Feega vs Figma
Your Figma designs stop at the export. In Feega, the same frame animates: paste your frames, add keyframes, export MP4, GIF or Lottie. No handoff to After Effects or Jitter.
Who should pick Figma
Pick Figma for product UI design with a team, developer handoff and a large plugin ecosystem.
- Product UI design with a large team, handed off to developers in Dev Mode.
- A large plugin library and shared team libraries. Feega’s ecosystem is small.
- A mature, proven tool today. Feega is early-stage.
Who should pick Feega
Pick Feega when the frame has to move: animate the layers you designed and export video or Lottie, without a second app.
- Paste from Figma and keep every layer, so you animate in seconds instead of rebuilding.
- Keyframes and easing live on a timeline, right on the frame you designed.
- Frames line up as scenes and export as one MP4, GIF or Lottie; a missing shot can be generated on the same canvas.
Feature by feature
| Feega | Figma | |
|---|---|---|
| Design frames on an infinite canvas | Yes | Yes |
| Keyframe timeline | Yes | Yes Figma Motion, in beta |
| Text-to-image and text-to-video inside the editor | Yes Cloud app, models from Google, OpenAI, ByteDance and others | Yes AI credits included per seat |
| An AI agent (Claude Code, Codex) can build and edit the video | Yes MCP server, CLI and REST API | Yes MCP server with Dev Mode, paid plans |
| Bring designs in from Figma | Yes Paste from Figma or import by link | Yes |
| Lottie export | Yes Lottie and dotLottie | No |
| Video export (MP4, MOV or WebM) | Yes MP4 H.264/H.265, ProRes 422 and 4444, WebM with alpha, GIF | No |
| Interactive runtime for apps and games (state machines) | No Click-through prototypes only | No Click-through prototypes |
| Videos written as React code | No | No |
| Open-source editor (OSI licence) | Yes Apache-2.0 | No |
| Works on your machine without an account | Yes One .feega file, no account | No Needs a Figma account |
| Real-time collaboration on the same file | Yes Cloud app | Yes |
One file instead of three apps
The usual way: design the frame in Figma, export the layers, rebuild them in After Effects or Jitter, and repeat for every design change.
With Feega: design or paste the frame, add keyframes to the same layers, export MP4, GIF or Lottie. Change the design and the animation follows.
Do I have to leave Figma?
No. Many people keep Figma for UI work and paste frames into Feega when they need motion. Pasted frames keep their layers, so you can edit and animate them.
Move a design over in 3 steps
Open feega.app, or run npx feega to work locally. Copy your frames in Figma and paste them on the canvas. Add keyframes, then export MP4, GIF or Lottie.
Pricing
Figma: Starter free; Professional $16 per Full seat per month; Organization $55 and Enterprise $90, billed annually.
Feega: Free to run locally from the open-source repository. The cloud app, with AI generation, sharing and comments, is a monthly plan; see pricing on the home page.
Sources
Checked on 2026-10-28. Something wrong? Write to hi@feega.app.
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