[[["容易理解","easyToUnderstand","thumb-up"],["確實解決了我的問題","solvedMyProblem","thumb-up"],["其他","otherUp","thumb-up"]],[["缺少我需要的資訊","missingTheInformationINeed","thumb-down"],["過於複雜/步驟過多","tooComplicatedTooManySteps","thumb-down"],["過時","outOfDate","thumb-down"],["翻譯問題","translationIssue","thumb-down"],["示例/程式碼問題","samplesCodeIssue","thumb-down"],["其他","otherDown","thumb-down"]],["上次更新時間:2025-08-27 (世界標準時間)。"],[],[],null,["This guide explains how to create a watch face, add time-based elements, and\ninclude support for user-selected photos, including a multi-photo gallery. For\nadditional features, see the [advanced](/training/wearables/watch-face-designer/advanced) guide.\n\nCreate a watch face\n\nTo create a watch face, [draw a frame in Figma](https://help.figma.com/hc/articles/360041539473-Frames-in-Figma-Design), then configure\nit as follows:\n\n1. Set its size to 450 units wide by 450 units tall:\n\n **Figure 1**: Figma's frame layout panel, showing a 450x450 watch face\n\n Other sizes work too, but 450x450 is recommended for Wear OS watch faces and\n is required for export to Watch Face Studio.\n2. For a battery efficient watch face, set the frame's fill color to black:\n\n **Figure 2**: Frame fill panel showing a black fill color\n3. Set the frame's name to what you'd like your watch face to be called. This\n appears on your users' watches.\n\nAfter creating and configuring the frame, open the Watch Face Designer\n[plugin](https://help.figma.com/hc/articles/360042532714-Use-plugins-in-files), and select the frame you just created. A live preview\nof it appears in the Watch Face Designer window.\n\nAdd elements to a watch face\n\nAdd some elements to the watch face so users can tell the time.\n\nAnalog time\n\n[Draw a rectangle](https://help.figma.com/hc/articles/360040450133-Shape-tools), which acts as the second hand on your watch.\n\nVerify that, when showing the beginning of a new minute, the rectangle is\nhorizontally centered and that its bottom edge sits on the center of the watch\nface, just as a real clock hand would be. By default, Figma enables\n**Snap to Geometry**, which shows red guidelines to help you with this rectangle\nalignment:\n**Figure 3**: Positioning a frame using Figma's Snap to Geometry feature\n\nNext, inform Watch Face Designer that this layer isn't just for decoration.\nSelect the rectangle that you drew in the previous step, then navigate to the\n**Watch Face Designer** window and change **Behavior** from \"Static\" to \"Second\nhand.\"\n**Figure 4**: Assign a layer to the \"second hand\" function\n\nNotice how the hand begins to move once each second, simulating a clock tick.\nYou can adjust how it rotates if you want, and you can create a minute hand and\nhour hand similarly to how you made this one.\n\nFor advice on subdials, see the [advanced usage](/training/wearables/watch-face-designer/advanced) guide.\n\nDigital time\n\nWe can also display the time using a digital format. To do so, [create a text\nlayer in Figma](https://help.figma.com/hc/articles/360039956434-Guide-to-text-in-Figma-Design). For now, enter `Hh:Mm:Ss` as the text content\nof the layer.\n\nIn the **Watch Face Designer** window, change the text's **Behavior** from\n\"Static\" to \"Digital time.\" The preview shows how this would look on a real\ndevice:\n**Figure 5**: Digital time preview in Watch Face Designer\n\nTo learn about the set of available characters you can use, follow the template\nguide displayed in the sidebar of the **Watch Face Designer** window. For\nexample, `a` represents whether the current time is \"AM\" or \"PM,\" which you can\nuse with the \"hour format\" to display 12-hour time.\n\nYou can select any font in Figma, including ones that aren't available in\nWear OS, and it's automatically exported and bundled into your watch face. Keep\nin mind that each font has its own licensing terms for redistribution.\n\nPreview different times\n\nTo see your watch face at different times of day, you can adjust what time the\npreview is showing by dragging the slider at the bottom of the\n**Watch Face Designer** window:\n**Figure 6** : The time scrubbing bar at the bottom of the **Watch Face Designer** window. The bottom-left element shows the current time being previewed using a 24-hour hour/minute/second format.\n\nWhen you're finished previewing different times, you can reset the time to the\ncurrent time by selecting the **Reset** button in the bottom-left corner:\n**Figure 7** : Reset to the current time using the bottom-left corner of the **Watch Face Designer** window.\n\nInclude user-provided photos\n\nYour watch face can include a slot for a custom photo. This lets users add a\nphoto that's personal to them as a backdrop, while still showing the time and\nany other elements you've included in your design.\n| **Note:** If your watch face uses this element, it becomes available only on watches that run Wear OS 6 or higher, as this was the version that added support for user-provided photos.\n\nTo support custom photos, add a layer to your watch face, and set its\n**Behavior** to \"User-provided photo.\" For this example, we're [using a sample\nphotograph of a flower for this layer as the default image](https://www.figma.com/best-practices/working-with-images-in-figma/).\nThis image is used as a fallback before the user has assigned their own photo,\nor when the user chooses not to use one of their photos.\n**Figure 8**: Add support for user-provided photos\n\nSupport multiple selection of photos\n\nYour watch face can support multi-selection of photos. Watch Face Designer calls\nthis a *gallery*:\n**Figure 9**: Gallery options for user-provided photos\n\nWhen **Photo selection** is set to \"Gallery,\" the user can select multiple\nphotos for this slot, and the [watch cycles through them at different\npoints](/training/wearables/wff/images), depending on what you select under \"Change photo:\"\n\n- When \"On tap\" is selected, the photo changes when the user taps on your layer.\n- When \"On wrist raise\" is selected, the changes every third time the user raises their wrist. At the moment, this cannot be adjusted using Watch Face Designer. Learn more about how Watch Face Format provides more advanced support using the [`changeAfterEvery`](/reference/wear-os/wff/group/part/image/photos) attribute.\n\nLearn more\n\nTo preview your watch face on a physical device, see the [exports](/training/wearables/watch-face-designer/export) guide.\n\nFor more options and features, see the [advanced usage](/training/wearables/watch-face-designer/advanced) guide."]]