If you’re working on a design in Figma and want to duplicate a shape, there are a few different ways you can do it. The first way is to select the shape you want to duplicate and press “Ctrl+C” (or “Cmd+C” on a Mac). Then, press “Ctrl+V” (or “Cmd+V”) to paste the duplicated shape.
You can also duplicate a shape by selecting it and clicking the “Duplicate” button in the top bar. Or, you can right-click (or Control-click) on the shape and select “Duplicate” from the menu that appears.
Once you have duplicated the shape, you can move it to a different location by clicking and dragging it. To change the color of the duplicated shape, click on the color swatch in the top bar and select a new color.
When you’re finished, you can add text to your design by clicking the “Text” button in the top bar. To style the text, use the < p >, < b > and < u > tags where applicable.
To conclude, duplicating shapes in Figma is a quick and easy way to create new designs without starting from scratch. You can use the keyboard shortcuts “Ctrl+C” and “Ctrl+V”, or click on the “Duplicate” button in the top bar.
Once you have duplicated a shape, you can move it to a different location and change its color. Finally, don’t forget to add text to your design using the “Text” button in the top bar!
