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Figma launches native timeline-based animation tools

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Figma launches native timeline-based animation tools
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Figma launches native timeline-based animation tools

Figma Motion brings a native timeline-based animation workflow directly to the canvas in open beta. Designers can design keyframed animations and export production-ready CSS, React, or motion.dev code using Dev Mode.

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Figma Motion bridges the designer-developer handoff gap, making UI animations first-class citizens in design files. By exporting direct code, it threatens specialized tools like After Effects and Jitter for interface motion.

  • Developer handoff is first-class: Dev Mode allows extracting clean, production-ready animation code (CSS, React, motion.dev) without manual specification translation.
  • Native canvas integration: Keeping motion design within the Figma canvas eliminates the need to export to external software like After Effects for simple UI interactions.
  • Agentic code support: The integration includes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) hook, allowing AI coding tools to inspect and implement motion assets directly.
  • Time-based collaboration: Teams can leave timestamped comments directly on animation keyframes, improving feedback loops.
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figma-motionfigmaai-codingdevtoolmcpcode-generation

DISCOVERED

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2026-06-26

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2026-06-26

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