How Do I Place Multiple Images in Figma?

If you are a Figma user, you know that the software allows you to upload and place multiple images in one frame. This is especially useful for creating website designs with multiple images and graphics.

The first step to placing multiple images in Figma is to upload the image files from your computer or from a cloud storage. You can either drag and drop the images in the canvas or click on the ‘Upload Images’ button located at the top of the canvas. Once you have uploaded your images, you can select them all by clicking on each one while pressing ‘Ctrl’ (or ‘Command’ if you are using Mac) on your keyboard.

You can then move all of the selected images together by simply dragging them into position with your mouse. You can also resize them all at once by selecting all of them, then dragging any of their corner handles. Additionally, if you want to rotate any of your images, select them, then hover over one of their corners and click-and-hold while moving your mouse around.

Aligning Images

If you want to align multiple images within a frame in Figma, simply select all of them and use the alignment tools located at the top left corner of the canvas. This will allow you to quickly align your images either horizontally or vertically within a frame according to their center points or edges.

Arranging Images

If you want to arrange multiple images within a frame in Figma, simply select all of them and use the arrangement tools located at the top right corner of the canvas. These tools will help you quickly arrange your images according to their Z-index value; from front-most image at top position to back-most image at bottom position.

Conclusion

Placing multiple images in Figma is easy once you understand how it works. With just a few clicks, it’s possible to upload images into frames, resize them together as a group, align them horizontally or vertically within frames and arrange their Z-index values for layering purposes. All these features make working with images much easier in Figma!