to Figma, learning how to copy and paste is a must, as it comes in handy in various scenarios. This guide will teach you how to copy and paste using different approaches to get you covered.
Copy and Paste in Figma
- Start by selecting the layer by clicking on it. Next, copy and paste it using the key combination:
- Windows: Ctrl + C (Copy) and Ctrl + V (Paste)
- macOS: Command + C (Copy) and Command + V (Paste)
- Alternatively, you can select the layer and right-click on it to find multiple options, from which click on Copy.
- Next, right-click on an empty spot on the canvas and choose Paste here to place the copied layer where you want it.
- If you right-click on the copied selection, you can replace it by clicking on Paste to replace.
Pro Tip: To access more advanced copy options, right-click on the layer and then Copy/Paste as. You’ll see different options depending on the layer you picked.
Alternatively, select the layer, go to the toolbar, and click the Figma icon. Then, click on Edit, choose Copy, and select an option. Now, paste from the Edit options by clicking on Paste over selection or Paste to replace.
Wrapping Up
Congratulations on learning how to copy and paste in Figma!
With this guide, you’re now ready to copy and paste objects in Figma like a pro. You can easily place objects exactly where you want them, replace placeholders with ease, and paste elements across multiple frames. Plus, you can copy objects as PNGs or code, copy image fills, and maintain accurate positioning between frames.
