Canvas
Layout, typography, color and images provide the visual context for the build.
Figma to Storycards
Turn Figma designs into interactive products.
Connect your Figma file in Storycards AI Chat. Storycards reads the canvas and the comments attached to its elements, builds the motion and behavior your designers described, and opens the result in Studio as editable layers.
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RESULT / DESKTOP
YOUR MATCHBuilt around your choices.See the result✦
1Storycards AI ChatReads canvas + attached comments
Storycards StudioSaved
YOUR MATCHBuilt around your choices.See the result
Layers⌄ Result card✦ StarT Heading▭ Button▧ Background
No Figma plugin requiredComments interpreted in contextEditable Studio layers
Design and intent
Bring the design and its behavior into the same build.
A Figma frame shows how the product should look. Comments can describe how an element should move, respond or change. Storycards reads both in context and carries that intent into the build.
Attached comments
Instructions stay connected to the elements they describe, including motion, timing and interaction.
Studio build
The result opens as structured layers that your team can review and refine before publishing.
Figma comments to interactions
Turn designer comments into working interactions.
Choose a comment to see how an instruction attached to a specific element can become editable behavior in Studio.
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Bring the star in from the right, then let it fade out.
Comment on Star / celebrationBehaviorStar / celebration
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Your answerMatched result
- ✓Enter from right
- ✓Duration 900 ms
- ✓Fade after 1.8 s
How it works
From a Figma file to an editable Studio build.
The handoff starts in Storycards AI Chat and continues in Studio, with no Figma plugin to install.
Connect your Figma file
Connect the file in Storycards AI Chat and add any product context the build needs. No plugin is required.
Read canvas and comments together
Storycards reads the visual structure and the comments attached to specific elements, then uses both to build the interaction.
Review and refine in Studio
Open the result as editable Studio layers. Refine responsive behavior, connect data and logic, then publish when ready.
Storycards StudioSaved
YOUR MATCHBuilt around your choices.See the result
Layers⌄ Result card✦ StarT Heading▭ Button▧ Background
Structured Studio layers
Continue editing every layer in Studio.
Storycards creates a structured Studio build, not a screenshot or locked block. Designers can inspect and refine layout, styles, responsive behavior, motion and logic before publishing.
Layer structure
Edit groups, hierarchy and the relationships between visual elements.
Typography and styles
Refine type, color, spacing and visual hierarchy.
Images and assets
Replace or reposition visual content from the original design.
Responsive layouts
Tune layout, type and content for each supported breakpoint.
Motion and timing
Adjust entrances, exits, delays, duration and autoplay behavior.
Interaction logic
Edit states, triggers and responses that turn the design into a product.
Continue past the handoff
Continue building in Storycards.
Tune each breakpoint.
Change layout, type, content and behavior for desktop, tablet and mobile in Studio.
Explore the Studio →Add logic, data and personalized paths.
Connect answers, conditions, API data and forms to the visual design.
Explore integrations →Publish with control, then learn from interaction data.
Review the product, publish when ready and use first-party interaction data to improve it over time.
Explore analytics →Questions
Figma to Storycards FAQ
Does Storycards require a Figma plugin?
No. The workflow starts in Storycards AI Chat, where you connect the Figma file you want to use. There is no separate plugin step for the design team.
How does Storycards use comments attached to Figma elements?
Storycards reads each comment in the context of the element it is attached to. Instructions about motion, timing, sliders, states and other behavior can guide the generated interaction.
What makes this different from a standard Figma import?
Storycards brings the visual structure and the intent captured in comments into the same build. The result opens in Studio as editable layers rather than a flattened file.
Can I edit the result in Storycards Studio?
Yes. Refine layout, styles, responsive behavior, motion and product logic in Studio before publishing.
Does Storycards publish the result automatically?
No. The generated product opens in Studio for review and refinement. Your team decides when it is ready to publish.
Bring the design and its intent into Studio.
Connect a Figma file in AI Chat and continue with an interactive product your team can review, refine and publish.
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Bring the star in from the right, then let it fade out.
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