I have the same issue. Not all of my files have this problem, but some of it. It happened all sudden, and it’s really frustrating to keep telling others “don’t mind the white line”. It’s embarrassing and troublesome during presentation. ☹

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Recently I’ve noticed those lines that appear on the prototype and do not appear in edit mode. They’re black and sometimes white and disappear when I change the view option (appear mostly at “Width - scale down to fit width” mode).

Does anyone knows why this is happening?

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Has anyone found a solution to this? I’m experiencing the same problem. It only goes away if I resize my screen, but I would like to present on full screen.

I get an error when using the preview feature that always has a line on the screen even though my screen is not broken. Pls help me!

I have the same issue in a project right now. Any solution to this yet?

I have a similar issue in presentation mode:

This is what the frame looks like in the editor:

The background color of the frame shows between items, even though the space between them is 0. If there is no fill on the frame, dark lines show up.

This problem persists across Mac and Windows, multiple browsers, and multiple screen scaling settings and resolutions.

How can I destroy these lines in prototype? they are getting more and more every day. I have a hard time showing them to customers

Have the same problem. One thing I noticed was that the line appears after applying the Luminosity filter on one of the assets on screen, when I remove that particular asset, the line disappears… Not sure why…

I’m seeing the same issue too. White line right down the middle of my prototype. The odd thing is that it only appears on a monitor of a certain resolution - when I move it to another larger screen it’s fine. There’s no issue with the screens though, definitely a Figma thing very similar to others on this thread.

I have the same issue. Any solution yet?

i also have this issue.

I want to hear the resolution to this as well.

Hey Fellow Designers,

I was facing the same issue for my prototype. On researching a lot and desperately trying out everything I was able to find a solution for this.

My artboard width was 1920px and just increasing the width by 1px i.e making it 1921px solved the issue. So I would suggest you all to increase or reduce the artboard size by 1 px and try it out.

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@Petteri_Suontama @andrew.price

@Lisa7 @Simeon_Rowsell

Thanks a lot ! @Ankur_Parmar

Also having this issue

Sometimes presentation mode adds a single horizontal or vertical line over particular screens; not every screen in the prototype just certain ones.

My primary questions are, has anyone else run into this? and how do I make it go away?

What I can tell… The line is definitely not an element in design; it’s not an element I’ve added. The position of the line will change depending on the zoom level. Sometimes shutting down and restarting help but other times it doesn’t. I may see the line on my machine but other won’t see it on theirs. I can’t faithfully reproduce it but I think it may have something to do with either components or smart animation.

Any insight would be great.

Yes, this seems to be a persistent bug in Figma. I get strange vertical or horizontal lines that appear only in presentation/prototype mode (not in design mode).

I have a 4K monitor with Windows zoom set to the default 150%, if that makes any difference.

Changing the dimensions of the frame by 1-2px sometimes improves it partly, but sometimes the lines just show up elsewhere.

The issue has also been mentioned here and here but with no resolution.

I’m going to pipe in on this in an effort to add to the numbers and get @anon21722796 to fully address and resolve this topic. I’ve looked through all the forums and appreciate @Ankur_Parmar’s partial solve, but this is something that really needs to be taken care of by Figma itself! Can you fix this issue, Figma?

@Joss_Arete

Yes obviously this doesn’t solve the issue and Figma needs to fix this asap. Figma is unable to render an entire vertical or horizontal set of pixels when the layout is forced to scale and fit inside a particular resolution available on the user’s side.

Absolutely! Thank you for your workaround–and for this explanation as well!

Just adding my voice to the pile of us nudging them to fix this as soon as possible. Part of what makes Figma so great is the ability to share that prototype link–but we need it fully functional.