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Export Figma to Adobe Photoshop

This tutorial shows how to use the Convertify Figma plugin to export Figma designs to Adobe Photoshop .psd files with one click. It demonstrates exporting an entire page or only selected frames, then opening the downloaded PSD in Adobe Photoshop to access the imported layers, images, icons, and text.

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What this video covers

This tutorial shows how to use the Convertify Figma plugin to export Figma designs to Adobe Photoshop .psd files with one click. It demonstrates exporting an entire page or only selected frames, then opening the downloaded PSD in Adobe Photoshop to access the imported layers, images, icons, and text.

Things you'll need

  • A Figma file with frames or artboards to export.
  • The Convertify Figma plugin installed or saved in Figma.

Steps

  1. Open your Figma file, run the Convertify plugin from the Figma plugins list, and choose the export Figma to Adobe Photoshop option.
  2. Choose whether to export the entire page or only selected frames.
  3. Click export this page or export selected frames to generate the PSD file.
  4. When the converted PSD file is ready, click download PSD and save it to your computer.
  5. Open the downloaded .psd file in Adobe Photoshop to view the exported artboards and layers.
  6. Edit the imported layers in Photoshop as needed, noting that some text layers may need the correct font installed or may require vectorizing.

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