Other use case: I’m a consultant and want to use Figma Slides’ collaborative features with a client, but they can’t see the slides unless they have Figma accounts.
Would be great if I can use Slides in design review too. When presenting the slides to the client, I could show them the annotations too, and filter it by category. For example, I would show first my feedback then my questions or clarifications
Wanted to write about this specific topic and saw this thread.
I have a similar usecase. I want to use Figma Slides for designing branded slides - and I love that Figma Slides has a nice way of working with video, but when I go and want to share the slides for e.g. Colleagues, clients and partners (let's say: just to view) they still need to sign in to either Figma or their Google Account to see the presentation and go into fullscreen and all that.
This is a serious reason to which I am now considering to use Adobe Express (or other) instead.
@Lennart Ellegaard Users do not need to be signed up, or logged in to Figma to view files - sounds like a sharing and permissions configuration issue.
1. Click ‘Share’
2. Ensure ‘Who has access’ is set to ‘Anyone’
3. Click ‘Save’
4. Click ‘Copy presentation link’
Test this yourself on an incognito window