I’m running two displays on a 2021 14-inch M1 MacBook Pro. Figma is the only application that causes these screen artifacts (verticals lines) to show up on my main display (LG 38WN95C-W 38"). Figma itself then becomes “burned” onto the screen.
Question
Figma burning artifacts into monitor
This topic has been closed for comments
Shane, i guess its not the problem with Figma.
Screen burn is caused when the application (any application) layout stays on the screen in a fixed position for a long time. OLED screens will not be having this issue.
Hope most of the time you may be using Figma?
Try running a screensaver or video with lot of motions and colors. Leave it for sometime and check if it heals.
I’m certain that’s not the case. My energy settings shut off the displays after 5 minutes or so. Additionally, I switch back and forth between applications throughout the day. It’s only when Figma is opened or active that this occurs on the display.
1 person likes this
Hello @Shane_O
Figma uses WebGL, make sure your drivers especially Graphic Card are updated and I think your graphic card (Or CPU graphic depends on your machine) HDMI must support it.
Try using your monitor on a Windows and see if still occurs
I hope this helps
1 person likes this
I have the same issue.
It disappears when I quit Figma. But starts when I launch it again.
Cmd-tab from Figma to Chrome, Miro, Finder, it disappears.
Cmd-tab from Figma to MS Outlook, MS Teams, Acrobat, Spotify, Telegram, Finder, MS Excel, it stays.
I’m on a MBP M3 Pro, OSX 14.1.1
Switching from OSX on USB-C to Windows on HDMI it disappears.
It’s so weird.
1 person likes this
i am also facing similar issue, LG49 UW MBP M2
Any solution?
Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.