How to Create a Figma File Template
OrganizeFile lets you create and save file templates that capture your team best practices. Apply templates to new files or existing projects instantly.
The Problem
Starting new projects from scratch wastes time and loses best practices
- Every new file requires recreating the same page structure
- Standard documentation pages get forgotten
- Teams cannot enforce project setup standards
- Tribal knowledge about file organization gets lost
Step-by-Step Solution
How to Create a Figma File Template
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Design your template
Create the ideal file structure: pages, cover frame, section markers, and placeholder content.
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Pro tip: Include a README page with project setup instructions.
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Save as template
Open OrganizeFile and click "Save Current Structure." Name your template and add a description.
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Pro tip: Create separate templates for different project types: MVP, Marketing, Design System.
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Apply to new files
In any new file, run OrganizeFile and select your saved template. The entire structure is created in seconds.
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Pro tip: Share templates with your team so everyone uses the same starting point.
Why Use OrganizeFile?
Capture and share team best practices
Consistent project setup across files
Include documentation templates
Save hours on project kickoff
Enforce organization standards
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Create a Figma File Template
Can I share templates with my team?
Yes. Templates can be exported and shared, or you can set them as team defaults in OrganizeFile settings.
What should I include in a template?
Common elements: Cover page, Flows/Wireframes, Components, Screens, Documentation, Archive. Add what makes sense for your workflow.
Can templates include actual components?
Templates focus on page structure. For reusable components, use Figma libraries linked to your templates.
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