Frames are not showing full width on prototype

I have tried it all but still nothing. okay will send some screenshsots. what exactly do you want to see so I screenshot it and send it. screenshot when i go into preview mode?

Thank you. Screenshots for the preview and present would be helpful.

@Bright_Baiden Thanks for your screenshots! As I checked them, it looks no problem. Could you reach out directly to the support team with a copy of your file: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/requests/new. They will give you further support. My apology that I can’t help much here.

Please make sure you use the email associated with your Figma account, include links to the file in question, and share access with support-share@figma.com. Don’t worry, inviting us to view your file won’t impact your billing.

Thanks,
Toku

Love that you posted this fix! It was a headache trying to get fit width back. Thank you.

However…this just proves how problematic Figma’s lack of understanding UX is! Why can I not demo to a client with the device frame where my prototype fills the device frame?

To me this is a huge fail. Thanks Figma.

this option was available on device recently not available again in seems

Does anyone know where these options are in the new Figma layout?

Ah, the classic "my frames aren't filling the screen" problem in your prototype!  That's a common one.  It usually boils down to a few things.  First, double-check your constraints or auto-layout settings.  If you're using something like Figma or Sketch, make sure your frames are set to "stretch" or "fill" the available width.  Sometimes they're anchored to specific sides or have fixed widths, which can cause them to look wonky on different screen sizes.  Another thing to look at is the parent container.  If the parent frame isn't filling the screen, then its children won't be able to either.  So, make sure the whole hierarchy of frames is set up correctly.  Sometimes there's a rogue element somewhere that's messing things up, too.  It's worth zooming out and checking for any hidden layers or misplaced objects that might be influencing the layout.  And finally, if you're working with code, check your CSS.  Make sure you're using the correct width properties (like width: 100% or flex: 1) and that there are no conflicting styles. It's a bit of a detective game sometimes, but usually one of these things is the culprit.

I can see that this issue is from 1 year ago, and I still have the same problem.

When I share the prototype link with clients, I put it in the Macbook frame (because they asked me to do it that way, they like it, i dunno) but the screen gets chopped, they need to do horizontal scroll to see the rest of the screen. I cannot see any way to make the width of the screen fits in the prototype authomatically.

So easy to put a button on the prototype options that says “fit width”. But in the options before sharing the prototype. This shouldn’t be something that the client must fix. I have to be the one fixing this so the client only opens the prototype without worrying for fixing that. I cannot be telling clients “oh, you have to click here and then here.. in order to see it well”.