How to Use Pages in Figma: Organize Your Designs Easily

In Figma, you use pages to organize different parts of your design file, like separate screens or sections. You can add, rename, and switch between pages using the Pages panel on the left side of the interface to keep your work tidy and easy to navigate.

Syntax

Pages in Figma are managed through the Pages panel on the left side of the screen. You can:

• Add a new page by clicking the '+' icon.
• Rename a page by double-clicking its name.
• Switch between pages by clicking the page name.
• Delete a page by right-clicking and selecting 'Delete'.

Each page acts like a separate canvas within the same file.

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Add Page: Click '+' icon in Pages panel
Rename Page: Double-click page name
Switch Page: Click page name
Delete Page: Right-click page > Delete

Example

This example shows how to create and switch between pages in Figma:

1. Open your Figma file.
2. Locate the Pages panel on the left.
3. Click the '+' icon to add a new page named 'Mobile Screens'.
4. Double-click the default page name and rename it to 'Desktop Screens'.
5. Click between the pages to switch your workspace.

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1. Click '+' in Pages panel to add 'Mobile Screens'
2. Double-click 'Page 1' and rename to 'Desktop Screens'
3. Click 'Mobile Screens' or 'Desktop Screens' to switch

Output

Workspace changes to show the selected page's designs

Common Pitfalls

Common mistakes when using pages in Figma include:

• Not renaming pages, which makes it hard to find specific designs.
• Deleting pages accidentally without backup.
• Trying to organize too many unrelated designs on one page instead of using multiple pages.

Always name pages clearly and keep related designs grouped together.

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Wrong: Using one page for all designs
Right: Use multiple pages with clear names

Quick Reference

Action	How to Do It
Add Page	Click '+' icon in Pages panel
Rename Page	Double-click page name
Switch Page	Click page name
Delete Page	Right-click page > Delete

Key Takeaways

Use pages to separate different parts of your design for better organization.

Rename pages clearly to find your work easily.

Switch pages by clicking their names in the Pages panel.

Avoid clutter by not putting all designs on one page.

Be careful when deleting pages to avoid losing work.