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Figma colours don't match web/export


Kenny_Grant

The designs within Figma are bright and pop, but after converting to HTML and using the same hex codes they look faded and washed out.

Is there a workaround? Is this related to color profiles?

Left shows Figma, right shows HTML. Note the background colours and fonts don’t look as bright

Help!! Just looking for the web to pop like the figma designs =)

Best answer by djv

Hey All, sorry for the lack of acknowledgement here!

This is a known issue our team is addressing, but we don’t have an exact ETA for a fix at the moment.

I’ve gone ahead and added this topic to our ongoing bug report for more visibility, while the team works on a fix…

The workaround here would be as @Brian_Saunders suggested. Change the color profile to sRGB. This should help make the on-screen appearance and the export match.

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Dave18
  • August 14, 2022

Were you ever able to solve this? I am seeing the same issue.


Brian_Saunders

Dave you may want to try switching to sRGB if you’re using the desktop app. Other than that, I think differences in color appearances are normal between browsers but I’m not very knowledgeable about such things.

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David_Prati

Same issue here (whatever we’re in sRGB or Unmanaged in Figma)
Did anyone fix the issue?

We’re thinking about different hexa between figma and web, using tokens as common language


Anyone still wondering, I had this problem and I did screen grabs of how it appeared on Chrome and how it appeared in Figma, imported the images to illustrator and compared ink dropper values. Someone above said rgb might work better than hex and for ease of what illustrator offered, I got rgb values for how the colours appeared in figma and slotted those into css. Now the colours rendered on chrome are a much better match for how they look in Figma.


Same problem, except for me the colors are different inside figma as well. I am using an sRGB profile as well.


Ofir_K
  • July 17, 2024

Hi were you able to solve this problem? I am experiencing the same issue


djv
Figmate
  • Community Support
  • July 20, 2024

Hey All, sorry for the lack of acknowledgement here!

This is a known issue our team is addressing, but we don’t have an exact ETA for a fix at the moment.

I’ve gone ahead and added this topic to our ongoing bug report for more visibility, while the team works on a fix…

The workaround here would be as @Brian_Saunders suggested. Change the color profile to sRGB. This should help make the on-screen appearance and the export match.


Elena56
  • New Member
  • January 31, 2025

Any news on this? I have the same problem and the colour profile is already sRGB. It’s a problem if the colours in Figma don’t match the code. 


Rafael_Boiko

Same issue here
Did anyone fix the issue?


Sam Stanford

This is a particularly annoying issue. I’m finding myself having to move away from Figma for various projects for this sole reason. Very frustrating!


Tim Sekiguchi

** bump **

 

2 years later…. How is this still an issue? Figma is design software, and a primary part of that is being able to see the right colors. Please ​@djv, make this a higher priority!


Magic Saga

I’ve run into this exact same problem before! The colors in Figma always look super vibrant, but once you move them into the browser, they lose that “pop.” It’s definitely related to color profiles — Figma uses sRGB, but depending on your monitor or browser settings, HTML/CSS colors can render differently. Also, Figma can sometimes simulate colors with blending and effects that don't translate 1:1 in code.

One trick that helped me was double-checking the contrast and saturation directly in the browser, and using richer colors or subtle shadows to bring back some of the vibrancy. Also worth checking your monitor calibration and making sure your browser isn’t doing any weird color management.

Would love to hear if anyone else found a solid fix for this!


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