Transitions in Figma
Transitions in Figma are animation effects used to define how frames, components, or elements move from one state to another in a prototype. They help bring designs to life by creating smooth interactions—like sliding, fading, or dissolving—between screens or components.
When setting up a prototype, designers can choose from different transition types (such as Instant, Dissolve, Smart Animate, Move In/Out), adjust easing for natural flow, and control duration for timing. This makes it easier to simulate real user experiences, communicate design intent clearly, and test usability before development.
Transitions are an essential part of interactive prototyping, turning static designs into engaging, clickable experiences. See video below
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