Figma designs
Client feedback on your Figma designs.
Bring the frames you want reviewed into layernote. Your client pins feedback on them from one link: no Figma account, no seat, and no access to your file.
Your busiest workflows,
now running on their own.
Forge connects to the tools your team already uses and runs
the repetitive work in the background, so your people can
spend their day on the work that needs them.
Your busiest workflows,
now running on their own.
Forge connects to the tools your team already uses and runs
the repetitive work in the background, so your people can
spend their day on the work that needs them.
Pick the frames. Send one link.
Your client never opens Figma.
01Pick the frames
Connect Figma once with your own account, paste the file link and choose the frames. The rest of the file stays where it is.
02Send one link
Your client opens the link and pins feedback on the frames. No Figma account, no seat, nothing to install.
03Update, keep the comments
Changed something in Figma? Bring the frame in again. It updates in place, and every comment stays on it.
Your file stays yours.
The feedback lands in one place.
Only the frames you pick
Clients see the frames you bring in, nothing else: not your other pages, not your explorations, not your layers.
No Figma account for clients
Commenting in Figma needs an account and access to the file. Here your client opens a link and starts pinning.
Every size of a screen
Bring in the desktop, tablet and mobile frames. They sit together in the frame list, each with its own comments.
Pins on the exact spot
A pin sits where your client clicked, with the thread right next to it.
Updated, not duplicated
A changed frame is brought up to date in place, so the round carries on where it was.
On every plan
Figma frame reviews are part of Solo, Studio and Team.
Why not share the file?
Your client gets the design, not the file.
Sharing the Figma file asks your client to sign in, and hands them everything in it. With layernote they get one link to the frames you chose, and their feedback lands in layernote, next to the rest of your work.
- No Figma account or seat for reviewers
- Only the frames you brought in
- Comments stay put when a frame updates
- A password and a deadline on the link, if you want
With Claude
Let Claude bring the frames in.
Connect Claude to layernote and ask in one sentence.
- Imports frames from your Figma file, or brings changed ones up to date
- Shares the review link, to comment on or only to look at
- Reads what your client said and sums it up for you
No. They open the review link and comment as guests. They never sign in to Figma, need no seat, and get no access to your file.
No. They see the frames you brought into layernote, nothing else. Your other pages, explorations and layers stay in Figma.
Open Import from Figma again: changed frames are marked Updated in Figma. Bring them in and they update in place, with every comment still on them.
Yes. Connect Claude to layernote and ask it to import frames from your Figma file. It can also share the review link and read back what your client said.
All of them: Solo, Studio and Team. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
Because feedback shouldn’t be the hard part.
One link for your clients to review, one list for your team to resolve.