When it comes to design collaboration, Figma is the go-to tool for many people. It’s an intuitive, powerful platform that makes it easy to collaborate on projects. But what happens when you need to hide certain elements in your design on Figma?
Hiding elements in Figma can be a tricky task, but with a few simple steps you can quickly and easily hide any element or group of elements in your project. The first step is to select the element or group of elements you want to hide.
You can do this by clicking and dragging your cursor over the element or group of elements. Once selected, press the “H” key on your keyboard. This will hide the element or group of elements from view.
You can also quickly show hidden elements by pressing “H” again while no other objects are selected. This will show all hidden elements in your design at once.
If you need to quickly view only hidden objects, press “Alt+H” instead of “H”. This will show only the hidden objects and not any other visible ones.
Another way to hide an element or group of elements is by using the “Hide Visible Objects” command located in the Object menu at the top of Figma’s interface. With this command, you can select any visible object and then choose “Hide Visible Objects” from the Object menu to instantly hide them from view without having to manually select each one individually.
Finally, if you want to hide an entire layer or page without having to individually select all of its objects, simply right-click on it and choose “Hide Layer/Page” from the context menu that appears. This will instantly hide all objects contained within that layer or page from view as well as any connected layers/pages that are linked with it (if applicable).
Whether you need to quickly hide a single object or an entire layer/page, hiding items in Figma is easy and straightforward with these simple steps!
Conclusion:
Hiding objects in Figma is easy when you know how! Whether you need to quickly hide a single object or an entire layer/page, hiding items in Figma can be done with just a few clicks using either keyboard shortcuts or commands located in the Object menu at the top of Figma’s interface.