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AI animated prototype generator in Figma Make

Go from idea to motion—create interactive flows and micro-interactions with an AI animated prototype generator, no coding required.

Bring motion to prototypes with AI

Generate animations from prompts

Describe transitions, delays, and easing in plain language—AI creates polished motion for your screens.

Design, prototype, and iterate together

Stay in flow. Figma Make keeps design and motion prototyping in one place for faster feedback.

Preview with real data

Create a web app that’s ready to ship with user authentication, user data storage, and more — no coding required

Refine every micro-interaction with prompts

Define hover, tap, and state changes, then adjust timing, curves, and behaviors instantly through natural language.

Built by real designers.

See what designers are building with AI UI tools in Figma Make—from marketing pages to product dashboards to mobile-first flows.

How to create animated prototypes with AI in Figma Make

You can start from scratch in Make or bring in a frame/component from Figma Design.

Use a prompt to define transitions, timing, and interactions.

Figma Make generates an interactive, responsive prototype with the animations applied so you can test right away.

Adjust with new prompts or direct edits.

FAQs

It’s a tool that uses AI to turn ideas into interactive website prototypes. In Figma Make, you can go from description to working design in minutes.

No coding needed. Use natural language to define animations, then tweak timing and easing directly in the editor.

Yes. Bring frames and components from Figma Design into Figma Make and generate animations on top of your existing UI.

You can start for free on the Starter plan. Advanced capabilities are available on paid plans.

Yes. You can either have Make generate sample content or use your backend to connect to real data via an API.

Yes. Share with teammates for feedback or publish when you’re ready—directly from Figma Make.

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