Duplicating frames in Figma is a great way to quickly create new designs and layouts without starting from scratch. Figma’s frame duplication feature allows you to easily copy any existing frame and its contents, making it possible to speed up the design process significantly.
To duplicate a frame in Figma, first right-click on the frame that you wish to copy. From the context menu that appears, select “Duplicate Frame”. This will create a new copy of the selected frame directly above the original. You can also press Ctrl/Cmd + D to duplicate a frame while keeping your selection active.
When duplicating a frame, any objects within that original frame will also be copied along with it, allowing you to quickly apply changes across multiple frames without needing to manually move them around. This is especially useful when creating complex layouts that rely on consistent spacing and object positions across multiple frames.
If you wish to customize your duplicated frames even further, Figma also offers tools for resizing, repositioning, and rotating them as needed. You can also use these tools to combine frames together for more creative effects.
Conclusion:
Figma’s frame duplication feature makes it easy to quickly create new designs and layouts without starting from scratch. With just a few clicks or keystrokes, you can have an exact copy of any existing frame with all of its content intact. Furthermore, Figma also offers additional tools for resizing, repositioning, and rotating duplicated frames so you can continue customizing your designs.