How To Download Image From Figma

If you use Figma for your design needs, you may often find yourself needing to download images for further use, such as for presentations, websites, or simply for image archives. For those who are unsure, this article will guide you step-by-step on how to download an image from Figma.

Getting Started

To get started, you need to have a Figma account and a file you’d like to download an image from. Open the file in Figma.

Step 1: Select the Layer

First, you should select the layer of the image you wish to download. In the Layers section in the left sidebar, click on the layer of your desired image.

Step 2: Export Settings

Once the layer is selected, go to the right sidebar. Here, you’ll find an ‘Export’ section. Click on the ‘+’ button to add a new export setting.

Step 3: Choose Format and Scale

In the export setting, you can choose the format of your image. Figma supports several formats such as JPG, PNG, SVG, and PDF. Choose the one that suits your needs.

Below the format option, there is a scale option. You can choose how big you want your image to be relative to its size in the design. For instance, choosing ‘2x’ will give you an image twice as large as its design size.

Step 4: Download the Image

Once you’ve set your desired format and scale, click on the ‘Export’ button. Your image will be downloaded automatically to your computer.

Here is the entire process in a single block:

          // Step 1: Select the layer
          Click on the layer in the Layers section

          // Step 2: Export settings
          Go to the right sidebar -> Click on the '+' button in the 'Export' section

          // Step 3: Choose format and scale
          Choose the image format -> Choose the scale

          // Step 4: Download the image
          Click on the 'Export' button
          

Conclusion

Downloading an image from Figma is a straightforward process. It’s a handy tool that allows you to get your designs into the real world, and by following these steps, you can quickly get the images you need in the format and scale you want. Happy designing!