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user512
May 31, 2023
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The reason why multiple 1 and multiple 2 are the same size

  • May 31, 2023
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If I export the pygma frame in multiples 1, 2, 3, and 4 and then move the exported image back to the pygma, the multiples 3 and 4 will be as large as multiples, but the multiples 1 and 2 will be the same size. I’d like to know why multiple 1 and 2 look the same size.

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Best answer by Yehia

@user512 this is literally explained the Figma help documentation here, quoted:

Note: You may notice that the visual size of an image exported at 2x is not increased if you import it back into Figma. This is because Figma assumes that images with a DPI of 144 will be used in designs for high-density screens and automatically scales them in half to accommodate. Learn more about importing content into Figma →

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Yehia
YehiaAnswer
May 31, 2023

@user512 this is literally explained the Figma help documentation here, quoted:

Note: You may notice that the visual size of an image exported at 2x is not increased if you import it back into Figma. This is because Figma assumes that images with a DPI of 144 will be used in designs for high-density screens and automatically scales them in half to accommodate. Learn more about importing content into Figma →