Summary  
This chapter explains the concept of version control by tracking and managing saved states—creating manual checkpoints, filtering history, restoring or duplicating specific versions, and sharing links to those checkpoints.  

General domain of usage  
Collaborative design and prototyping tools.

- To access the version history, click on the **Figma icon → File → Show version history**. Then the history panel will appear;
- Note that with free accounts, you get unlimited version history for 30 days (older versions may not be accessible afterward). Whereas subscription plans get you unlimited version history for as long as the subscription is active;
- Autosave versions include date and timestamp. But you can manually save versions by clicking the **plus icon +** , adding a title and description if desired;
- You can filter the versions by **all work** (including team contributions or only you);
- The option to hide autosaved versions is available for a cleaner view;
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Figma Version History: How to Track and Restore Changes

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