Long landing pages and product detail pages hit Figma's export ceiling and come out cut into pieces. Full Page Export stitches them back into a single PNG or PDF — no seams, no manual assembly in Photoshop.
Free to try · One-time purchase, no subscription
Figma — and every browser canvas — tops out at about 32,767 pixels per side. A detail page that runs 70,000px tall simply cannot be rendered as one image, so you end up exporting slices by hand and gluing them together somewhere else. That's the whole problem this plugin removes.
Select one layer and export. The plugin handles the cutting and the reassembly for you.
Slice boundaries are snapped to whole pixels, so joins don't show as hairlines in the merged file.
The final file is assembled inside the plugin. You never open Photoshop to finish the job.
Three clicks, one file out.
Export the merged result as a single PNG, or as a PDF when you need to hand it off for review or print.
Export at 1x, 1.5x, 2x or 3x. Higher scales stay sharp when the artwork is viewed zoomed in.
The output name is derived from your layer names, so batches of pages stay organised without renaming files by hand.
Built for pages far past the 32,767px limit — the merge runs in slices so memory stays manageable.
Slices are rendered and merged locally inside Figma. Your artwork is never uploaded to a server.
Buy once and activate with a license key. Deactivate from one machine and reuse the key on another.
Try it free, then unlock with a one-time purchase. No recurring charges.
No account needed
For everyday page exports
For print-grade output
Well past Figma's own limit. The plugin cuts the frame into vertical slices, exports each one, and rebuilds the image file directly — so height is bounded by your machine's memory rather than by the 32,767px canvas ceiling.
Everything, with a watermark bar added to the top of the exported file and scales limited to 1x and 2x. It is meant to let you confirm the export works on your own files before paying.
No. Pro and Max are one-time purchases. You receive a license key after checkout and enter it in the plugin panel to activate.
A license is activated per machine. You can deactivate it from inside the plugin and then activate it somewhere else, so moving to a new computer is straightforward.
No. Rendering and merging happen locally inside Figma. The only network request the plugin makes is to the payment provider to check your license key.
Email hello@northpixelhq.com with the file size you were exporting and what you saw. Replies usually go out within a couple of business days.
Install the free version and export your longest page as one file.