Prototypes are a great way to test out your designs before they go into production. They allow you to quickly create and adjust your designs, as well as share them with others for feedback. But how do you save a prototype in Figma as a PNG? It’s actually quite simple.
First, open the prototype you want to save in Figma. Then, select the artboard or frame that contains the prototype design you want to save. Next, click on the “Export” icon in the top right corner of the window. This will bring up the “Export” window where you can choose what format you want to export your design in, such as PNG, JPG or SVG.
Once you have selected “PNG” from the list of options, click “Export” and your prototype will be saved as a PNG file on your computer.
You can also export multiple artboards or frames at once by selecting them all in Figma and then clicking the “Export” icon again. This will bring up an additional window where you can choose which artboards or frames to export and what format they should be exported in (PNG). Once you have made your selections, click “Export” and all of your selected artboards or frames will be saved as separate PNG files on your computer.
Saving prototypes in Figma as PNG files is a great way to quickly store and share designs with others for feedback and further development. With just a few clicks of a button, you can easily export any prototype from Figma into a variety of formats for further use or collaboration.
Conclusion:
Saving prototypes in Figma as PNG files is easy and straightforward – simply open the prototype in Figma, select which artboard(s) or frame(s) you want to save, click on the “Export” icon and select “PNG” from the list of options. Then click “Export” and all of your chosen artboards or frames will be saved as separate PNG files on your computer!