I’m experiencing an issue where the slides won’t display at the full 1920 x 1080 dimension when in present mode (both when presenting just the slides and in audience/notes mode). We also can’t change the dimensions of the slide itself, so not sure why it’s presenting at a size that don’t fit the default dimensions? The biggest option seems to be the “Macbook Pro 16” at 1728 x 1117px which cuts off a lot of the slide.
I’ve already tried troubleshooting (closing tabs, quitting and restarting Figma, and restarting my laptop) and still can’t present at the full dimensions.
Included a screenshot and video - would greatly appreciate any help/insight! Thank you!!
Thanks for flagging! I see you’ve already been in touch with our support team. As they shared, the engineering team has confirmed it’s a bug and is actively working on a fix. Our support team will get back to you as soon as the issue is resolved.
Thank you! I have the same problem. The dimensions Allison_Woo mentioned are 1920 x 1080, which I suppose is the MacBook Pro.
I am using a MacBook Air with the dimensions 1440 × 900. And real size becomes much smaller in Slides full screen presentation mode. For example, iPhone 12 screenshots that have real dimensions of 340 x 735 become 254 x 552 in Slides full screen presentation mode.
Would love it if this could be fixed as soon as possible! Thanks.
Thanks for the patience! Our engineer confirmed it wasn’t expected and this is resolved yesterday. Could you reload the tab and check if it’s back to normal?
If the issue persists, please feel free to let us know!
Hi! Im also having this issue when presenting in presenters view. the dimensions get smaller and you have to scroll around the slide which is unusual. Has anyone found a cure?
We are still unable to replicate this issue on our end. Could you submit a bug report detailing the steps that led to this issue? You can do so by following the link:
Making a completely new slide deck and copying over the slides solved the issue for me now. Creating a new slide deck by duplicating the “bad” slide deck did not work.