Bulk token deletion, performance, and stability

Manage tokens faster with bulk operations and an improved experience. We've also adjusted Figma imports to accommodate the newly introduced Figma API rate limits.

This version was released on January 13, 2026.

Spreadsheet updated

Improved spreadsheet experience for tokens and components

We've redesigned the spreadsheet for tokens and components to make managing large design systems faster and more reliable. The new grid brings smoother performance, consistent interactions, and — for tokens — bulk operations that should save you a lot of clicks.

Work faster with bulk token operations

You've been asking for bulk operations, and they're finally here. Select multiple tokens and groups using checkboxes, then delete or move them in a single action.

This makes reorganizing large token libraries and cleaning up outdated tokens dramatically faster.

Components get the updated spreadsheet as well

Components now use the same grid foundation as tokens: resize and reorder columns to match your workflow and sorting by name, description or any custom property.

Faster performance on large design systems

The new spreadsheet view handles hundreds of tokens and components without lag. Smooth scrolling, stable sorting and reordering, and responsive interactions even as your design system grows.


Better handling of Figma rate limit errors

We've improved how Supernova handles newly introduce Figma's API rate limits to make imports more reliable, especially for large or complex files.

Fewer failed imports

Supernova now manages requests to Figma more efficiently, reducing the chance of hitting rate limits during imports. Large files with multiple pages or deep nesting are handled more smoothly, so you'll see fewer unexpected failures.

Controlled "Import all" process

When importing from multiple Figma sources at once, Supernova now processes them sequentially rather than all at once. This:

  • Reduces the load on Figma's API
  • A “Queued” status for sources waiting to import
  • Prevents rate limit errors that could stop the entire import
Figma rate errors

Clear guidance when limits are reached

If you do encounter Figma's rate limits, you'll now see specific information about what's happening and actionable steps to prevent it, including:

  • Using editor or admin Figma accounts instead of viewer accounts for imports
  • Connecting multiple Figma accounts to distribute the load
  • Adjusting import timing to avoid spikes

These improvements help ensure your design data flows consistently into Supernova without interruption.


For a list of smaller improvements and bug fixes, visit our Bug fixes page here: