When you upload or create content on Figma, you give Figma a broad, worldwide license to use, host, reproduce, and display that content to provide and improve their services.
While you retain ownership of your designs, Figma can use your content in ways beyond just storing it — including to develop and improve their products.
The scope of the content license may create IP ownership ambiguity for enterprise clients and should be assessed in the context of client confidentiality obligations; GDPR Article 6 lawful basis considerations may also apply to processing of personal data embedded in user content.
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Figma's ToS grants the company a broad license to use your content to operate and improve their services, limits your ability to sue them in court through mandatory arbitration, and allows them to suspend or terminate your account at their discretion. Users should be aware that by continuing to use Figma, they agree to resolve disputes through binding arbitration and waive class action rights. You can opt out of the arbitration clause by sending written notice to Figma within 30 days of first accepting the Terms.