New
- Relationships are now native FigJam connectors - smart routing, on-line labels, restyle on canvas
- Full crow's-foot cardinality per line end, plus 1:1 / 1:N / N:1 / N:M presets
- Table titles and link labels auto-contrast with their colors on every recolor
- Three new starter templates - University, Fintech, Marketplace (seven in total)
Improved
- Refreshed teal panel design with a dedicated Templates view
- Diagrams from earlier versions upgrade automatically - nothing is ever deleted
Fixed
- Long table and column names now wrap instead of getting cut off
Changed
- FigJam only now - existing diagrams in Figma design files stay intact
Fixed
- Completes the large-file fix from 4.0: imported content (PDF pages and other imports) can contain a few nodes that don't expose plugin data, and a single one of them was still crashing the plugin's page scans - which kept selection, the connection dots, linking and editing dead in those files. Every scan now skips such nodes safely, so the plugin keeps working no matter what the file contains
Fixed
- FigSchema now works reliably in very large files. Previously, opening the plugin in a big document (like an imported PDF with dozens of pages) could freeze it - the panel stopped showing your selected table, the connection dots never appeared, and linking and editing stopped responding. The plugin now reads only the page you are on instead of loading the whole file
Improved
- Switching pages while the plugin is open now works smoothly - the panel and live updates follow you to the new page
- If anything ever does go wrong, the error is written to the Figma plugin console instead of failing silently, which makes reports much easier to diagnose
- A version chip in the panel header shows which version you are running
New
- Starter templates: one click drops a complete, pre-linked schema onto the canvas - E-commerce (7 tables), SaaS starter (11 tables), Blog/CMS (5 tables with a many-to-many showcase) and Minimal (3 tables). Each load inserts a fresh copy
- Table descriptions: an optional italic note under the table name saying what the table is for - write it in the panel or double-click it on canvas
Improved
- Port dots stay hidden until you select a table, keeping the canvas clean - they appear when a table is selected and stay visible while you drag
- Smarter connector routing: links sharing one column fan out instead of stacking, and curves bend around blocking tables instead of crossing them. Existing diagrams re-route automatically
Fixed
- Linking the same two columns twice is now blocked (previously it silently created two perfectly overlapping lines and labels, which looked like a ghost line that would not delete)
New
- Vector badges on tables: crisp icons for primary key, foreign key, unique and auto-increment, plus a clean ? marking nullable columns - identical on every OS, emoji retired
- Columns are NOT NULL by default now - toggle NULL only for the exceptions instead of marking every column (diagrams from earlier versions keep their meaning)
Improved
- Relationship labels (1:1 / 1:N / N:M) are larger and bold - much easier to read on dense diagrams, and existing diagrams restyle automatically
- Link dragging rebuilt: drops near a table's edge now attach, connector lines no longer cover the blue dots, and links settle faster
New
- Typed columns with cross-dialect autocomplete (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, SQLite and more - free text always allowed)
- Constraint toggles: PK, FK, NN, UQ, AI with smart rules (PK locks Not Null, auto-increment only on keys)
- Color-code table headers to visually group related tables; add, delete and drag-to-reorder columns at any time
- Column-level relationships: drag the blue port beside a column onto another table - done
- 1:1, 1:N and N:M labels with crow's-foot / bar cardinality marks, per-relationship line colors, smooth bezier curves that arc around blocking tables
- Native Figma feel: double-click any name or type on the canvas to edit in place, with standard undo/redo, copy/paste and multiplayer
- 100% offline - no network calls, no accounts; your schemas stay in your file
