Anima now supports exporting multiple screens at once — from Dev Mode or Inspect Mode (in Edit Mode) — when your Figma frames are connected with prototype links. This lets you export complete flows, including breakpoints, directly into Anima Playground or download them as a code package.
How It Works
Select a screen in your Figma file.
If the screen is linked to other frames, Anima will detect them.
You’ll see a list of connected screens in the plugin, under “Screens included in export.”
From there, you can:
Review and modify any screens you want to export
Export the full flow to Anima Playground
Download the code package
Screens Limit
You can export up to 10 screens per flow.
Who can use this feature:
Exporting more than one screen is available only on paid plans.
Free users can export one screen at a time.
Starter, Pro and Business users can export flows with multiple screens and breakpoints.
🧠 Good to Know
Prototype links only: Screens must be connected in Figma via prototype links to be auto-detected.
Flow direction matters: Anima collects screens that are linked out from the selected screen.
To export a full flow, make sure you select the first screen in the flow.
Monthly code generation quotas
The 10-screen limit is the maximum number of screens that can be included in a single flow export. It does not mean monthly code generation is unlimited. The pricing page is the source of truth for current plan entitlements: https://www.animaapp.com/pricing.
Free: 5 code generations.
Starter: 50 monthly code generations.
Pro: 200 monthly code generations.
Business: 600 monthly code generations.
A code generation counts each time Anima produces code — including exporting from the Figma plugin, importing a design into Playground, cloning a website, generating from a prompt, or using the Anima MCP server. Code exports count toward the monthly generation quota.