Figma Terms of Service

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, and fees you've already paid cannot be refunded. If you have a dispute with Figma, you must resolve it through individual binding arbitration — you cannot sue Figma in court or join a class action. Your account credentials are personal and cannot be shared with anyone else.

Figma's Terms of Service establishes the contractual framework governing Customer access to and use of the Figma platform. Figma grants Customers a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and revocable right to access the Services, while Customers retain all right, title, and interest in their Customer Content, with Figma authorized to use that content solely for service delivery. The Terms impose significant Customer obligations including indemnification of Figma for third-party claims arising from Customer Content or Terms violations, compliance with applicable export controls, and prohibition on reverse engineering the Services. Dispute resolution is channeled exclusively to binding individual arbitration, foreclosing court proceedings and class or consolidated actions. Figma retains broad unilateral powers including the right to terminate Customer access at its sole discretion without notice or liability and to change fees at any time, while fees paid are non-refundable and subscription quantities cannot be reduced mid-term.

As an individual user, your content remains yours, but Figma may use it for the purpose of providing the Services. Your account login is personal and sharing it with anyone — even a colleague — violates the Terms. If Figma ends your access, it may do so at its sole discretion, at any time, without notice or any obligation to refund fees you have paid, and subscription quantities cannot be reduced during your current term. Any dispute you have with Figma must be pursued individually through binding arbitration, not in court and not alongside other users. You are also responsible for indemnifying Figma against third-party claims connected to your content or your violations of the Terms.