Select the Publish tab, then click Publish as a template.

Click the Share button in the top toolbar.

Looking for inspiration or want a pre-made template to build from? Learn how to browse FigJam templates made by Figma or the Figma Community → Create and publish custom templatesĪny member of your organization with can edit access can create and publish a FigJam file as a custom template. By default, the name on your stickies is taken from your account settings. This is great for group collaboration where other team members are adding their own stickies to the board. Your stickies automatically include your name at the bottom. Learn more about creating connectors → Add your name to a sticky Once created, you can click and drag a connector's start or end point to another object, or another side of the same object. Click and drag your cursor between the objects you want to connect.You can also use the keyboard shortcuts ⇧ Shift C to create an elbow connector, and L for a straight connector. Select between an elbow or straight connector.Add connectorsĪdd connectors between stickies to diagram flows or create paths for others to follow. When you duplicate a sticky that's grown in size due to its text, then edit the text, the sticky's size will change along with the text. In either case, the original sticky is duplicated along with any text inside it. Or, press Alt then click and drag from an existing sticky. Select an existing sticky, then use the keyboard shortcut: Learn more about quick create → Duplicate Hover the sticky preview over the board to pick a spot.Ī new, blank sticky note will appear next to the original one with text field active.

Hover the sticky preview over the board to pick a spot.Changing a sticky's color on the board will change the color of your stack in the toolbar for new stickies. The color of your stickies is randomly selected when you open a jam file, and can be changed using the settings bar when you select a sticky from the board.

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