JamFlow

JamFlow brings FigJam-style flow arrows into Figma Design.

Figma Design has no built-in connector, so mapping a user flow between frames usually means drawing lines by hand and realigning them every time something moves. JamFlow does it automatically: select two frames and a clean arrow links them — and it keeps following the frames as you move them.

Completely free.

What you can do• Auto-connect — select two frames and an arrow appears between them, automatically.• Auto-tracking — arrows stay attached and re-route when you move frames.• Presets — Yes / No / default styles, plus your own color, arrowhead, and label presets.• Labels — add a label that sits on the arrow, and double-click to edit it inline; the arrow re-fits automatically.• Direction control — set each arrow's start and end side (auto, up, down, left, right).• Auto-cleanup — delete a frame and its arrows are removed for you.

How to use1. One-time setup (per file) — Figma Design can't create a connector directly, so JamFlow borrows one from FigJam. Open any FigJam file, draw one connector, and copy it (⌘C / Ctrl+C). Back in your Design file, paste it (⌘V / Ctrl+V). JamFlow stores it on a hidden seed page — you only do this once per file.

2. Connect — pick a preset, click one frame, then Shift-click the second. JamFlow draws the arrow automatically.

3. Refine — add a label, change an arrow's direction, or create your own presets. Move frames and the arrows follow.

Requirements• Figma desktop or web, Design (Editor) files• One FigJam file to copy the initial connector from• Uses dynamic-page document access (Figma 2024 or newer)