
Figma Motion is here — announced live from Config 2026.
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — A high-energy audio transition with a sub-bass drop at 0:02, followed by a driving electronic beat and pizzicato synth melodies.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — The driving electronic beat continues, punctuated by high-energy audio transitions at 0:07, 0:12, 0:17, and 0:22, often with sub-bass drops.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — The energetic electronic beat maintains its pace, with audio transitions at 0:27 and 0:32, featuring risers and sub-bass impacts.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — The driving electronic beat continues, with high-energy audio transitions at 0:37, 0:42, and 0:47, including sweeps and sub-bass drops.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — The electronic beat builds in intensity towards the end, with prominent audio transitions at 0:52, 0:57, 1:02, and 1:07, culminating in a final impactful sub-bass drop.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the dynamic-ui-motion-launch template.
A horizontal timeline with draggable keyframes and an interactive playhead. Users can adjust keyframe positions and select easing curves from a dropdown.
Utilize Remotion's <Sequence> and <AbsoluteFill> for layout. Implement draggable elements with `useCurrentFrame` and `interpolate` for keyframe positions. Use SVG paths for the timeline line and circles. Implement a dropdown for easing curve selection with conditional rendering based on user interaction.
A grid of UI elements (icons, cards) that animate into view with staggered delays and different easing types. Elements can scale, rotate, and translate.
Create a grid layout using CSS Grid or Flexbox within Remotion components. Apply `spring` or `interpolate` with `stagger` for staggered entry animations. Use `transform` properties (scale, rotate, translate) for individual element motion. Allow for different easing presets to be applied via props.
Multiple cursors moving across the screen, leaving a trail or interacting with UI elements. Text bubbles appear next to cursors, simulating real-time collaboration.
Track cursor positions over time using `useCurrentFrame` and `interpolate` along predefined or dynamically generated paths. Render SVG paths for trails. Use <AbsoluteFill> for text bubbles, animating their opacity and position with `spring` or `interpolate` based on cursor proximity or event triggers.
Purpose. Introduce the core concept of motion design within Figma's familiar interface, highlighting ease of use.
Execution. Rapid cuts showcasing Figma's UI with new motion features, emphasizing direct manipulation of animation properties on the canvas.
Purpose. Demonstrate the depth of control and creative possibilities offered by the new motion tools.
Execution. Detailed views of timeline keyframes, easing curves, 3D transforms, and collaborative features, showing both granular control and expressive outcomes.
Purpose. Showcase how Figma Motion can be used to create compelling, interactive experiences for various products.
Execution. Examples of animated app interfaces, data visualizations, and interactive prototypes, illustrating practical use cases.
Purpose. Conclude with a powerful statement about Figma's vision for integrated design and motion.
Execution. Abstract motion graphics blending with UI elements, culminating in the 'Figma Motion is here' title card and logo reveal.
Objective
Launch a new AI-powered music composition tool called SynthFlow AI.How the recipe adapts
The video would open with a rapid montage of SynthFlow's clean UI, showing AI-generated melodies and rhythmic patterns forming on a timeline. Instead of Figma's easing curves, we'd see interactive waveform editors and spectral analysis visualizations. Collaborative cursors would highlight real-time co-creation of tracks. The vibrant color palette would be adapted to reflect SynthFlow's branding, perhaps with more blues and purples alongside the existing energetic tones. Abstract motion graphics would visualize sound propagation and AI processing, culminating in a 'SynthFlow AI: Compose the Future' title card.Scene durations (5 scenes, 68s)
Key Remotion components

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