Similarly, having access to prototypes offline would be helpful when trying to make presentations at a huge convention center where the connectivity is spotty/non-existent.

It would also help with usability testing for security-conscious organizations. UserTesting.com gives you the ability to upload a prototype instead of using a public link and you can do this with Invision but not Figma currently. (My org has implemented a procedure to work around this that involves a lot of manual work and it’s a real pain point for me)

I agree, it’s embarrassing to put a prototype in the hands of an investor and have it crash.

Is it possible to have a download cache maybe like Netflix does where the Figma file deletes after 24 hours or so?

I agree, it’s embarrassing to put a prototype in the hands of an investor and have it crash.

An idea for implementation: Because Figma files can be exported, they can be downloaded. If we could open those on mobile, that would solve the offline problem. We could open the file from an email or from the files app.

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This idea / feature request has popped up a couple of times in the last few years but hasn’t had much attention.

Figma really needs an ability to present design files in offline mode, or at least be able to access a local cache once a design has been opened. Good for those times when connectivity is limited or unavailable

We have seen the Figma mobile app receive many stability improvements and it handles large projects better now. I hope, that since they are working on supporting the larger projects on mobile, we can cache them offline eventually, so we don’t have to redownload them when we are on mobile internet!