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Thomas_Leone
Thomas_Leone
March 21, 2023
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Sharing a prototype without having user required to sign in to Figma

  • March 21, 2023
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“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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    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:

    1. Click the play button to open the prototype.
    2. Click the “Share Prototype” button.
    3. Click the “Copy link” button.
    4. You have a workable link to your prototype now.

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    teti
    teti
    New Member
    June 23, 2025

    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...

    splan
    splan
    New Member
    July 9, 2025

    I tried the solution but it doesn’t work. Every link I can find asks for a login.

    Special K
    Special K
    New Member
    August 28, 2025

    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?

    random user
    random user
    New Member
    September 12, 2025

    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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