See title; that’s the gist of my question.
Further elaborated: When zooming @100% it’s not actually accurate with what I see on my screen. Rather, setting zoom @83% is actually closer what’s represented to reality (e.g., on a browser!). See image attached where I’ve proved this strange bug.
This question has already been asked, but there isn’t a definitive answer. Curious to know how people deal with this.
xD
It is going to get weird, but believe me, i think i got you bro.
Press ctrl+shift+alt+“+” or “-” to change the UI zoom.
Now the thing gets freaky:
If the pasted image is bigger than reference, you have the UI zoom messed up.
Change it and repeat.
(Or just press ctrl+shift+alt+“-” until you cannot make it smaller, then ctr+shift+alt+“+” six times)
Holy moly… YOU ARE A WIZARD AT FIGMA!
Thank you!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Was having the same issue and this also fixed it for me, thank you! Took me a minute to understand that we were talking about adjusting the overall GUI scale. Have no idea how this was changed from default, or if default was just not correct with my screen size, but this fixed the issue perfectly. 😀
Thanks Jairo! I was looking everywhere to find solutions. This does help!!
And I also found it’s under the View / Interface Scale. You can see the current UI scale level.
Thanks Jairo! I was looking everywhere to find solutions. This does help!!
And I also found it’s under the View / Interface Scale. You can see the current UI scale level.
Thank you for this simple fix! Somehow my Interface Scale was set to 80% and it was driving me bonkers.
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