Sharing with “Anyone can view” works over here to get around the login requirement, but there’s still a thick banner taking up 25% of the screen telling viewers to create an account that can’t be removed, obstructing the design to our clients. We can’t really use Figma for our client projects when it’s like this.
Thats ridiculous. ITS INSANE. I was sitting with a test person for my bachelors evaluation and tried to send her the link. The exact same link with Figma/prototype at the beginning worked a month ago with my professor in a zoom call, now IT DOESNT. Ill need to manage to get an additional test person and the quantitative evaluation wont work at all now, because the only way to test it now is to view the prototype with my phone and film the process with another. Thats completely crazy, in the final week of my bachelors exam
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Hello,
I’m encountering the same issue. There are three ways to share prototypes with clients: directly via the design editor, using the green Share button in presentation mode, or by copying the direct link from the flow in presentation mode. I tested all three methods in both Chrome and Safari using a private browser window after copying the links into a single document for comparison. Unfortunately, each link required me to sign in to view the prototypes. While they all lead to the same flow, the links are completely different. I’ve tried all the suggested solutions, but nothing has worked. This is incredibly frustrating for both my agency and our clients, who had access to the prototypes yesterday but now must create an account and sign in. I cannot use the “Anyone may access this prototype” feature due to the sensitive nature of the designs, as making them public would breach our contract. Please advise on a solution as soon as possible.
Thank you.