Manifest — Version Control & Changelogs for Figma

Manifest brings version control to Figma. Commit a snapshot of any frame, section, or component, group your commits into a release, and publish a changelog your team can read. Your whole history stays in Figma, next to the work.WHAT YOU CAN DOCommit snapshots. Capture the current state of a frame, section, or component as a versioned commit with a message.

Group commits into releases. Bundle related changes, review them, and ship the release when it is ready.

Read the timeline. Open any element's version history and jump to its source node.

Generate changelogs. Turn "v3 → v4" into a clear list of what changed, then publish a public changelog page you can share with stakeholders.

Review before you ship. Approve a commit or request changes, so nothing ships with an open review.

Right-click to act. Recommit, view history, jump to source, or generate a changelog from the layer menu.

Localize a component. Fork a library component into an editable local copy without breaking its structure.

Detach with intent. Break an instance, style, or variable link when you want a clean local copy.PRICINGFree for individuals. Team plan is $4 per editor seat per month. Paddle handles payment as our merchant of record. Viewers are free.GET STARTEDOpen Manifest, select a layer, and make your first commit.