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Polina3
Polina3
January 26, 2024

Enabling “Snap to Pixel” instantly modifies the fractional coordinates of the frames in the file

  • January 26, 2024
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Hi! Can somebody explain why with “snap to pixel grid” function on in Figma, the coordinates of files are still can be fractional? It fixes when you move them, but the question is still here why it is happening? And maybe there are some ways to prevent this or fix all frames coordinates in file altogether?

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    MiloW
    MiloW
    Active Member
    January 24, 2025

    Misalignation or whatever you can call it, can be avoided if there were additional options like “snap towards nearest” or something like that.

      Amber Clark
      Amber Clark
      New Member
      July 14, 2025

      Hello! Did anyone find a fix for this?

        badun
        badun
        New Member
        October 23, 2025

        We had the same issue in our team — exported assets sometimes had thin white edges, and with a high volume of banners it was almost impossible to catch all of them manually. 😭
         

        I ended up building a small Figma plugin called Snap Frames to solve this. It automatically checks all pages in a file and snaps frame positions and sizes to whole numbers, so everything stays pixel-perfect.
         

        We now just run it across our documents before exporting — takes a few seconds and fixes everything. 😉

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