Print for Figma | CMYK, Bleed, Crop Marks, DPI

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Export print-ready CMYK PDFs from Figma with Bleed, Crop Marks, and 300 DPIUse Figma for print design instead of slow and expensive Adobe software.Working as team?If you're looking to purchase multiple seats for your team, check out Print for Figma TEAMS ->Print for Figma is the top print design and CMYK export plugin for Figma, now with over 250,000 users!📄 Design and print flyers, posters, banners, brochures, business cards, reports, and more!🎨 Export Figma to CMYK, with industry-standard ICC profiles🌈 Define custom RGB→CMYK color mappings for exact brand colors🔍 Create print-ready 300dpi PDFs with the DPI tool⏹ Add bleed and crop marks for professional printing📃Export multi-page PDF documents — brochures, booklets, catalogs & reports⚡ Save your own custom presetsChoose from dozens of standard print sizes, or define your own!Letter, Legal, Ledger ...A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 ...Business cards, postcards, posters, and more …Print-ready PDF exportOne click turns your Figma frames into a press-ready PDF export with bleed, crop marks, and CMYK color: ready to send to any print shop or online printing service.Export in CMYKExport Figma to CMYK, Grayscale, or RGB color format PDF for printing.Convert RGB to CMYK with industry-standard ICC profiles: GRACoL 2013, SWOP, FOGRA51, FOGRA52, FOGRA59 (eciCMYK v2), and moreUse your own custom RGB→CMYK color maps for precise ink values on logos and brand colorsSet a maximum DPI for 600/300 DPI exportingMulti-page print documentsBuild multi-page layouts in Figma and export them as a single print-ready PDF. Perfect for brochures, catalogs, booklets, magazines, and reports. Control page ordering before export.Check DPIUse the DPI tab to see the effective DPI of your images and ensure a sufficient resolution before printing. 300 DPI is the standard for professional printing.Frequently Asked QuestionsDoes Figma support CMYK?Figma works in RGB only, but Print for Figma converts your designs to CMYK during PDF export using ICC color profiles, so your printed colors come out accurate.How do I export a print-ready PDF from Figma?Open Print for Figma, set your page size, bleed, and crop marks, choose CMYK, and click export. Your PDF is ready for any commercial printer.What resolution should I use for printing?300 DPI is the standard for commercial printing. Use the DPI tab to check the effective DPI of every image in your design before exporting.Learn More at printforfigma.com!Support Inquiries:[email protected] leave a me a comment if you have any questions or suggestions!Note: If you cannot see bleed or margin guides, please ensure that layout guides are enabled (Ctrl/CMD-Shift-4).