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A cloud-based design and collaboration platform that enables teams to create, prototype, and share user interface designs in real-time through web browsers. The service stores user-generated design files, project data, and facilitates team communication, making its terms of service and privacy policy critical for understanding data ownership, intellectual property rights, and how design work is protected. These policies directly impact creative professionals and organizations who rely on the platform for sensitive design projects and collaborative workflows.
High, provisions that significantly limit your legal rights, authorize broad data collection, or create material financial exposure. Medium, provisions worth knowing about but with partial protections or limited scope. Low, standard terms with minimal consumer impact.
Users whose accounts have domain capture enabled will have their name, email, and profile picture automatically visible to all organization members sharing their email domain.
Missing the 30-day window forfeits the ability to opt out of arbitration, binding the Customer to that dispute-resolution mechanism.
The waiver eliminates the Customer's ability to participate in collective legal actions against Figma regardless of the arbitration election, significantly reducing the practical leverage available f…
The absence of a notice requirement and the sole-discretion standard mean Customer has no procedural protection or advance warning before losing access to the Services.
The indemnification obligation places financial and legal exposure for third-party claims squarely on the Customer, including costs and damages, whenever those claims relate to Customer Content or a …
Figma's privacy policy explains what data Figma collects, how long it keeps it, and who it shares it with. If you want your personal information deleted, you must delete your …
These terms govern your use of Figma's Services, giving you a limited and revocable right to access them under strict conditions. Figma can terminate your access at any time without …
Figma's Privacy Policy explains what information Figma and its advertising partners collect about you, how it is shared, and how long it is kept. If your account is paid for …
This document sets the rules for using Figma's services: you keep ownership of the content you create, but Figma can end your access at any time without warning or compensation, …
Figma updated its privacy policy on May 28, 2026 to expand protections for children under 13 using its services. The policy now restricts children's access to education-focused agreements only, prohibits …
View change record →Figma updated its Privacy Policy effective May 27, 2026 to expand and clarify rules governing how children's personal information is collected and used. The updated policy restricts how children's data …
View change record →Figma removed links to two privacy-related resources from its Terms of Service footer on March 31, 2026: the 'Candidate Privacy Notice' link and the 'Figma Subprocessors' list. At the same …
View change record →ConductAtlas tracks 4 Figma documents including terms of service, privacy policy, and other governance documents. Every document is captured daily with cryptographic verification.
Figma has made 25 policy changes in the past 12 months across the documents ConductAtlas tracks.
ConductAtlas has classified 103 provisions across Figma's tracked documents. 16 are rated high severity, 66 medium, and 21 low.
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