Copy link for Figma Plugin
After you paste your Figma file link into UXtweak, you’ll receive a special link. Copy it and paste it into the UXtweak Figma plugin.
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This section covers how to use the Design tab to:
Click a design to edit its appearance and behavior within the prototype.
Prototype Testing makes it easy to use a prototype you’ve already created in Figma.
To import your prototype using the plugin, you’ll need to:
Open the Figma file that contains the prototype you want to import.
Click “Share” in the top-right corner and copy the file link. Make sure the sharing setting is set to “Anyone with the link can view.”
Go to UXtweak and paste the link when prompted. UXtweak will display a special plugin link.
Open the UXtweak Figma plugin and paste the plugin link into the plugin.
Select the flows you want to import from the current page and click “Import.”
Your prototype will be automatically imported into UXtweak.
After you paste your Figma file link into UXtweak, you’ll receive a special link. Copy it and paste it into the UXtweak Figma plugin.
In Figma, go to the “Plugins & widgets” section under Actions, then search for “UXtweak.”
Then, paste the link into the plugin and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the import.
To import your prototype with a link, you’re going to need a public sharing link to your prototype first.
Open the Figma file that contains the prototype you want to import.
Click the “Present” button to open the prototype view.
Click “Share prototype” and set the permissions to “Anyone with the link can view.”
Click “Copy link.”
Go to UXtweak, paste the link into the Prototype link field, and click “Import.”
If prompted, log in to your Figma account and click “Allow access” which will enable an integration with Figma.
Select the page you want to import, and you’re done!
Select the page from your Figma file you would like to import.
You can choose to disable the highlighting of hotspots in your prototype to limit the leads provided to the participants.
Resize the designs if needed.
If you make any changes to your prototype in the prototyping tool, you can click Synchronize to update the prototype in UXtweak as well.
Clicking Unlink will remove the imported prototype and allow you to import a different prototype.
After succesfully importing Figma prototype you can choose to disable the hotspot highlighting and you can also resize the designs.