

Tidy up horizontal selection (one dimension)įor a selection on either the horizontal or vertical axis (one dimension), Figma will arrange objects based on the axis they overlap on.Tidy up vertical selection (one dimension).
MASS RENAME WONDOWS 10 HOW TO
Learn how to use smart selection →ĭepending on your selection, you'll see one of the following options:

You can then adjust the horizontal and vertical spacing between the objects in your selection with smart selections. Use tidy up to quickly align layers on one-dimension as rows or columns, or combine rows and columns to create two dimensional layouts.

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This allows you to identify which part of the layer's name you want to update.īy leaving this blank you can update the entire name, but you can also use this field to remove or update part of the layer's name (e.g. While you were using the modal, you may have noticed a " Match" field.
MASS RENAME WONDOWS 10 CODE
This adds a code to the name, that tells Figma to add a different number to the end of each layer's name. Click the Number ↑ or Number ↓ button.Enter the name you want to call the layers in the Rename to field.Right-click on the layers and select Rename layers.If you have a bunch of similar layers that you want to have the same name, but still be distinguishable, you can add a number to the end (or beginning) of the layer's name (e.g. The selected layers will be updated to that name.Įxample 2: Rename each layer with a numerical suffix.Enter the new name into the Rename to field.Use the keyboard shortcuts to open the Rename Layer Modal.If you want to update all of your selected layers to have the same name (e.g. Example 1: Rename every layer to the exact same name To better explain how this works, we'll show you some examples. The Number ↓ button inserts a number into each layer's name, in an descending order.The Number ↑ button inserts a number into each layer's name, in an ascending order.The Current name button represents the layer's current name.When clicked, these buttons will add a special code to the Rename to field that allows you to generate slightly different names for each layer. However, it's more likely that you will want to update each layer to have a slightly different name, allowing you to better distinguish objects in the layers panel.īelow the Rename to field you will see some buttons. If you're wanting to simply update the selected layers to the same name, you can add the desired name to the Rename to field and click Rename.

Tip! You can rename a single frame or flow starting point right from the canvas by double-clicking its current name.
