When it comes to design, Figma and Photoshop have become household names. Both have powerful features and are used by designers around the world.
One of the main differences between them is the file format they use. Figma uses a vector-based file format, whereas Photoshop uses a raster-based file format.
So what happens when you want to export a Figma design into a PSD (Photoshop Document) file? Can you do it?
The answer is yes! You can export a Figma design into a PSD file, but there are some limitations. Unfortunately, you can’t export the entire design as there are some features that don’t translate over from one application to the other. For example, when exporting from Figma to PSD, any text layers will not be retained and all vector shapes will be flattened into raster images.
You can also export individual elements, such as icons and graphics, as separate PSD files. This is useful if you want to use them in other applications or share them with someone who only has access to Photoshop. To do this, simply select the element you want to export and click on “Export” in the top menu bar.
It’s important to note that if you’re exporting an image from Figma for use in Photoshop, it’s best to save it in either PNG or JPG format – both of which support transparency. If you save an image as a PSD file, any transparency will be lost.
Overall, exporting from Figma to PSD is possible – albeit with some limitations – and provides designers with more flexibility when working with different tools.
In conclusion, while there are some limitations when exporting from Figma to PSD files, it is still possible and provides designers with more flexibility when working with different tools.