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HeyGen Adds Figma Import to HyperFrames for Video From Mockups

July 10, 2026 at 13:07 EDT

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HeyGen has added Figma integration to its open-source video generation framework HyperFrames, letting designers produce launch videos directly from Figma mockups. By copying a Figma link, handing it to an AI agent such as Claude Code or Cursor, and invoking the /figma command, users get a video that preserves every color (hex), font, and frame exactly as designed.

April 2026 · HeyGen HyperFrames

From Figma mockup to launch video — no After Effects required

The open-source HTML-to-video framework now reads Figma links directly. Hand a link to an AI agent, run /figma, and get an MP4 that keeps every hex color, font, and frame exactly as designed.

Apache 2.0

Fully open source, runs 100% local — no cloud required

Supported AI agents: Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI

1 → 1

Deterministic: the same input always yields the same output

The Figma → Video workflow

Frames read as states, not slides — motion reconstructed automatically.

STEP 1

Copy Figma link

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STEP 2

Hand to AI agent + run /figma

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STEP 3

MP4 with exact colors, fonts & frames

Imports assets · tokens · components · storyboards. Figma Motion timelines are converted to GSAP animations.

Under the hood

Rendering

Headless Chrome beginFrame capture + FFmpeg. Supports GSAP, Lottie, CSS, Three.js, shaders.

Voice (TTS)

HeyGen, ElevenLabs, or Kokoro (free & local). Runtime supports Docker.

👍 What developers praise

A finished video from just a prompt + CLI
No React needed — author HTML directly
Runs deterministically on a local machine

⚠️ Noted limitations

Can be buggy or slow to get a first version running
Good results need specific prompting
Requires a well-maintained design system

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