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Image Quality Issue on Figma Site (PNG Looks Compressed After Publishing)

  • October 28, 2025
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tangchuan

Hi everyone,

I’m having an issue with image quality on my Figma Site.
When I preview the page inside Figma, all images look perfect — crisp and clear with their original PNG quality.
However, after publishing and viewing the site via the live URL, the same images appear compressed or blurred, as if Figma Sites applied an automatic optimization or downscaling.

Here’s my published page for reference:
👉 https://tangchuan.figma.site/200%E5%90%8B%E5%B9%95%E5%B8%83%E6%B5%B7%E5%A4%96%E8%A7%86%E8%A7%89%E7%AD%96%E5%88%92

I’ve already confirmed that:

  • All images are PNG format, not JPG.

  • They look sharp in the editor and preview.

  • The compression only happens after publishing.

Does Figma Site automatically compress or optimize images when publishing?
If so, is there any way to keep full-resolution image quality, or disable compression for key visuals?

Would really appreciate any guidance or confirmation from the Figma team or anyone who’s solved this.
Thanks in advance! 🙏

tokane

5 replies

tangchuan
  • tangchuan
  • Author
  • New Member
  • October 29, 2025

This issue didn’t occur before — it started happening about half a month ago. It seems to be a recent change. Hope the Figma team can take a look into it 🙏

tokane
Gayani_S
Figmate
  • Gayani_S
  • Community Support
  • October 31, 2025

Hey ​@tangchuan, thank you so much for sharing this and for the detailed explanation.

I’ve reached out to our team internally to investigate further. Could you please share your file with us by inviting support-share@figma.com (with “can edit” permission)? That’ll help us dig into what’s causing this.

If you’d prefer not to share it publicly, feel free to DM me and let me know under this post. 

 

Thank you, 

Gayani 

james548494
  • james548494
  • New Member
  • October 31, 2025

Hey ​@tangchuan, thank you so much for sharing this and for the detailed explanation.

I’ve reached out to our team internally to investigate further. Could you please share your file with us by inviting support-share@figma.com (with “can edit” permission)? That’ll help us dig into what’s causing this.

If you’d prefer not to share mvvmhabit ios it publicly, feel free to DM me and let me know under this post. 

 

Thank you, 

Gayani 

When publishing designs on the Figma site, many users notice that PNG images appear slightly compressed or blurry compared to their original quality. This usually happens because Figma automatically optimizes images for faster web performance, reducing file size at the cost of some visual clarity. While this compression helps pages load more quickly, it can affect detailed graphics, icons, or text-heavy images.

tokane
  • tokane
  • New Member
  • November 1, 2025

Im also having a similar issue. The images looked crisp about a week ago, if you need another site to test with im happy to share.  

Gayani_S
Figmate
  • Gayani_S
  • Community Support
  • November 5, 2025

Thanks so much for sharing those details! 

I’ve already flagged it with the team internally but we haven’t received a file link yet to investigate. If you’re comfortable, could you please invite support-share@figma.com to your file with “can edit” permissions.

Thanks again for flagging this and for helping us dig deeper into what’s going on! 

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