Anima produces responsive code, but it’s important to first set the proper conditions in Figma and the Anima plugin in order to receive optimized results.

Check out this article for a more thorough walk-through

Yes, Anima does support most links/interactions created in Figma’s Prototype mode. For a complete list of what is and is not yet supported, check here.

Currently, Anima supports Figma’s on click and while hovering triggers. For a complete list of what is and is not yet supported, check here.

This could happen for a number of reasons. For starters, we suggest checking out our Best Practice article to learn how you can best set up your Figma design with Anima, in order to optimize the results.

💡 If you’re exporting code with Anima, this Best Practice article will be even more helpful!

You can add both of these effects using the Anima plugin. Here's a guide for adding hover effects and entrance animations that should help.

You can add live text inputs & submit buttons using the Anima plugin. This will allow your site visitors or prototype testers to type real text into a contact form or newsletter subscription to simulate a real website.

Not to worry! Any prototyping features you added via the Anima plugin, such as hover effects, entrance animations, live text inputs, breakpoints, etc. will only be visible in your synced or exported project and not from Figma’s preview.

Click Publish at the bottom of your Anima plugin and you’ll get the public link of your project to share. Pro users can also add a custom domain to their site, read more here.