How to effectively export Images from Figma for your Website
To effectively export images from Figma for your website, you can follow these steps:
1. Open your design in Figma and select the artboard or specific element you want to export as an image.
2. Make sure the selected artboard or element is positioned correctly within the frame or canvas.
3. In the right panel, under the "Export" tab, you'll see the export options. Here's how you can configure them:
- Choose the format: Select the desired image format from the options available, such as PNG, JPEG, or SVG. Consider the image quality and file size requirements for your website when making this choice. PNG is generally suitable for images with transparency, while JPEG is more suitable for photographs or complex images.
- Set the size: Specify the dimensions for the exported image. You can choose from preset sizes or enter custom dimensions. Ensure that the dimensions match the required size for your website.
- Choose the scale: Determine the scale factor for the exported image. By default, Figma uses a 1x scale, but you can adjust it if needed, especially if you're targeting high-resolution displays.
- Include or exclude layers: Decide whether you want to include hidden layers or make specific layers visible in the exported image.
- Choose the export location: Select where you want to save the exported image on your computer.
4. Once you have configured the export options, click the "Export" button to generate the image file.
5. Repeat these steps for any other artboards or elements you want to export.
6. After exporting all the necessary images, you can use them in your website by uploading them to your site's content management system or inserting them directly into your HTML or CSS code.
By following these steps, you can effectively export images from Figma with the appropriate format, size, and settings for your website.
Extra useful tipp:
Using TinyPNG.com or similar image compression tools before inserting adding them on your website can help you achieve smaller file sizes without significant loss in image quality. This optimization can positively impact your website's performance, user experience, search engine rankings, and overall efficiency. Learn more on how to optimize your Website Performance by compressing images in this article.
