How to Export Multiple Frames to PDF in Figma (2026) - Step-by-Step Guide
Hey friends, in today's short video, I'll show you exactly how to export multiple frames from Figma into a single PDF file. This is perfect for creating portfolios, presentations, design handoffs, or sharing multiple screens with clients in one clean document.
We'll cover the complete step-by-step process:
Selecting multiple frames in your canvas (hold Shift and click, or drag to select)
Opening the Export panel in the right sidebar
Choosing PDF as your format and adjusting settings
The crucial "Export as PDF with multiple pages" vs. "Export each frame as separate PDF" options
Using the "Contents Only" toggle when you need just the designs without backgrounds
How to organize your frames in the correct page order before exporting
A quick tip for reordering pages directly in the export preview window
What to do if your frames have different sizes (scaling options explained)
I'll also show you the faster method: right-click on your selection and choose "Export" from the menu, then batch export everything at once. Plus, I'll share how to export entire pages as multi-page PDFs when you have many frames across your Figma file.
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