How to Undo Changes in Figma

You can use Ctrl+Z (Windows) or Cmd+Z (Mac) to quickly undo changes without using the menu. This is much faster than navigating through the Edit menu for frequent undos.

Yes, you can undo multiple changes by repeatedly using the undo command or keyboard shortcut. Figma maintains a history of your actions, allowing you to step back through multiple modifications. You can also use the version history feature for more extensive rollbacks.

Figma maintains a substantial undo history during your current session, but the exact limit depends on your browser's memory and the complexity of your file. The undo history is reset when you close and reopen the file, so it's best to save important versions manually.