Scope Number

What It Does

The Scope Number node defines specific variable scopes for number tokens in Figma. It provides detailed control over where and how numeric variables can be used within Figma's interface.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Required
Token	The design token to add scopes to	Token	Yes
Gap Between	Include gap between scope	Yes/No	No
Padding	Include padding scope	Yes/No	No
Corner Radius	Include corner radius scope	Yes/No	No
Font Weight	Include font weight scope	Yes/No	No
Font Size	Include font size scope	Yes/No	No
Line Height	Include line height scope	Yes/No	No
Letter Spacing	Include letter spacing scope	Yes/No	No
Paragraph Spacing	Include paragraph spacing scope	Yes/No	No
Paragraph Indent	Include paragraph indent scope	Yes/No	No
Layer Opacity	Include layer opacity scope	Yes/No	No
Effects	Include effects scope	Yes/No	No
Stroke	Include stroke scope	Yes/No	No
Text Content	Include text content scope	Yes/No	No
Width And Height	Include width and height scope	Yes/No	No

Outputs

Name	Description	Type
Token	The token with number scopes applied	Token

How to Use It

1. Drag the Scope Number node into your graph.

2. Connect a number token to the "Token" input.

3. Check the boxes for contexts where the number should be available (e.g., Font Size, Corner Radius).

4. The output token will be available in Figma only for the selected contexts.

Scope Number Example

Tips

• Group related numeric values with similar scopes to create a logical set of variables.

• Consider the purpose of each number to determine its appropriate scopes.

See Also

• Scope All: For making a number available in all possible contexts.

• Scope By Type: For automatically assigning appropriate scopes based on token type.

Use Cases

• Spacing System: Create spacing tokens that are only available for gap and padding properties.

• Typography Scale: Define text-specific numeric variables for font sizes and line heights.

• Border System: Create radius tokens that only appear in corner radius contexts.