Export Figma Frames to CMYK for Professional Printing

Print for Figma converts RGB artwork to CMYK with ICC color profiles, so your brand colors stay accurate from screen to press. Export press-ready PDFs that pass every print check on the first upload.

Why CMYK conversion matters

CMYK is the color space every commercial printer expects. When you export directly from Figma, your files stay in RGB, which causes unexpected shifts and dull hues on paper. Print for Figma handles the conversion automatically with ICC profiles like U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) and FOGRA39, so spot colors, gradients, and photography remain consistent.

CMYK export checklist

  1. Install Print for Figma. Access the plugin from the Figma Community and run it on your project.
  2. Select frames or pages. Pick the artboards you need to convert.
  3. Choose CMYK profile. Select the appropriate ICC preset or upload a custom profile from your print partner.
  4. Preview and validate. Use the live preview to spot color shifts before exporting.
  5. Export PDF/X-1a. Get a print-ready PDF complete with embedded profiles and fonts.

Supported ICC profiles & colour tools

Printify | Print for Figma ships with the profiles printers request most often and lets you upload your own. Map RGB colours to CMYK values exactly, toggle overprint, and manage spot colours without leaving Figma.

  • ISO Coated v2 300% · PSO Coated v3 (FOGRA51) · FOGRA39 · SWOP · Japan Color · eciCMYK v2
  • Pantone & spot colour density control with tint ranges and overprint switches
  • Custom ICC uploads for agency or print-shop specific workflows
  • Document colour audit to flag out-of-gamut swatches before export
Print for Figma print colours tab with ICC profile controls

Built for brand accuracy

Preview your artwork in CMYK before exporting and catch issues with brand colors or photography while you still have Figma layers open.

Works with every printer

Export using preset ICC profiles or upload custom ones provided by your print shop, ensuring perfect color alignment for each press.

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