UPDATE: try out the ProtoPie plugin for Figma, a revamped import experience to boost productivity. If you still use the legacy Figma import, see below. When a frame contains text layers, mask layers, and rotated layers, it is possible that they appear differently after importing due to technical limitations of Figma's API. You could work around this issue by doing the following: Add a frame in Figma covering all layers that have been imported incorrectly before. If these layers have visual effects such as shadow and blur, make sure the frame is big enough to contain the aforementioned layers. Put the aforementioned layers into the frame. Mark the frame as exportable. Re-import your frame into ProtoPie after selecting the "Only layers marked for export" option. The frame that you just re-imported will appear as one layer in ProtoPie. If this workaround does not work for you, it would probably be due to technical limitations of Figma's API. We recommend that you contact Figma directly.