If you use Figma to design and build your prototypes, you can import them into Maze to test your designs with users. Collect actionable design and usability insights to build better products. Simply copy the Figma prototype URL and paste it into Maze to start building your test.
In this article:
- Setting the correct share permissions in Figma
- Importing a Figma prototype into Maze
- Maze settings
- Troubleshooting Figma issues
Setting the correct share permissions in Figma
Generally, Figma requires access to your entire file in order to load the prototype. This means that you must set the permissions for your Figma file and prototype to Anyone with the link can view. Otherwise, the import will fail. Updating these settings after import will prevent testers from opening the maze.
Learn more about the supported Figma permissions
Password protection
It's not currently possible to import password-protected Figma share links into Maze. Make sure your Figma share links don't have password protection.
Importing a Figma prototype into Maze
- Open Maze and follow the steps to create a project.
- Create a new maze inside your project.
- To test your Figma prototype, add a Mission block and paste your prototype link.
- If you want to use interactive components as part of your path, make sure to enable interactive components.
Maze settings
Click the Settings icon on the top right corner to access the maze settings.
Troubleshooting Figma issues
When importing and using Figma prototypes, you might run into certain issues. Follow our advice to ensure your prototype works as expected in Maze. Learn more here: Troubleshooting Figma errors
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