Documentation
Every tool, explained.
The Motif Suite is a collection of motion tools for Figma. Each one reaches into the native Motion timeline and writes real keyframes. These guides mirror the in-app help for every tool, expanded. Search across all of them, or browse the directory below.
Free tools4
Author named motion tokens, combine them into choreography sets, and apply them to prototype connections or motion keyframes.
The keyframe utility belt: copy, paste, flip, align, distribute, nudge, and stagger timing across layers, plus a re-timer.
Split a text layer into characters, words, or lines and bake a staggered reveal onto each: no manual splitting, no rigging.
One-click entrance, exit, and emphasis presets that bake real keyframes onto any selection. Start from a preset, then tune.
Pro tools8
A parallax camera rig. Assign depth to your layers, move a virtual camera between two positions, and bake the parallax to keyframes.
Drop your layers into a 2D physics world (they fall, bounce, and collide), then bake the resulting motion to keyframes.
Distance-based animation. Layers near a field's center react first and strongest, outer ones follow with diminishing intensity.
Draw a motion path by hand or drop in a shape preset, and send your layer along it, with smoothing, auto-orient, and stagger.
Write After Effects expressions and bake them down to native Figma keyframes: wiggle, loopOut, time, the language you already know.
Clone a layer into a grid or radial array, then animate the whole set with a per-element stagger. Change the count and it redistributes.
Spawn decaying copies that lag behind a layer as it moves, a motion trail that thins and fades with each echo.
Emit any layer, shape, or component as a particle system (rain, fireworks, confetti, a fountain) through a field of effectors.
Composition2
Guides3
Toggle the plugin window between compact and expanded for more room on the canvas tools.
What is free forever, what a subscription unlocks, and how the launch beta works.
Pair your phone to the plugin and drive a tool from a second screen while the desktop bakes. A subscription feature.