If you open a design from Cropink in Figma using the Cropink plugin and notice that some layers are missing or not visible, this usually does not mean the design is broken.
This issue can occur when loading an existing Cropink design back into Figma for editing.
Common reasons why layers may be missing
1. The design is still loading in Figma
When a design is loaded from Cropink into Figma, some layers may appear with a delay.
Give Figma a moment to fully render the file
Zoom in/out or wait a few seconds
In larger designs, layers may load progressively
2. Limited access to the original custom design
If the design is custom and was originally created by another team member or agency:
Make sure you have access to the original Figma file
Some elements may not load correctly without full project access
đĄ Tip: If possible, always edit the original Figma source file, not a regenerated version.
3. Unsupported or flattened layers
Some layers may not appear as editable if they were:
flattened
rasterized
grouped in a non-standard way
created using effects or masks that are not fully editable
These elements may still exist visually but wonât appear as manageable layers.
4. Plugin sync or connection delay
Temporary sync issues between Cropink and Figma can cause incomplete loading.
Try the following:
Refresh the Figma page
Reopen the plugin
Reload the design from Cropink again
How to fix it
Wait a moment and allow Figma to fully load all layers
Verify you have access to the original custom design
Refresh Figma or reload the plugin
If possible, edit the original Figma file used to create the design
â In most cases, missing layers will appear once the design finishes loading or when the original design file is used.