Figma
Figma frames for your posts: paste the link of a file or frame, pick the frame and it becomes the post image. Read-only.
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Once Figma is connected, you can pick a frame from a Figma link as the post image in the post editor. Figma renders the frame – no manual export needed.
Connect
- Open Settings → All integrations.
- Click the Figma card.
- Click + Connect a Figma account, sign in to Figma and allow access.
Pick a frame for a post
- In Figma, copy the file's link (Share → Copy link), or right-click a frame → Copy link to selection.
- Open the post and scroll to the Image section.
- Click Figma and paste the link.
- Click the frame – Figma renders it at 2× and Sayweek saves it as the post image.
What Sayweek can access
Read-only: it sees the names, sizes and previews of the frames in the file you open, but never changes anything in Figma. Only the image of the frame you pick is added to the post, as a JPEG of at most 2048 px; of your files we only remember their names.
Depending on your Figma seat type, Figma limits how often a file can be read or a frame rendered. If you hit that limit, try again in a few minutes.
Disconnect
- Open the Figma card on the All integrations page.
- Click Disconnect and confirm. Images already copied into posts stay.
- To remove Sayweek in Figma as well: your Figma account settings, under Connected apps.
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