FigCraft 0.3.1 was published on October 11, 2026, wrapping up the 0.3.0 work. This summary follows the official release notes.
Collaboration begins
- The real-time collaboration protocol and core: ids, change sets, server ordering and convergence.
- Live sessions: host from the app, invite links, live cursors and presence; per-user undo, rejections and reconnect.
Plugins
FigCraft gained sandboxed WebAssembly plugins — its own plugin system, not Figma's.
Vectors and effects
- Variable-width strokes, a transform box and point snapping in vector edit mode, and arc handles on the canvas.
- Effects fidelity: backdrop blur in clipped frames, exact shadow spread, glass, noise and texture, and progressive blur.
Prototyping and Dev Mode
- Device rotation, presentation scaling, scroll momentum and responsive presentation; conditionals built in the interaction editor and hotspot hints.
- Dev Mode: component code, annotations, Ready for dev, compare changes and focus view.
Speed, files and access
- 50,000-layer files render zoomed out, with faster save and load.
- SVG import fidelity, PDF print options (bleed, marks, CMYK) and REST import of conditional and variable-mode actions.
- Accessibility: screen reader names and a keyboard navigation mode.
- The web build uses a size-optimised profile: 27.0 MB → 18.1 MB of WebAssembly.
At this release the authors re-measured FigCraft against Figma 126.10.7 at about 46% ready.
Next
See FigCraft 0.4.0 and the full FigCraft changelog.
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