Figma to Lottie Animation via Lottielab
Hello HN! We're super proud to announce the launch of Lottielab's official Figma plugin. The plugin allows nearly 1:1 import of your Figma designs into Lottielab, an easy to use animation tool (still in beta---we launched 3 months ago!). From there, you can use Lottielab's animation powers to animate your designs intuitively and quickly. Then, you can export the animation as a Lottie JSON, or as an animated GIF or MP4. This plugin is the culmination of 3 months of hard work, and we hope you'll like it! Me and a few members of the team will be here to answer all of your questions.
In plain words
Lottielab's Figma plugin imports Figma designs directly into Lottielab, a beta animation tool that lets users create animations intuitively and export them as Lottie JSON, animated GIFs, or MP4 files. The plugin supports nearly 1:1 design transfer from Figma, enabling designers to animate their work quickly without manual recreation. It's aimed at designers and developers who need to create and export animations efficiently.
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