When exporting assets in Figma, which export scale option will produce an image exactly twice the size of the original design?
Think about how scaling affects the pixel dimensions relative to the original.
Choosing 2x scale doubles the pixel dimensions of the exported image compared to the original design size.
You want to export an icon for use on retina displays, which require higher resolution images. Which export scale and format combination is best to ensure crisp display on retina screens?
Retina displays need images with double pixel density and lossless quality.
2x scale PNG images provide double resolution and lossless quality, ideal for retina displays.
If a Figma frame is 150 pixels wide and you export it at 3x scale, what will be the width in pixels of the exported image?
Multiply the original width by the scale factor.
150 pixels * 3 = 450 pixels width in the exported image.
A designer exports a 100x100 pixel icon at 1x scale but notices it looks blurry on a high-resolution screen. Which export setting change will fix this issue?
Higher resolution screens need images with more pixels.
Exporting at 2x scale doubles pixel density, making the icon sharper on high-res screens.
You need to prepare a dashboard with icons that look sharp on standard, retina, and ultra-high resolution devices. Which export settings combination covers all these devices efficiently?
Think about providing multiple resolutions for different screen density.
Exporting at 1x, 2x, and 3x scales ensures icons look sharp on all device types. PNG preserves quality.