FigJam Reviews

FigJam is breaking down silos between our designer and non-designer teams. The intuitive interface and friendly whiteboard make it easy for everyone to give ideas, regardless of their designing experience. It's become our one of the most using platform for cross-functional brainstorming and workshops.

The cursor chat feature can be a little annoying at times, especially during large discussion sessions. And while the search facility is helpful, it could be enhanced for getting specific elements within a complex FigJam file.

I like FigJam because it makes your work that you can do with FigJam so fun. You can use emojies and timer to collaborate with your team effectively moreover it provides you a infinite canvas which is better than those predefined sized artboards i really love it.

I like most of the things about the FigJam but one thing i do not like is it does not support vectors graphics so even if you import a figma file it will not be a vector based graphics anymore

I loved the sticky notes and the ability to add comments and work alongside, it helped me organize my thoughts alongside my team and we all were able to brainstorm and come up with ideas together and "whiteboard" even while all working remotely.

It was a little more complex to use than I would have liked? could have scaled back on some of the complexity and keep it more simplified and not lost much in terms of functionality in what I needed to accomplish

Figjam has made working in teams seamless because information can be easily presented to everyone. Most people in the world are visual learners, so having a tool like this helps to understand the work between different teams better. In our company, we use Figjam to design interfaces, ideate and collaborate. Instead of using a physical whiteboard where information gets deleted, we can present our diagrams on Figjam and store it permanently. Figjam has become an integral part of our working methodology. The ease of scrolling, zooming and exporting information is seamless and therefore I consider it better than its alternatives.

I would like to have better use of Tables in Figjam. Currently, the tables are very simplistic. It would be interesting to have more functions within each 'cell' of a table. Kind of like excel, or maybe some form of integration with it.

FigJam makes it easy for me to create diagrams for everything from process diagrams for internal use to customer facing diagrams to help them better understand workflows.

FigJam doesn't really have any cons with their current product. Of course, I would love to see some more but overall there isn't anything objectively bad about their software.

The ability to collaborate and brainstorm in my courses

Just the price as a non profit but they assisted.

Even though there is a lot of similar products, FigJam is great because of the connection with Figma and also the collaboration possibilities are endless.

There could be more possibilities with drawing and connecting the sticky notes.

It's an easy-to-use digital whiteboard to brain-dump ideas and plan out project cycles. It is also easy to implement into Figma whenever we need a quick reminder on ideas we want to highlight.

It's hard to find something I didn't like about Figjam but if I had to say something it would be it could be confusing for people who are not used to using whiteboards like this and having to make an account

Figjam is a whiteboarding tool. In essence, it eases the process of documentation, note-taking and conceptual learning and explanation. It can be used with one of its many preloaded templates or you can use its many tools to craft a whiteboard as you please. It is very intuitive, and everything is click-drag-drop. Easy to learn and easy to teach. There are many tools to allow collaboration and discourse. Audio chat is available as well. Plugins, stickers, and shared files from the community all make it one of the best tools in the space right now.

Figjam is a well-rounded product. Routine updates and troubleshooting the problems of the community (bug fixes, quality of life) would make it great. A suggestion for this would be to allow users to choose from many themes of the editor, including background texture, colour, and icon styles.

Extremely easy to use and intuitive. Although it lacks some functionality, FigJam has 99% of the features needed, and is so convenient and easy to use that it's a go-to tool for whiteboarding / collaborating. The easy exporting (without resolution limitations) is extremely convenient.

There are no major issues with FigJam, but hopefully it'll include those "1%" of missing features eventually.

FigJam is best when used alongside Figma, of course. The perfect integration between designs and prototypes and whiteboards makes for a seamless end-to-end process toolset.

FigJam is less attractive to teams that are not using Figma. In that case, other tools are more mature and powerful (though FigJam is growing on a consistent basis.)

FigJam does the basics of a whiteboarding tool really well and has been growing quickly these past few months with new features. It also has a great community where you can find great templates for canvasses and frameworks. It helped us a lot with doing team workshops.

I'm still missing some functionalities that other competitors might have.

freeeasy to useon browserThere are many updates to solve problems that we faced as usersthe community

must have A internet to open the Figma .

FigJam has really developed in a positive way the last year or so since it has been out. The integration into Figma of course being one of the major pros allowing you to keep all your files in one place. This feature is better than one might realise at first but it really solves a lot of problems. For example if you want to collaborate with stakeholders who have seen your design in Figma previously they will quickly feel right at home with FigJam.

There is one issue that I have with FigJam and that is how you share access to collaborators that do not have a Figma account. This feature is missing today but (hopefully) on the way and would make a world of difference. As it is today you have to create a Figma account to access FigJam which just makes some stakeholders more reluctant to use the software.

I use FigJam for product ideation or brainstorming sessions with my team. I also use it to build basic workflows or task flows for client reviews. The UI is very clean and simple. I love that multiple stakeholders and team members can work on FigJam board simultaneously without any lag. Whenever I need to discuss any product idea with business stakeholders or clients (who are not tech savvy), this is my go-to tool, as it is very easy for them to understand and use.

There is no offline version, so if you don't have internet connection, you will not be able to work on any updates. And it doesn't have lot of rich functionalities like Miro.

Flawless, virtually excellent, for working with remote teams and design team collaboration

Sincerely ? Nothing at the moment, maybe there could be a higher limit for the free plan.

FigJam lets me organize my complex ideas in practically unlimited ways. It's quick and easy to learn to use. Love that it's free and accessible too.

The software isn't as adapted specifically for my industry, so I mainly use it for personal or whiteboarding needs. Not very client- or stakeholder-facing uses yet.

I love that FigJam is versatile as a product, even for someone like me who isn't directly involved in UX design. As a 3D artist, I still need tools to help me organize my ideas and problem-solve. FigJam is handy for that ideation process.

Perhaps some type of integration with the digital art softwares I use would be another convenient feature.

I like that I can pull up a FigJam file for ideation, if needed, before jumping into using Figma. There's also many useful templates.

I wish some of the functionalities were as sophisticated as Figma itself (changing fonts, colors, size of shapes, etc).

"Endless" scalable whiteboard Easy to copy from Figma Figma tools to align and arrange figures Free starter plan is a decent solution for small teams

Maybe a little more advanced vector drawing tools.

I love the fact that I could work with a group of people on the same project while using figjam, i haven't found other collaborative tools like this, but its really great

I don't have alot of negative reviews about them but it takes time to process if the network isn't so fast, and i would love an offline version

La collaboration, il permet de travailler à plusieurs sur la même maquette. Interface assez simple d'utilisation et user friendly

Assez difficile a saisir les premières fois.

Es gibt zahlreiche Plugins die man nutzen kann und die Anwendung ist super einfach

Für manche Plugins muss man extra Geld zahlen

Es intuitivo, funcionalidades familiares, conocidas y bien ejecutadas. Se puede trabajar sobre diseños copiados de Figma, tiene muchas opciones para realizar facilitaciones, brainstorming, y reuniones en general.Lo usaba para documentar todos los procesos y etapas de revisión de contenido por producto y/o proyecto. Los artbords tienen colores y está bueno para poder visualmente identificar rápido dentro de la página dónde está lo que buscás.

No presentaba un problema real porque solo trabajamos sobre diseños en baja y los finales se realizaban en otro software, pero a veces era difícil ser exactos ajustando tamaños de textos y posición dentro de los bocetos.

Man kann sehr einfach komplexe Hierarchien abbilden

Intransparentes Pricing als Zusatzmodul von Figma