@任爽爽 Thanks for the screenshot! Our engineering team is now investigating as this should be showing for you - once I have more information on a resolution I will let you know. Thanks so much for your patience!
Hi @任爽爽 - thank you for posting! First, we do not currently provide support in the Chinese language on the forum, so I will be assisting you in English.
I apologize for my confusion, but can you tell me more about how the fonts are breaking your interface? You mentioned the AI agent -- did you enter a prompt that changed the fonts you have in your file?
Thank you for your reply. Here are more details about the issue.
I’m using Figma on macOS. Two text layers both show PingFang at 14px, but the Regular text appears noticeably larger than the heavier-weight text. Both lines in my screenshot contain the same Chinese characters, “你好”. The difference is in the overall glyph size, as well as the stroke thickness.
I mentioned the AI agent because I previously downloaded third-party TTF versions of PingFang, installed them on my Mac, and uploaded them to Figma so the agent could use the font. I haven’t confirmed whether the agent changed any text settings. I suspect there may be a conflict between different font versions that share the same name.
I have already tried uninstalling and reinstalling PingFang, but the issue persists. My component library also uses PingFang, so I would like to fix this while minimizing changes to existing components and layouts.
I’m on the Education plan, and I’m certain I uploaded the fonts under this same account and team. However, Settings → Account → Your uploaded fonts currently only shows “View plans”, with no uploaded font list or deletion option.
How can I check which font files Figma is actually using for Regular and the heavier weight? Also, how can I access and remove the previously uploaded PingFang fonts and restore consistent rendering in existing text layers?