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When exporting frames with gradients to PNG, you'll get semi-transparent pixels—even when all gradient stops are 100% opacity. This happens whether the gradient is applied directly to the frame or on a separate layer, as long as there's no solid fill behind it. The attached Figma file includes four test frames. Visually, they appear identical, but only the fourth frame—with a solid fill behind the gradient—exports as fully opaque. You can verify this with a tool like: PNG transparency checker; the first three exports contain semi-transparent pixels. A workaround is to move the gradient to a separate layer, then apply a solid fill to the frame behind it, like the fourth frame in the attached file. This avoids the PNG transparency problem but adds unnecessary layer complexity. Repro Steps Create a new Figma Design file Add a frame With the frame selected, change its fill to Linear Gradient. In the Export panel, click the + (plus) button. Confirm export type is set to PNG Click Export Fra
Hi,Our team has been creating multiple pages using Figma Make. However, we realized that all the pages are in separate files, and we can’t figure out how to connect them with Prototype mode. We want to: Combine several Make pages (Landing, Dashboard, Courses, etc.) into one Design file. Add Prototype links between the frames (e.g., from the Landing page to the Dashboard). Is there a way to convert or duplicate Make files into regular Figma Design files so that we can use the Prototype feature?
It would be amazing to have adjustable view and edit permissions for pages within a Figma File. The file owner could grant general View or Edit permissions to whoever they share the file with like they can now. Within pages, the file owner could override someone’s View permission to give them Edit access for the one specific page. This would be great in making sure changes are only being made to dedicated pages.
Since Figma Make became publicly available, I’ve noticed a significant drop in performance and overall intelligence. I’m not sure if it’s a coincidence, but I no longer see the “Claude Sonnet 4” label next to the prompt area. Everything I try now leads to poor results. Just yesterday, during the beta phase, the AI was much more capable and consistently delivered great outcomes. Today, I’m stuck for hours on simple tasks that were handled effortlessly before. Anyone noticing the same?
Hello Figma Support Team, I’ve built and published my site via Figma Sites under the custom domain: www.cozumyapitr.com However, when I try to submit the site to Google Search Console, I get the following error: ❌ “URL cannot be indexed. robots.txt could not be fetched.” I’ve checked manually and indeed the robots.txt file returns 404 Not Found. Can you please assist me with enabling the robots.txt file or resolving this issue so that my site can be indexed by Google? Thank you very much.
Currently, corners can only be rounded at whatever size you set. However, it would be great if you could set different styles of corners such as inverted rounded or chamfer as you can in Illustrator. The goal would be to create a style like the image below: Does anyone use a plugin to achieve this effect?
Hi all, I have a quite serious topic. In my designs somebody changed an email address to a different one, but it was not my team or somebody who has write access to it, our it was not intentionally, or forgot about it. The problem is that we were not able to detect from the history who did it, this change is displayed every version from the history, but it cannot be true, because we checked maximum circa a one and a half week ago, and then the email address was the original one. and now its changed in every version. What can be the problem? Thanks!
In a Figma library file, we have an icon set as separate components. The icons are multiple shape objects, i.e. they are not compound paths. All the icons should be monochrome in any state. If we replace one icon(component) with another only parts of the icon will inherit the colours from its replacement. The rest of the icon shapes will pick their colour from the colour applied to the icons as Main Components. Can anyone help with troubleshooting this or confirm that this is a bug?
When you use the pen tool to draw a vector image, normally when you use the bend option, it's automatically set to ‘Mirror Angle.’ But then I mostly have to manually change it to ‘No Mirroring’ since that helps more with the accuracy of the edges of the images I want to create. But when I have really big images, it gets tiring having to always change the settings to ‘No Mirroring’ for every single point. Isn’t there a way to automatically leave the settings on the last option selected instead of it always being set to ‘Mirror Angle’? Or is there a keyboard shortcut for that?
I really liked the Glass effect. But it cannot be exported to SVG or via the "Figma to HTML" plugin. Can you fix it? Sincerely, Vidasik.
If I have an object, and want to copy Its interactions properties to another, I have to copy from the Prototype toolbar: Copying from Its line doesn't seem to work anymore:
Anytime I use a variant with overrides applied the interactive component causes the variant to revert to its default state in the prototype. I may be doing something wrong, but it feels like a bug.
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