M6: .fig import: a numbered list keeps its start only where it starts counting (#2273)

Figma writes a list's start on every line of the list (measured in Figma's web app, 2026-11-12, from a saved .fig: a list started at 5 has listStartOffset 4 on all its lines, and the item split off by Backspace is written with 0). The import kept every line's value, so after a split the items after it restarted at the old start instead of 1.

The import now keeps a start only on the item where a numbered list starts counting, and gives every item that goes on counting 0, for .fig and REST listStartOffsets alike. The rule is one function in the document model, list_item_starts_counting, which the layout's list numbering now uses too. The export is unchanged and its re-import now equals what went in.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Model-Effort: Opus 5.5 drove; Fable 5.2 queued; Opus 5.5 briefed; Sonnet 5.5 wrote at medium

crates/doc/src/text.rs

@@ -277,6 +277,31 @@ pub enum TextDirection {
 pub const MAX_LIST_INDENT: u8 = 8;
 
 /// One paragraph's list settings and base direction.
+/// For each paragraph, whether it is an item where a list starts counting. Numbers count the items
+/// of one list at one level and restart after a plain paragraph, a shallower item or the other
+/// kind of list; the first item of such a run starts counting (and takes its own start number).
+/// The layout numbers by this rule.
+pub fn list_item_starts_counting(lists: &[ParaList]) -> Vec<bool> {
+    let mut run = [ListStyle::None; MAX_LIST_INDENT as usize + 1];
+    lists
+        .iter()
+        .map(|pl| {
+            if pl.list == ListStyle::None {
+                run.fill(ListStyle::None);
+                return false;
+            }
+            let d = usize::from(pl.indent).min(run.len() - 1);
+            for c in run.iter_mut().skip(d + 1) {
+                *c = ListStyle::None;
+            }
+            let Some(c) = run.get_mut(d) else { return false };
+            let starts = *c != pl.list;
+            *c = pl.list;
+            starts
+        })
+        .collect()
+}
+
 #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Serialize, Deserialize, Default)]
 #[serde(default)]
 pub struct ParaList {
@@ -937,6 +962,24 @@ impl TextData {
         self.fold_paragraph_lists();
     }
 
+    /// Keep a start number only on the item where a numbered list starts counting, and give every
+    /// item that goes on counting 0 (the rule the layout numbers by, [`list_item_starts_counting`]).
+    /// An imported file may carry the list's start on every line; once the list is split, the
+    /// items after the split must restart at 1, not at the old start.
+    pub fn keep_list_starts_where_counting_starts(&mut self) {
+        if self.paragraphs.iter().all(|p| p.start_offset == 0) {
+            return;
+        }
+        self.fill_paragraphs();
+        let starts = list_item_starts_counting(&(0..self.paragraph_count()).map(|i| self.para_list(i)).collect::<Vec<_>>());
+        for (pl, starts) in self.paragraphs.iter_mut().zip(starts) {
+            if !starts {
+                pl.start_offset = 0;
+            }
+        }
+        self.fold_paragraph_lists();
+    }
+
     /// One style for all paragraphs with no nesting or start folds back into `list`.
     fn fold_paragraph_lists(&mut self) {
         if let Some(first) = self.paragraphs.first().copied()

crates/engine/src/text_tail_tests.rs

@@ -482,3 +482,28 @@ fn a_many_line_paste_clears_every_created_start() {
     assert_eq!(d.para_list(0).start_offset, 4, "the first item keeps its start");
     assert!((1..d.paragraph_count()).all(|p| d.para_list(p).start_offset == 0 && d.para_list(p).list == N));
 }
+
+#[test]
+fn an_imported_list_split_in_the_middle_restarts_at_one() {
+    // #2273: a list started at 5 reaches us with 4 on every line; splitting off "b" must leave "c"
+    // reading 1., not 5.
+    let file = json!({"name": "File", "document": {"id": "0:0", "type": "DOCUMENT", "children": [{"id": "0:1", "name": "Page", "type": "CANVAS", "children": [
+        {"id": "1:2", "name": "List", "type": "TEXT", "relativeTransform": [[1, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0]], "size": {"x": 100, "y": 60}, "characters": "a\nb\nc",
+         "style": {"fontFamily": "Inter", "fontSize": 12},
+         "lineTypes": ["ORDERED", "ORDERED", "ORDERED"], "lineIndentations": [1, 1, 1], "listStartOffsets": [4, 4, 4]}]}]}});
+    let (imported, _) = figcraft_format::rest::import(&file, &figcraft_format::rest::no_images).unwrap();
+    let from = imported.nodes().find_map(|n| if let figcraft_doc::NodeKind::Text(td) = &n.kind { Some(td.clone()) } else { None }).unwrap();
+    assert_eq!(from.para_list(0).start_offset, 4);
+    assert_eq!((from.para_list(1).start_offset, from.para_list(2).start_offset), (0, 0), "the items that go on counting carry no start");
+    let mut s = Session::new();
+    let t = text(&mut s, "x");
+    if let figcraft_doc::NodeKind::Text(td) = &mut s.doc_mut().unwrap().get_mut(t).unwrap().kind {
+        td.characters = from.characters.clone();
+        td.paragraphs = (0..from.paragraph_count()).map(|i| from.para_list(i)).collect();
+    }
+    begin(&mut s, t, Some(2), false).unwrap();
+    key(&mut s, "Backspace", false, false, false).unwrap();
+    let d = data(&s, t);
+    assert_eq!(lists(&s, t).iter().map(|l| l.0).collect::<Vec<_>>(), vec![N, P, N]);
+    assert_eq!((d.para_list(0).start_offset, d.para_list(2).start_offset), (4, 0), "c reads 1.");
+}

crates/format/src/fig/text_list_tests.rs

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ fn numbered_lists_keep_their_start() {
     assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "From 1"), [(N, 0)]);
     assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "From 2"), [(N, 1)], "shows 2.");
     assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "First only"), [(N, 3), (N, 0), (N, 0)]);
-    assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "Every line"), [(N, 3), (N, 3), (N, 3)]);
+    assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "Every line"), [(N, 3), (N, 0), (N, 0)], "Figma writes the start on every line; only the first counts");
     assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "Mixed"), [(P, 0), (N, 4), (B, 0)], "bullets have no number, so no start");
     assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "Junk"), [(N, 0)], "a negative offset counts from 1");
 }
@@ -89,5 +89,23 @@ fn the_export_writes_where_a_list_starts() {
     // line or per list counts the same); bullets and plain lines carry none.
     assert_eq!(offsets, [1.0, 1.0, 0.0, 5.0, 0.0]);
     let (back, _) = import(&bytes, "x").unwrap();
-    assert_eq!(starts(&back, "List"), [(N, 1), (N, 1), (P, 0), (N, 5), (B, 0)]);
+    assert_eq!(starts(&back, "List"), [(N, 1), (N, 0), (P, 0), (N, 5), (B, 0)], "reads back as it went in");
+}
+
+#[test]
+fn a_start_on_every_line_counts_only_where_the_list_starts() {
+    use ListStyle::{None as P, Numbered as N};
+    let nodes = vec![
+        node(0, None, "DOCUMENT", "Document", vec![]),
+        node(1, Some((0, "!")), "CANVAS", "Page", vec![]),
+        text_node(2, "Three", "a\nb\nc", vec![line("ORDERED_LIST", 4, true), line("ORDERED_LIST", 4, false), line("ORDERED_LIST", 4, false)]),
+        text_node(3, "Split", "a\nb\nc", vec![line("ORDERED_LIST", 4, true), line("PLAIN", 4, false), line("ORDERED_LIST", 0, true)]),
+        text_node(4, "Two lists", "a\nb\nc", vec![line("ORDERED_LIST", 4, true), line("PLAIN", 4, false), line("ORDERED_LIST", 6, true)]),
+    ];
+    let sc = Schema::parse(LIST_SCHEMA).unwrap();
+    let (doc, warnings) = import(&canvas(&sc, &o(vec![("nodeChanges", arr(nodes))])), "x").unwrap();
+    assert!(warnings.is_empty(), "{warnings:?}");
+    assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "Three"), [(N, 4), (N, 0), (N, 0)]);
+    assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "Split"), [(N, 4), (P, 0), (N, 0)]);
+    assert_eq!(starts(&doc, "Two lists"), [(N, 4), (P, 0), (N, 6)], "a second list keeps its own start");
 }

crates/format/src/rest/tests.rs

@@ -801,3 +801,15 @@ fn an_arc_without_an_end_is_whole_wherever_it_starts() {
         assert_eq!(sweep, std::f64::consts::TAU, "start {start}");
     }
 }
+
+#[test]
+fn a_start_on_every_line_counts_only_where_the_list_starts() {
+    let (doc, _) = one(json!([
+        {"id": "t1", "name": "Every", "type": "TEXT", "relativeTransform": at(0.0, 0.0), "size": {"x": 10, "y": 10}, "characters": "a\nb\nc",
+         "style": {"fontFamily": "Inter", "fontSize": 12},
+         "lineTypes": ["ORDERED", "ORDERED", "ORDERED"], "lineIndentations": [1, 1, 1], "listStartOffsets": [4, 4, 4]}
+    ]));
+    let figcraft_doc::NodeKind::Text(t) = &named(&doc, "Every").kind else { panic!("not text") };
+    let offsets: Vec<u32> = (0..t.paragraph_count()).map(|p| t.para_list(p).start_offset).collect();
+    assert_eq!(offsets, [4, 0, 0]);
+}

crates/format/src/rest/text.rs

@@ -283,6 +283,9 @@ fn lists(v: &Value, td: &mut TextData) {
         .collect();
     // Clamp the levels and fold one style for all back into the layer's list style.
     td.set_para_lists(0, td.char_count(), |_| {});
+    // Only the item where a numbered list starts counting keeps its start; Figma writes the start on
+    // every line of the list, and a list split later must restart at 1.
+    td.keep_list_starts_where_counting_starts();
 }
 
 /// The decoration's style, thickness, offset, skip ink and colour (`{value, unit}` lengths with

crates/text/src/layout.rs

@@ -1469,25 +1469,27 @@ pub(crate) fn list_markers(lists: &[ParaList]) -> Vec<String> {
     // "Figma bullets will keep the same styling at all levels of indentation." (Create bulleted
     // and numbered lists)
     const BULLET: &str = "\u{2022}";
-    let mut count = [(ListStyle::None, 0usize); figcraft_doc::MAX_LIST_INDENT as usize + 1];
+    let starts = figcraft_doc::list_item_starts_counting(lists);
+    let mut count = [0usize; figcraft_doc::MAX_LIST_INDENT as usize + 1];
     lists
         .iter()
-        .map(|pl| {
+        .zip(starts)
+        .map(|(pl, starts)| {
             if pl.list == ListStyle::None {
-                count.fill((ListStyle::None, 0));
+                count.fill(0);
                 return String::new();
             }
             let d = usize::from(pl.indent).min(count.len() - 1);
             for c in count.iter_mut().skip(d + 1) {
-                *c = (ListStyle::None, 0);
+                *c = 0;
             }
             let Some(c) = count.get_mut(d) else { return String::new() };
             let first = usize::try_from(pl.start_offset).unwrap_or(usize::MAX).saturating_add(1);
-            *c = if c.0 == pl.list { (pl.list, c.1.saturating_add(1)) } else { (pl.list, first) };
+            *c = if starts { first } else { c.saturating_add(1) };
             match (pl.list, d % 3) {
-                (ListStyle::Numbered, 1) => format!("{}.", alpha(c.1)),
-                (ListStyle::Numbered, 2) => format!("{}.", roman(c.1)),
-                (ListStyle::Numbered, _) => format!("{}.", c.1),
+                (ListStyle::Numbered, 1) => format!("{}.", alpha(*c)),
+                (ListStyle::Numbered, 2) => format!("{}.", roman(*c)),
+                (ListStyle::Numbered, _) => format!("{}.", *c),
                 _ => BULLET.to_string(),
             }
         })

docs/file-format-parity.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # File format parity
 
-> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-10 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-10 · **Change:** minor (`.fig` import and export read and write a boolean group's corner radius and smoothing (#2222); `.jam` import: stickies come in as native board stickies (#1808); `.fig` import scales per-point vector corner radii with the row that supplies their network and keeps different instance scales separate in the network cache (#2097); `.fig` export preserves scaled-instance lengths reset to their unscaled main values, including nested linked-style overrides (#2097); `.fig` import: the layers of an instance scaled with the Scale tool draw at its scale factor, not at their main's lengths (#2091); a color profile per PNG, JPG and WebP export setting (Same as file, sRGB or Display P3), the pixels converted; a `.jam` connector end with an `AUTO` or `CENTER` magnet leaves the side facing the other end, not the side its stale saved point named (#1909); a FigJam elbow connector saved with its path (`connectorControlPoints`) keeps it on import, as a board connector reshaped by hand does, instead of being routed again (#1910); JPG exports take a quality, 1 to 100 with 90 the default, and embed the file's colour profile when it is sRGB too (#2004); a FigJam connector without a saved snapshot took no stroke and was invisible; its line's paint, weight, cap and dashes now come from the file's generated line record (#1807); a Dash cap setting (none, round or square) on Dash and Custom strokes, drawn on both ends of every dash; pasted layers whose image the clipboard lacks are named and show a placeholder that reads as missing (#1646); paint-style colours on layers pasted from another design app keep their style instead of turning black (#1638); imported and pasted text finds an installed family under the other names its fonts give it, and with other case and spacing (#1292); `.fig` export writes colour calculations as the colour they show in each mode and leaves out, with a warning, one that resolves to nothing (#1280); `.fig` import budgets four decoded values per compressed byte instead of one, still within 20M–128M, so dense files within that budget open instead of being refused as having too many values (#574); `.fig` ZIP image reads share a total byte budget and count skipped images in the import warnings (#1076); every file a command reads whole by path is a regular file within a cap that fits it: documents 16 GiB, placed images 256 MiB, CLI scripts 1 GiB; folders, devices and pipes are refused before anything is read (#1114); files nested 256 levels deep import on the browser's 1 MB stack (#1101); SVG and PDF exports count pattern sources and the renders they embed from the layer's depth, so one cap bounds a whole export (#1082); opening a `.figcraft` file unpacks at most 6 GiB in all (2 GiB in the browser), every area together (#1079); `.fig` instance expansion no longer walks variable nodes for every instance or copies every outer override row into each nested instance (#1077); a FigJam `.jam` file opens as a board (#1342); FigJam `.jam` files open like `.fig` files: File ▸ Open, drag and drop, `file.import` and the command line (#1342); SVG import reads `color()` and `color-mix()` colours, with a note and a grey for those it can't (#1550); SVG import draws each pattern tile once per scale, within the layer budget (#1080); a file's JPEG thumbnail can't crash the home screen (#1491's progressive JPEG check, now shared); `.fig` import: library text styles linked by asset key, and override rows restating a nested level (#1234); `.fig` import keeps the file's saved line breaks while the text and its box are unedited (#1236); Download a missing free font from the Missing fonts window (`font.download`, #754); offline Penpot 2.x import/export (#1143); `.sketch` import checked against Sketch's renders: master backgrounds, symbol clipping, tints before Sketch 64, mask opacity, bitmap fills, image overrides on shapes, stretching stacks, blur radii, colour adjustments, OKLab gradients, text growth, shape group borders (#1389); FigJam outer shape outlines and sticky body fallback beside author text (#1341, #1397); image member names are checked on read, and REST image placeholders get archive-safe keys (#1086); Android Vector Drawable (XML) export; `.fig` export: files the incumbent imports, with component set properties, and grid track sizes at its field ids; Save and auto-save don't replace changes another app made to the open file (#1330); `.sketch` import, best effort, Sketch 48 and newer; the PNG row names ignore overlapping layers and where include bounding box is offered; the Fonts table's missing-font row describes the Missing fonts window; `.figcraft` carries the file kind (boards); `.fig` import: resized instances and variable modes by asset key; atomic saves; auto-save; SVG export clip of nested frames; SVG/PDF export depth refusal (#208); `.fig` export: instance sizes, variables with modes, shared styles, variable-width strokes; `.fLine truncated
+> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-10 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-12 · **Change:** minor (`.fig` import: a numbered list keeps its start only where it starts counting (#2273); `.fig` import and export read and write a boolean group's corner radius and smoothing (#2222); `.jam` import: stickies come in as native board stickies (#1808); `.fig` import scales per-point vector corner radii with the row that supplies their network and keeps different instance scales separate in the network cache (#2097); `.fig` export preserves scaled-instance lengths reset to their unscaled main values, including nested linked-style overrides (#2097); `.fig` import: the layers of an instance scaled with the Scale tool draw at its scale factor, not at their main's lengths (#2091); a color profile per PNG, JPG and WebP export setting (Same as file, sRGB or Display P3), the pixels converted; a `.jam` connector end with an `AUTO` or `CENTER` magnet leaves the side facing the other end, not the side its stale saved point named (#1909); a FigJam elbow connector saved with its path (`connectorControlPoints`) keeps it on import, as a board connector reshaped by hand does, instead of being routed again (#1910); JPG exports take a quality, 1 to 100 with 90 the default, and embed the file's colour profile when it is sRGB too (#2004); a FigJam connector without a saved snapshot took no stroke and was invisible; its line's paint, weight, cap and dashes now come from the file's generated line record (#1807); a Dash cap setting (none, round or square) on Dash and Custom strokes, drawn on both ends of every dash; pasted layers whose image the clipboard lacks are named and show a placeholder that reads as missing (#1646); paint-style colours on layers pasted from another design app keep their style instead of turning black (#1638); imported and pasted text finds an installed family under the other names its fonts give it, and with other case and spacing (#1292); `.fig` export writes colour calculations as the colour they show in each mode and leaves out, with a warning, one that resolves to nothing (#1280); `.fig` import budgets four decoded values per compressed byte instead of one, still within 20M–128M, so dense files within that budget open instead of being refused as having too many values (#574); `.fig` ZIP image reads share a total byte budget and count skipped images in the import warnings (#1076); every file a command reads whole by path is a regular file within a cap that fits it: documents 16 GiB, placed images 256 MiB, CLI scripts 1 GiB; folders, devices and pipes are refused before anything is read (#1114); files nested 256 levels deep import on the browser's 1 MB stack (#1101); SVG and PDF exports count pattern sources and the renders they embed from the layer's depth, so one cap bounds a whole export (#1082); opening a `.figcraft` file unpacks at most 6 GiB in all (2 GiB in the browser), every area together (#1079); `.fig` instance expansion no longer walks variable nodes for every instance or copies every outer override row into each nested instance (#1077); a FigJam `.jam` file opens as a board (#1342); FigJam `.jam` files open like `.fig` files: File ▸ Open, drag and drop, `file.import` and the command line (#1342); SVG import reads `color()` and `color-mix()` colours, with a note and a grey for those it can't (#1550); SVG import draws each pattern tile once per scale, within the layer budget (#1080); a file's JPEG thumbnail can't crash the home screen (#1491's progressive JPEG check, now shared); `.fig` import: library text styles linked by asset key, and override rows restating a nested level (#1234); `.fig` import keeps the file's saved line breaks while the text and its box are unedited (#1236); Download a missing free font from the Missing fonts window (`font.download`, #754); offline Penpot 2.x import/export (#1143); `.sketch` import checked against Sketch's renders: master backgrounds, symbol clipping, tints before Sketch 64, mask opacity, bitmap fills, image overrides on shapes, stretching stacks, blur radii, colour adjustments, OKLab gradients, text growth, shape group borders (#1389); FigJam outer shape outlines and sticky body fallback beside author text (#1341, #1397); image member names are checked on read, and REST image placeholders get archive-safe keys (#1086); Android Vector Drawable (XML) export; `.fig` export: files the incumbent imports, with component set properties, and grid track sizes at its field ids; Save and auto-save don't replace changes another app made to the open file (#1330); `.sketch` import, best effort, Sketch 48 and newer; the PNG row names ignore overlapping layers and where include bounding box is offered; the Fonts table's missing-font row describes the Missing fonts window; `.figcraft` carries the file kind (boards); `.fig` import: resized instances and variable modes by asset key; atomic saves; auto-save; SVG export clip of nested frames; SVG/PDF export depth refusal (#208); `.fig` exLine truncated
 
 Every format Figma reads or writes, with FigCraft's support. Sources: `Info.plist` of
 `/Applications/Figma.app` (document types only; nothing inside the bundle's code was read), Figma's
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ and prototype interactions are still unchecked there.
 
 | Format | Figma | FigCraft read | FigCraft write | Fidelity / testing | Hours |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|
-| `.fig` (Figma Design, `com.figma.document`, `application/x-figma`) | native (cloud; "Save local copy") | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, drop, CLI, MCP) | **experimental** ([below](#export-to-fig-experimental)) | `.fig` files open (best effort): the zip, its deflate/zstd chunks and the kiwi schema are decoded generically and mapped by field name onto the REST importer, so pages, the layer tree, geometry, paints (styles resolved), strokes, effects, text with styled runs, vectors as editable vector networks with region-specific fill paints (points, curved segments, filled areas with their winding, per-point corner radius and handle mirroring, end caps; outlines when the network is missing or damaged), auto layout (grid included; a flow that records no primary-axis sizing hugs on that axis, an instance that records no auto layout has its main's), constraints, ellipse arcs, boolean operations (with their corner radius and smoothing, #2222), components, sets (with their descriptions), instances (expanded from their main with overrides, derived layout and property values; the size and resizing their layers override stay overrides; an instance scaled with the Scale tool, which stores `symbolData.uniformScaleFactor`, draws its layers at the main's lengths times that factor, composed through nested instances: sizes and places, corner radii, stroke weights and dashes, effect radii, spreads and offsets, auto layout gaps and paddings, grid gaps, min and max sizes, layout grids, font sizes, pixel line heights and letter spacings, paragraph spacing and indent, except where an override or derived row gives the value, which is already at the instance's scale; per-point vector corner radii also take their vector-data row's factor; the vector outline paths a layer carries (a network's points follow the layer's size), fixed grid tracks, image tile scales and glass effects are not scaled by the factor, #2091), styles, variables with modes and bindings, prototyping (set-variable, set-variable-mode and conditional actions included) and image fills from the archive come across; sticky notes and shapes with text keep their generated backgrounds, styled text, text paints, saved child bounds and sticky author lines as editable frame children, including saved vector networks without geometry paths, outer fill/stroke outlines when generated geometry is damaged, and outer body text when its generated child is unusable even if an author survives (#1341, #1397); connectors, tables, code blocks, slides and similar layers come in as the closest frames, text layers and vectors, with a warning; anything else is a warning. Since 2026-10-17 (community batches #727, #728): an instance's own identity and the cached library components a file carries, overrides applied by key and order, local text values and instance overrides over a shared text style, grid track sizes (fixed, content-sized, fill), slot content, labels of connectors saved with their drawn path (a static snapshot; the ends aren't live), skip ink, paragraph options and hanging lists, list start numbers, vertical trim, per-point stroke joins, editable text on a path, image adjustments and images carried in the message; since 2026-10-29, style links that name a library style by asset key and version (the file's own copy of it), with override rows above the linking one still winning, and override rows restating a nested level's overrides applied at that level, below the instance's own (#1234), and the line breaks the file saved with a text, followed until an edit or a resize could move one, or where a line would come out more than 3% wider than its box in the fonts at hand (#1236). Budgets come from the file's own size (four decoded values per compressed byte, 20M–128M, lower ceilings on 32-bit targets; the layer cap follows the file's size too), so a 15.4 MB synthetic file with 300,000 layers opens whole; ZIP image reads have a separate total budget of 4 GiB (1 GiB on 32-bit targets) of decompressed ZIP-member bytes containing encoded images, with the 256 MiB per-image cap kept: a member that cannot fit is skipped before its output buffer is allocated, and the import report names the budget and counts skipped images (#1076). Failed reads and invalid image contents still consume the bytes read; a reference used by several layers is read once. This is not a limit on decoded pixels or total import memory; images carried inside the message are unchanged. The file's bytes stay out of the command journal; an import report lists what was left out or changed once the file opens. Elbowed and curved connectors without a saved path are routed as FigCraft's board connectors are (right angles, or one curve, from the sides of the layers they join); an elbowed one saved with its path (`connectorControlPoints`: a point and an axis per run between the first and the last) keeps that path when it leaves and arrives by the ends' sides (#1910), and a curved one's saved `connectorBezLine truncated
+| `.fig` (Figma Design, `com.figma.document`, `application/x-figma`) | native (cloud; "Save local copy") | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, drop, CLI, MCP) | **experimental** ([below](#export-to-fig-experimental)) | `.fig` files open (best effort): the zip, its deflate/zstd chunks and the kiwi schema are decoded generically and mapped by field name onto the REST importer, so pages, the layer tree, geometry, paints (styles resolved), strokes, effects, text with styled runs, vectors as editable vector networks with region-specific fill paints (points, curved segments, filled areas with their winding, per-point corner radius and handle mirroring, end caps; outlines when the network is missing or damaged), auto layout (grid included; a flow that records no primary-axis sizing hugs on that axis, an instance that records no auto layout has its main's), constraints, ellipse arcs, boolean operations (with their corner radius and smoothing, #2222), components, sets (with their descriptions), instances (expanded from their main with overrides, derived layout and property values; the size and resizing their layers override stay overrides; an instance scaled with the Scale tool, which stores `symbolData.uniformScaleFactor`, draws its layers at the main's lengths times that factor, composed through nested instances: sizes and places, corner radii, stroke weights and dashes, effect radii, spreads and offsets, auto layout gaps and paddings, grid gaps, min and max sizes, layout grids, font sizes, pixel line heights and letter spacings, paragraph spacing and indent, except where an override or derived row gives the value, which is already at the instance's scale; per-point vector corner radii also take their vector-data row's factor; the vector outline paths a layer carries (a network's points follow the layer's size), fixed grid tracks, image tile scales and glass effects are not scaled by the factor, #2091), styles, variables with modes and bindings, prototyping (set-variable, set-variable-mode and conditional actions included) and image fills from the archive come across; sticky notes and shapes with text keep their generated backgrounds, styled text, text paints, saved child bounds and sticky author lines as editable frame children, including saved vector networks without geometry paths, outer fill/stroke outlines when generated geometry is damaged, and outer body text when its generated child is unusable even if an author survives (#1341, #1397); connectors, tables, code blocks, slides and similar layers come in as the closest frames, text layers and vectors, with a warning; anything else is a warning. Since 2026-10-17 (community batches #727, #728): an instance's own identity and the cached library components a file carries, overrides applied by key and order, local text values and instance overrides over a shared text style, grid track sizes (fixed, content-sized, fill), slot content, labels of connectors saved with their drawn path (a static snapshot; the ends aren't live), skip ink, paragraph options and hanging lists, list start numbers (Figma writes a list's start on every line; import keeps it only on the item where the list starts counting, so a list split later restarts at 1, #2273), vertical trim, per-point stroke joins, editable text on a path, image adjustments and images carried in the message; since 2026-10-29, style links that name a library style by asset key and version (the file's own copy of it), with override rows above the linking one still winning, and override rows restating a nested level's overrides applied at that level, below the instance's own (#1234), and the line breaks the file saved with a text, followed until an edit or a resize could move one, or where a line would come out more than 3% wider than its box in the fonts at hand (#1236). Budgets come from the file's own size (four decoded values per compressed byte, 20M–128M, lower ceilings on 32-bit targets; the layer cap follows the file's size too), so a 15.4 MB synthetic file with 300,000 layers opens whole; ZIP image reads have a separate total budget of 4 GiB (1 GiB on 32-bit targets) of decompressed ZIP-member bytes containing encoded images, with the 256 MiB per-image cap kept: a member that cannot fit is skipped before its output buffer is allocated, and the import report names the budget and counts skipped images (#1076). Failed reads and invalid image contents still consume the bytes read; a reference used by several layers is read once. This is not a limit on decoded pixels or total import memory; images carried inside the message are unchanged. The file's bytes stay out of the command journal; an import report lists what was left out or changed once the file opens. Elbowed and curved connectors without a saved path are routed as FigCraft's board connectors are (right angles, or one curve, from the sides of the layers they join); an elbowed one saved with its path (`connectorControlPoints`: a point and an aLine truncated
 | `.penpot` (Penpot 2.x ZIP export) | — | **yes, offline** (open, import, drop, CLI, MCP) | **yes, offline** (export, CLI convert) | Editable layers, supported flex/grid layout, components, tokens and prototypes using the existing model. Unsupported layouts retain saved positions and bounded metadata; toggle-overlay and embedded font binaries are reported. Font references remain editable; no downloads. Synthetic regression coverage; live Penpot and cross-platform QA remain open. See [Penpot reference](penpot.md). | further live Penpot and cross-platform QA |
 | `.sketch` (Sketch 48 and newer) | import (file browser ▸ Import or drop, desktop app too; converted to a Figma file, symbols as components; per the help center) | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, drop, CLI, MCP; Open With from Finder, Explorer and Linux file managers once installed; recent files show its `previews/preview.png`) | no (out of scope) | zip + JSON read from the public format description; Sketch 43–47 (text as binary property lists) and older (SQLite) files are refused with a message to resave them in a newer Sketch. Pages, artboards as frames with their background, groups; Sketch 2025 and newer: frames (clipping or not) with their style, graphics, stacks as auto layout (direction, gap, alignment, padding, wrap, hug/fill sizing, stretching filling every item across, items ignoring the stack), corners in the style (rounded, smooth with its smoothing; angled, inside square and inside arc as paths), pins and sizing, per-side borders, lists of blurs (progressive background blurs, glass), inner shadows in the shadow list, tints (a graphic's, group's or instance's fill colouring its layers, and colour overrides; from Sketch 64, before which a group's fill draws nothing), text colour and visibility overrides, text sized by its sizing; rectangles with corner radii, ovals, stars and polygons while their points are the generated ones, paths as editable vector networks, shape groups as their shape, as one compound path (children without an operation, by the group's winding rule) or as boolean operations (mixed operations nested from the left); operands' own borders ignored as Sketch does; open paths filled as if closed, edited ovals and rectangles as paths, bitmaps (their image under their style's fills; colour adjustments as image filters with Sketch's tone curve, contrast and then brightness added), slices, hotspots; transforms (rotation, flips after it), resizing constraints; fills (solid, gradients with Sketch's geometry, gradients mixed in OKLab or OKLCH as sRGB stops along the same colours, image patterns), borders (the first enabled border's width and position), shadows, inner shadows, layer, motion and background blurs (Sketch's radius is the standard deviation), opacity and blend modes; clipping masks (an outline mask that shows its own style draws a copy under itself, as Sketch does, and its opacity fades it and what it clips together; alpha masks only mask; broken mask chains wrapped), progressive opacity (Fade) as an alpha mask of its gradient; text with styled runs (UTF-16 ranges), paragraph and vertical alignment, lines placed by Sketch's line spacing behaviour, box sizing, fonts found by their PostScript names among the installed ones (else the family read from the name), variable font axes, Sketch's natural line (ascent and descent rounded, no line gap, a fifth more for classic Mac fonts) for text without a fixed line height; symbols as components (library copies on a page of their own) and instances carrying their masters' layers with overrides (text, nested swaps and hiding, images, also on shapes' image fills, layer and text styles, nested paths), clipping only where the master clips (`clippingBehavior` 1), laid out for their size the way Sketch does it (proportional sharing per pins from format 110, scaling before) and still live; master backgrounds in instances only when the master includes them in both instances and exports, as on Sketch's canvas and renders; Apple's system fonts found under the names designs use, with the platform's tracking kept as letter spacing; shared layer styles as paint (fills, border colours) and effect styles, shared text styles as text styles; Color Variables (also library ones) as colour variables with bindings; prototype links, flow starts, export options, layout and square grids (hidden, as Sketch shows them only in its layout view). Instances of a stack laid out at their size and texts an override changed measured again on open, an auto-width one growing from its aligned edge. Warnings: noise fills, OKLab and OKLCH gradients, motion and zoom blurs (drawn as plain blurs), fonts embedded with their data (not used), Smart Layout (kept as laid out), locked overrides, scaled instances. Tested on fixtures built in code (`crates/format/src/sketch/*_tests.rs`, fuzzed) and locally (`FIGCRAFT_SKETCH_SAMPLES`) on one real Sketch 50 file and the public Apache-2.0 IBM Carbon Design Kit saved by Sketch 68 and 83 (70,000 layers open in ~3 s, debug build; its edition saved by Sketch 47 is refused, as it should be); compared artboard by artboard with Sketch 2026's own renders (`FIGCRAFT_SKETCHTOOL`, black-box): the Sketch 50 file's 73 artboards differ in at most 2.3% of their pixels (0.8% on average) (text metrics, fonts FigCraft doesn't find, antialiasing), Carbon 11's 69 1.1% on average and at most 4.4% (text in IBM Plex, which the file embeds and FigCraft doesn't use yet), a Sketch 64 file's 65 artboards 2.1% on average, a Sketch 2026 showcaseLine truncated
 | `.jam` (whiteboards) | native to FigJam | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, File ▸ Open, drop, CLI, MCP) | no | the same archive as a `.fig` (its canvas header reads `fig-jam.`) through the same reader (#1342): it opens as a board (the file kind; a `.fig` stays a design file), with stickies as native board stickies (their colour, text and author kept, size as saved, #1808) and generated shape backgrounds and text kept (#1341) as ordinary layers rather than native board objects (see [boards-parity](boards-parity.md)); tables, stamps, code blocks and the like come in as frames with their text and connectors as vectors (an elbowed connector keeps the path it was saved with, #1910), with an import note; a layer type the reader doesn't know is left out with a note naming it; writing `.jam` is not supported | — |
@@ -196,6 +196,7 @@ scales and empty-style clears; they have not been checked in other software.
 
 | Date | Change | Summary |
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+| 2026-11-12 | patch | M6, #2273: `.fig` import: a numbered list keeps its start only on the item where it starts counting. Figma writes the start on every line of the list (measured in Figma's web app, 2026-11-12, from a saved .fig: a list started at 5 has `listStartOffset` 4 on all its lines, and the item split off by Backspace is written with 0), so reading every line's value restarted the items after a split at the old start. The export is unchanged and a re-import now equals what went in; REST `listStartOffsets` read the same way |
 | 2026-11-10 | minor | M4, #2222: a boolean group's corner radius and smoothing are read and written by the `.fig` importer and exporter, and by the REST importer |
 | 2026-11-07 | patch | Fonts, #2092: a font loaded with `text.loadFont` is the counterpart of a font uploaded to the organization, which Figma's help center ("Manage conflicting fonts") ranks first, ahead of installed fonts and the web fonts. FigCraft chose the first face added for a family and style, so the built-in Inter 4.x kept Regular, SemiBold and Bold after Inter 3.19 was loaded and only Medium refitted. A loaded face now wins over the other faces of its family and style, the latest load over earlier ones; style matching and fallbacks are unchanged, and `refitted` lists the text whose size changes. Installed versus built-in order is not changed here. Test: `fontdb::tests::a_loaded_face_wins_over_the_built_in_one_of_its_family_and_style`. Numbers unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-08 | minor | M6, #2097 follow-up: per-point vector corner radii take the scale of the row supplying `vectorData`, including nested instance rows; override and derived rows are not scaled twice. Network caching distinguishes the instance scale even when resizing gives two vectors the same final box. Synthetic tests cover missing/unit factors, half/double scale, derived size alone, overridden and derived vector data, nested scale and equal-size cache separation. Layer-radius fallback remains the separate #2115 change. Numbers unchanged. |