Make draggable element in figma

A simple trick to add an illusion of dragging an element in figma

[tonyK_]

You lovely, lovely, clever man! You just saved my skin.

[guilhermeanjos]

Thank you so much for this! Thanks to it I managed to translate a concept idea :D
Subscribed :D

[rizawizaa]

Ohmygod I've just spent hours trying to do this and you solved it in 7 minutes. Bless you

[UrbanAstray]

How can this software not have support for drag-and-drop? It's supposed to be a prototyping tool, so for the most basic interaction on mobile to be missing is strange

[inigozepeda]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks for this tutorial!

[TaroonTyagi]

Love this. Thank you for sharing these smart tricks 🙏

[tomdesigner]

Thank You! It is really helpfull trick :)

[Fabian-fkqs]

Exactly what I searched for, perfect! :) Thanks!. Are there any new insights with the new variables etc.? E.g. can I do sth. like a kanban (so with specific points where you can drop it?)

[bobolson]

This works great, however it's unfortunately impossible to include more than one draggable component. I tried, but the draggable area from the first component prevents any additional components from being draggable. Making a 'hole' in the draggable frame didn't work, either. I wish they would fix this!

[HamzaAsghar]

Searched the whole internet but couldn't find anything like this. THANKYOU

[ConfusedNinja]

my question if i have a target location for that draggable element, what would i do to make it come back to it's original position if it don't hit the target location?

[pannikomuves]

Great work thanks! Is there any way I can make a component which I can drag and drop, and also click on it? I am trying to do it, but because of the mouse down-mouse up interactions, doesn't let me actually have an another interaction, for example a click.
Thanks!

[muhammadArfanYuliadi]

how to make multiple draggable element in one page, sir?