If a prototype doesn't have a flow staring point, Figma orders frames based on their co-ordinates in the canvas. If there is no history-like after using ←-then it will navigate to an adjacent frame you haven't visited.

← will go to the previous frame, if one is available.

If your prototype has a starting point, Figma will create a 'history' of frames you've visited when viewing the prototype. The next frame and previous frames are determined by the frames's position on the canvas or by the prototyping connections you've created. In presentation view, you can navigate your prototype using →, Space, or N to navigate to the next frame, and the ← to navigate to the previous frame. Make sure to copy the new URL if you make any changes. Note: Adjusting some settings in the Options menu will update the URL for sharing the prototype.

Click to display Presentation view in fullscreen.

Show Figma UI to display or hide the header, footer, and sidebar.

Show sidebar to select a flow starting point when more than one exists.

You can also adjust a few settings when you're in Presentation View. You can set your prototype's starting point, background color, and device in the Editor.

Use the Restart button or press R to return to the starting point.

Interact with hotspots or enter keyboard shortcuts within your prototype.View your cursor or touch indicator (mobile device prototypes only).View the Device you selected in your prototype settings.Figma will present the device against the Background Color you selected.Set the prototype view Options and hide the toolbar or comments.Click to enter comment mode and add comments to the prototype.Click to show and hide the left sidebar.If there are no prototyping connections, you can navigate through frames on the current page. Click through each screen or interact with any hotspots. If there are prototyping connections, Figma will only display those frames with connections. To access presentation view from any Figma design file, click in the toolbar, or use keyboard shortcut: Your design must be within a frame to preview it in Presentation view. Use presentation view to preview static designs, or interact with prototype connections you've created. Build and test interactions and animations.Preview static designs on specific devices.Use presentation view while you build and test your prototype, or when you're ready to share your prototype with others. Learn more in our Guide to prototyping in Figma. You can make connections between frames to create user flows, or pathways. Prototypes replicate how users might interact with your designs. Anyone can adjust view options in presentation view. Anyone with can view access to a file or prototype can interact with prototypes in presentation view.

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