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Figma has launched Latin American Spanish localization for its product and support services, strengthening its presence across the region. The update reflects growing demand from Latin American designers, developers, startups, and enterprises, where more than 10 million Figma files were created in the past year. It is Figma’s fifth product localization and supports the company’s broader expansion beyond the United States.

Expanding in Latin America

  • Figma already serves major regional companies including iFood, Itaú Unibanco, Mercado Libre, Nubank, Sicredi, TOTVS, and Quinto Andar.
  • The company says design is becoming an increasingly important business differentiator across Latin America.
  • Latin American Spanish is available starting July 2.

What the Localization Includes

  • Spanish language support tailored specifically to Latin American users.
  • Culturally adapted product interfaces.
  • Dedicated customer support for the region.
  • The release follows Figma’s Brazilian Portuguese localization.

Growing Regional Adoption

  • More than 10 million Figma files were created across Latin America in the previous year.
  • Companies such as iFood and Itaú Unibanco use Figma to coordinate design, product, and engineering workflows.
  • Leaders at these companies say localization will make collaboration and product development more natural and efficient.

Figma’s Global Expansion

  • Latin American Spanish is Figma’s fifth localization, following Japanese, European Spanish, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese.
  • Approximately 85% of Figma’s monthly active users were outside the United States in Q4 2024.
  • More than half of Figma’s 2024 revenue came from non-U.S. markets.
  • About two-thirds of monthly active users work outside traditional design roles, including roughly 30% who identify as developers.

Figma’s Latin American Spanish release is intended to deepen its relationship with the region’s growing design and development community while making collaboration more accessible to local teams.