“Anyone with the link” can view prototypes but users still have to log into Figma.
Do users have to still log in? Is there a way to just share without having to log in?
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Sharing a prototype without having user required to sign in to Figma
Best answer by Michael_Taggart
I was having the same issue, but I discovered what the problem is which is explained here:
https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360040531773-Share-files-and-prototypes
So essentially you need to:
- Click the play button to open the prototype.
- Click the “Share Prototype” button.
- Click the “Copy link” button.
- You have a workable link to your prototype now.
I tried all pf the solutions written above... and it still doesnt woek for me: whether it is to share prototype or to be in the incognito mode...
I tried the solution but it doesn’t work. Every link I can find asks for a login.
Definitely doesn’t work for me either. I’ve tried even adding emails of people I want to view a presentation in the Free View seat mode - which just generates emails asking them to join my team! This is beyond frustrating. Anyone find an acceptable work around?
Figma student here, it still doesn’t work. Any link I can generate requires a figma account to view. I can’t even edit the file access, it’s locked on “only those invited” by default. Not only you need an account, you also need to ask for permission.
This is such bullshit. I spent a week building a portfolio that I need to share to recruiters to get my internship. How tf am I suppose to show it now ?!
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