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How Do You Auto Animate in Figma?

Last updated on September 28, 2022 @ 9:02 pm

Auto-animate is a feature in Figma that allows you to create animations between frames without having to keyframe each individual element. This is a great way to quickly create simple animations, such as a button hover state or a slide transition.

To auto-animate in Figma, simply select the layer(s) you want to animate, then click the “Create Animation” button in the toolbar.

This will open the auto-animate settings panel, where you can choose the type of animation you want to create. There are four different types of animations: Move, Scale, Rotate, and Opacity.

You can also specify the duration of the animation and whether or not you want it to loop.

Once you’ve selected your settings, click the “Create Animation” button and Figma will automatically create the keyframes for your animation. You can then preview your animation by clicking the “Play” button in the preview window.

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That’s all there is to it! Auto-animate is a great way to quickly create simple animations in Figma.

Give it a try next time you need to add some life to your designs.

How Do You Auto Animate in Figma?

Auto-animate is a feature in Figma that allows you to create animations between frames without having to keyframe each individual element.

To auto-animate in Figma, simply select the layer(s) you want to animate, then click the “Create Animation” button in the toolbar.

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