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KellyK
Active Member
February 8, 2021

Option to disable "Image resized" when large images are brought in

  • February 8, 2021
  • 112 replies
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I regularly need to work with screenshots of webpages, which can be a couple thousand pixels tall. I need these images to be actual size. Can’t do this in Figma cause it automatically scales large images down.

I know there’s a plugin but this seems like a silly thing to rely on a plugin for, there should be an option native to Figma that lets us shut this function off.

Or give us an option to scale the image back up to the original dimensions? (even if the quality’s going to get wrecked)

This has been such a huge thorn in my side!

Please & thank you!

112 replies

April 25, 2024

+1 on this issue and what everyone else said

Hevar
May 10, 2024

At least give people the option to increase the default 4k pixels…

Todd_H
May 14, 2024

+1 we need this feature.

May 16, 2024

+1 I need this feature too.

Marco_Cubedo
May 17, 2024

es demasiado irónico que Figma entregue una mala UX en este topico… pero bueno, el plugin que mencionaron funciona

It’s too ironic that Figma delivers bad UX on this topic… but hey, the plugin they mentioned works

Klaudia_Pyc
May 23, 2024

+1 having to constantly take pictures of portions of my research to have a ‘decent’ quality

Volodymyr3
June 6, 2024

Why is it so tricky to disable the image uglification feature?

Kevin_Johnsun
June 17, 2024

Any update on this?
‘Insert Big Image’ plugin is nice, but the automatic cropping of images into smaller parts is a bit inconvenient

Mary_Hayes
June 18, 2024

Have you tried this plugin? Big image importer
it imports large images at their full size without splitting them into smaller parts

Micha
July 8, 2024

Yes, I do this with Affinity Designer 2
Open png-file in AFD, then export the file as SVG. Works!
I try to open a long tall PNG in Penpot. Only to see, that the Penpot-Team is a bit
further ahead.
The image is unfortunately compressed (artefacts) but the size is not cropped 😉