Thanks in advance for helping out.
I’m super happy with the newly released Figma slides. It perfectly integrates with what we need and it works like a charm.
We are using some glass effects in our deck, which are built with blur effect. However when exporting to PDF, they are transparant again. Who knows what to do?
This sounds like a bug, so I’ve passed this onto our Slides team to investigate. From what you’ve described, it sounds like you want and expect the blur effect to remain when exported? We definitely don’t support glass effects right now, but we may be able to look into this capability.
Thanks @dvaliao for your reply! Allright sounds good. Am I expected to keep an eye on release notes or is there any communication plan around a ticket like this? What can I expect?
I apologize for being persistent about this issue, but we’re about to enter a crucial pitching phase, and the Glass/Blur effect was one of the key reasons we chose Figma Slides. Could the team provide an estimated timeline for a fix or suggest a potential workaround in the meantime? Interestingly, the objects still appear correctly blurred in the preview thumbnails, but the issue occurs during export.
We started rolling out a fix for this yesterday. It should be rolled out to 100% of users by the end of day today. Please refresh your Figma tabs to check if the fix has hit your account.
And sorry to hear the fix hasn’t hit your account yet. I’ll check in with the team to ensure where we’re at and when to expect the fix to reach 100% of users.
when I export it as PNG and untick “Ignore overlapping layers” it works but then I would need to do that for all slides and then convert it back to PDF.
Would be awesome if we could have also the option for PDF to untick. Maybe this helps.
just wanted to mention I still have the same issue and can’t wait to use the new fix:) Wish the team a nice sprint and hope this one is about this feature