The Figma API supports access and interactions with Figma's different products. This gives you the ability to do things such as view and extract any objects or layers, and their properties from files, get …

To get the access token you’ll use to make requests to the Figma REST API on behalf of a user, you need to provide the user an authentication URL. When the user follows the URL, they’ll have the …

Personal access tokens allow you to grant access to your data through the Figma API. Some third-party integrations and plugins require a personal access token so that they can be authorized to access …

The import tool exists in the Bubble editor and will ask for your Figma API Key. This is so Bubble can access the Figma file you specify and see all its contents.

The file key of the current file this plugin is running on. Only private plugins and Figma-owned resources (such as the Jira and Asana widgets) have access to this.

Leverage the power of our REST API to bring Figma into your external tools and products. Use our Embed kit to share or embed real-time Figma designs and prototypes to whoever, whenever you …

If you’re new to Figma or plugins, we’ve outlined some of the key resources involved below. Make sure to read through our development guides for tips and best practices!

Some APIs require an API key. Let's Exploring how to send an API key via query parameters. We will use NASA's APOD (Astronomy Picture of the Day) as an example. Along the way we will explore the …

Files endpoints allow for a wide range of functionality to get information about files. With a specific file key, you can get the JSON and image representations of the whole file or individual nodes within the …

For managing rate limits, Figma uses a leaky bucket algorithm. When the REST API is unable to fulfill requests due to the bucket being full or your rate limit being exceeded, the endpoint returns a 429 error.