@KansaiSprockets thanks for your kind words!

@@20.khairunnisa63 you could do an undo (Command Z on a Mac, or Control Z on a PC, until it's workable text. If you can't, then you need to retype it.

@ridwanolaniran4700 It's awesome to hear that this video is still relevant and useful. It's always motivating to know that I've helped people. I highly recommend this video to anyone who is interested in learning more about *Balsamiq Wireframes* or who is looking for a tool to help them create wireframes for their own projects. *_Thanks again for watching!_*

@Clorkies thanks for the correction! Normally, it's the opposites on a MAC keyboard function!

@@saeedbaslamahgraphicdesign7981 Thanks for your kind comments and watching! Although 'Convertify' does have it's limitations with 10 free converts, you may be better of using a different option, SVG Code Import requiring No Plugins - Watch this video and in two minutes, you will be under your way from XD to Figma as well and it wouldn't cost you a cent! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8si=WLLQiKRVYTwqbgU2 . If you like this video, make sure to hit that like button, subscribe, share and turn on the notification bell for more tips and tricks!

@AdamHarte-m7y Hiding comments in Figma only affects the person who hides them. Each user has individual control over their comment visibility. As long as a comment hasn't been marked as 'resolved,' other collaborators should be able to see it.

@UmerButtgee Thanks for your kind comments and watching! Although 'Convertify' does have it's limitations with 10 free converts, you may be better of using a different option, SVG Code Import requiring No Plugins - Watch this video and in two minutes, you will be under your way from XD to Figma as well and it wouldn't cost you a cent! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8si=WLLQiKRVYTwqbgU2 . If you like this video, make sure to hit that like button, subscribe, share and turn on the notification bell for more tips and tricks!

@@chieduagain thanks I think? So, how can I improve on the video, grasshopper? You know, it may look better on a computer too? I can't help it if you are visiting with a small device.

@@ulearntechA true designer would seek middle ground at least. What's good on a mobile would be awesome on a desktop. From watching ur video on a mobile, i could see so much wasted space on the sides. Which means the layout could be bigger

@@chieduagain thanks for the feedback! I do love the fact you openly give constructive feedback to improve on. I will definitely keep this in mind while making other videos as well. It's the only way to improve.

@chieduagain I would love your intake on my last video, Photoshop Actions? I did magnify zoom on certain tools, but curious if that's an improvement on the chatGPT to Figma video?

@@zaklina8979 I would agree with you on this one. For some weird reason it was super good, and then along the way, it did a so-so job. Instead, I just copy the code now, see, XD to Figma in Seconds for Free (No Plugin), kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8

@@ulearntech I copied SVG and it worked much better for me :D

@@zaklina8979 awesome to hear that copying the SVG code worked way better than expected using 'Convertify!' . Thanks for getting back to me to let me know.

@Underhills sometimes less is better! 100% agree with you on that one!

@RiseolPark. chances are you forgot to click on 'expand' ....essentially, you have 'traced' the logo, but now you need to 'release' the trace from action so to speak

@alexmustin oh man, what pressure! I have the video half done but, I need to switch gears for a couple of students who needs some help with Photoshop...it isn't ideal...because it's a three-part video to improve the style guide of course...but maybe, I should just simplify just for the sake of the video?!

@@AransJade you're very welcome! It sure beats redrawing a logo by hand! Although, sometimes you do get better results if done by the pen tool! Make sure to subscribe and turn on the notifications to the channel, I plan to create some new Illustrator videos in the near future.

@@shinessstar5762 yes, anyone can use it. No need to register an account...I know I haven't. I have even searched my blog and it works. Wayback Machine was hacked 5 days ago which may be the reason why it's slow at the moment. 2 days ago, the site was down. Over 916 billion pages are being retrieved from the server, so it will take time.

@allyfowlks9067 Phew, and it only took 60 seconds too! Hopefully, you didn't spend more time than that looking online trying to figure out how to do it (what search description did you use, that this came up as a video resource ?). Let me know in the comments if you can. And thanks again for the kind words! I still wonder if these videos are even relevant after five years....I guess it is! 😇

It won't copy the prototype connectors, could it be a version issue....maybe? Depending on the complexity too as well. At work, it copies between 75-90% while the remaining we need to tweak it a bit. It does help a bit not having to re-create everything though. If you wanted, you could use the Figma"s plug-in too, but, you only get 10 free ones to see if it's better than the SVG copying. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGOUe36VmtODr7ssi=WyTGbMQxs2_FE05M

@@ulearntech Many thanks. I'm not even sure that the plugin offer the free conversions anymore. But I will look.

@@londonwebdesignagency I'll have a look in a few hours (it's 4am PST)...

@@londonwebdesignagency I just looked and created a new Figma account to see and yes, '10 free Convertify Pro uses left' are still available to new users. Some of the important things fro Convertify: • One-click, automatic conversion from Figma to Sketch, Adobe XD, After Effects or EPS. • Import your Adobe XD files, PDF files, Adobe Illustrator files, SVG files, or Google Docs/Sheets into Figma with one click. • Converts each artboard (layer-by-layer) to a real .sketch or .xd file. • Simple pages converted in seconds; larger pages in minutes. • Converts almost all layer styles and properties (see below for details). • Includes color and text style libraries from Figma. *NOTE: You can transfer the prototype connections over but, I normally turn this option off so that I don't have any additional errors...I want the convert to smooth sailing.

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@jessejustsick Glad to hear that I was a 'life-saver!' once again! Although, Adobe did buy Figma, but the deal was later terminated due to regulatory concerns. I did try with a 'rounded' corners and I was able to import either the 'frame with the rounded corners' or 'the selected rounded corners' into an open Figma file. I also tried copying the 'selected rounded corners' as well, and it did indeed copy with it. I also tried this with 4 rows of movie posters in the rounded corners, and it was fine too. Not sure why I can't replicate the same issue on my end. Thanks again for watching. Don't forget to subscribe for more helpful tips and tricks, and turn on notifications so you never miss an update! I am currently working on more Figma tutorials!

@@ulearntech I'll have to take another look. It just appeared that the native functionality of editing rounded rectangles didn't carry over. It was like they were two different shapes. Also, each line of my paragraphs were created separate text frames. Don't get me wrong... while annoying, it sure as heck beats re-creating everything from scratch! Even Convertify doesn't perfectly carry over everything. I can't believe I didn't know about the Figma purchase falling through! I wonder if Adobe plans to still stay in the UX/UI app space?

@@jessejustsick currently XD is still in maintenance mode since May 2023...saying that, it's anyone guess what will happen to XD. No new developments will be made XD but only security patches will be updated. It is what it is....I kinda wished they took some of the best things of Figma and applied that to XD

@@alvinashneel9124 were you able to auto trace your image now?

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@@merekem4635 Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found it helpful. If you need more assistance, don't hesitate to reach out.

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You're welcome. Although, you do get only 10 free converts, afterwards, you will need to pay for it. You can either pay for the pro version, or elect to try a different way. You can also try this without using any plugins too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8 or if you prefer, you can also just rebuild the files too. If you are new to Figma, make sure to subscribe to the channel and turn the notifications on as more Figma tutorials will be coming soon. And thanks again for watching!

@BlackGirlIntrovert You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. Illustrator is a great tool. It's a popular choice for many graphic designers. Best of luck with your current project! Don't forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell so you don't miss any future tutorials that gets straight to the point!

@LARRYLONGSTRETH use the direct selection tool to remove the unwanted artwork first. Then when ready, either do a marquee selection or Command A for the Mac or Control A for the PC to Select All. Then paste. If you are only getting a broken artwork, it means something may not have been completely selected and copied. Let me know if you need further assistance.

@@alinamironova9579 you're very welcome. Glad to hear the video was helpful. Make sure to subscribe to the channel and turn on the notification bell for the next tip or trick. Working on Figma tutorials at the moment but do plan on circling back to Illustrator tutorials eventually!

Just rewatch it @alansleftnut, it's only 12 seconds. It tells you how to close all open folders or files. Turn on the captions if it helps

That's not true @qubit002 ...I did a search on a new account as well, you can go the plug-in webpage as well. wiregen.ai and if you scroll down, you will see the Figma plugin button as well in blue

Are you on the Resources - Plugins, not the Components tab? I did a search, and Wiregen does show up. Also, you can find it on their website (wiregen.ai) by scrolling down to the blue button.

@@ulearntech The Wiregen AI plugin appears to be broken, many reports of it on the plugin page and upon testing I can confirm it just presents a "Something went wrong" message.

@@shawbrandonr Interesting! I tried as well, and sadly disappointed. Doesn't seem to be any work-around now. There are similar applications, but I haven't test it out fully such as Wireframe Designer (10 free generations) to WireFrame and Musho. I have a feeling they want people to 'upgrade' to the 'paid' version....I didn't even see the 'upgrade' button, unless they just added this recently?!

@AliceMoretti-w1y , you need to make sure the colors are saved as styles. Around the time 1:10, import color & text styles... The XD files needs these to be saved correctly as a style. That's the only thing I could think of for why it isn't working on your end. Try that out first. And let me know. There are only 10 free Converts and after that you need to pay. If you want, you can try copying the SVG code to Figma as well... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8si=WTI8ByOlyzA-IV_o

@sashaBejenari Thrilled to hear the video helped you transition from Photoshop to Figma! You'll be surprised what you can create! Remember, practice makes perfect. With a little time and effort, you'll be a Figma pro in no time. It's always great to know that my content is making a difference. Please support the channel by subscribing, hitting the notification bell for the next tip or trick and sharing with others. And thanks again for watching!

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@@pavitramehta1 no worries, an easy trick no doubt. Thanks for watching!?

@7labmkt Granted I guess I could wrote 'Photoshop Hack for Figma too!' It's to hear that you were able to utilize those Photoshop files directly in Figma. It's a significant time-saver compared to starting from scratch. By leveraging existing assets, you can streamline your design workflow and allocate more time to the creative aspects of your project. It's a prime example of how effective tool integration can boost productivity and efficiency. If you like this video, make sure to hit that like button, subscribe, share and turn on the notification bell for more tips and tricks! Excited to create more Figma tutorials for you all! Thanks for watching!

@@raajampolu912 you are very welcome. Although there is a plugin to download, you only get 10 freebies to convert. If you watch this video, XD to Figma, no plug-ins required, you could do it for free as well...kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8

@@darkmerrygoround it's a nice trick and tip from Photoshop to XD...but creating mockups and prototypes in XD is so much faster than say with Photoshop especially when you get the hang of it. Many of my students still prefer XD over Figma!

@@filtexlady08 hope you are enjoying your new MacBook... Much easier to work with than a PC!?

Huge relief that my video helped save your life, @sisousidney8252! It's amazing how quickly things can turn around. Please share this if you think it could be a lifesaver for someone else.

@spectre_gaming2 you are very welcome. Although, there are a few other ways as well to get your XD files to Figma, as the Convertify plug-in does have 10 free conversions you may wanna watch this video without the use of any plugin ( *XD to Figma in Seconds! SVG Code Import (No Plugin) kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8* .... It may just as better

@home_produktionen You are very welcome! Adding live hyperlinks to your prototype elevates your designs by making them feel incredibly close to the final product.

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@emmagib779 Visuals can be super helpful, am I right? What other Figma topics would you like to see covered in a future video? And again, thanks for watching!

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I would say using the Convertify plug-in does have its limitations. You do get 10 free converts, then after that's done, you need to pay for it. But, if you also want to try a different method, you can also take your XD files by copying the SVG code, kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5KWZ5Z4jc1mrK8 If you think others can benefit from this design tutorial, do share it and subscribe as more videos are coming up. And thanks for watching!