How to Rename Boolean Properties in Figma
RenameVariantsAI batch renames boolean properties to match your code conventions. Apply camelCase (hasIcon), snake_case (has_icon), or custom patterns across all components.
Boolean property names in Figma do not match code conventions
- Figma defaults to "Show Icon" while code uses "hasIcon"
- Inconsistent naming: "Show", "Has", "Is", "Enable" used randomly
- Design tokens cannot map when names do not match
- Renaming properties manually across components is tedious
Show Icon, Enable Badge, Has Border, Display LabelhasIcon, hasBadge, hasBorder, hasLabelHow to Rename Boolean Properties in Figma
Select components
Select components with boolean properties. RenameVariantsAI finds all boolean props across your selection.
Pro tip: Select your entire component library to standardize everything at once.
Configure naming rules
Set your target convention: camelCase hasIcon, PascalCase HasIcon, or define custom mappings.
Pro tip: Import naming rules from your design token config for perfect alignment.
Apply and sync
Preview all changes and click Apply. All component instances update to reflect the new property names.
Pro tip: Export the rename mapping for developers to update their code.
Why Use RenameVariantsAI?
Consistent boolean naming
Match code conventions exactly
Batch rename across components
Export mapping for developers
Supports all casing styles
Common Questions About Rename Boolean Properties in Figma
Will this break existing instances?
No. Figma handles property renames gracefully. All instances preserve their boolean values.
Can I use prefixes other than "has"?
Yes. Define custom prefixes like "is", "show", "enable", or no prefix at all.
Does it work with instance swap properties?
RenameVariantsAI works with boolean, string, and instance swap properties.
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