Figma prototypes are a great way to quickly create interactive designs for testing and feedback. By using Figma, you can create a prototype of a website, app or other digital product in no time.
Once you have created your Figma prototype, the next step is to save it as an image file. Saving a Figma prototype as a PNG is quite simple and will allow you to share your design with others for feedback or even for production.
Step 1: After logging in to Figma, open the project with the prototype you would like to save. Select the “Share” option from the top right corner of the window.
Step 2: From the “Share” window, select “Export” from the left side menu. You can then select which frames/pages you would like to export by clicking on them individually.
Step 3: Once you have selected all the frames/pages you want to save as images, click on “Export” at the bottom right corner of the window. This will open up an “Export Prototype” window.
Step 4: In this window, choose “PNG” from the dropdown menu and select which pages/frames you want to export. You can also set any additional settings such as image quality or resolution.
Step 5: After setting all your options, click on “Export Now” at the bottom right corner of the window. This will then download all your selected frames/pages as PNG files.
Conclusion:
Saving a Figma prototype as a PNG is quite simple and can be done within minutes. All it takes is five steps – logging into Figma, opening up your project, selecting which frames/pages to export, selecting PNG format and setting any additional settings before exporting it.