Motiff supports publishing and unpublishing libraries, allowing you to share styles, components, and variables across files for easy access and consistent design.
When you first create styles, components, and variables, you can only access them in the current file. If you want to use them in other files, you need to publish them as Libraries.
Tips: Publishing libraries is only available for Professional plan and Organization plan.
If you are a Starter plan user, you can still create styles, components, and variables in files, but you cannot publish them.
Use shortcuts:
macOS: ⌥ Option + 3
In Motiff, the scopes for publishing a library determines which members are authorized to access and use the library.
If you only want to publish a single component instead of all the components in the file, you can publish them individually using the following methods:
Publish via right-click:
Publish via the right sidebar:
If you apply changes to styles, components, or variables that are already published, you need to publish an update to the library. After publishing the updates, all files that reference these libraries will receive update notifications.
Motiff will display a blue dot on icon in the Assets panel of the left sidebar to let you know if there are updates that need to be published:
Unpublishing a library stops sharing its styles and components with your team or organization. Once unpublished, team members can still use existing instances of the components, but they will no longer receive updates.
You can navigate to the Local Library panel , select the library, and click Unpublish.