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Figma Motion adds physics-based springs and Lottie export previews

Figma Motion now supports iOS and Android springs with mass, stiffness and damping, and lets you preview how an animation plays as a Lottie file before exporting.

Figma's 10 Nov 2026 release notes describe three Motion changes that shorten the path from animation in design to what users see.

What's new / How it works

  • Style previews: preview preset animation styles in the animations list and on canvas before applying them.
  • Physics-based springs: set mass, stiffness and damping for iOS and Android springs; duration updates to match. You can save springs to a design system.
  • Lottie preview: see how an animation plays as a Lottie file before exporting.

Why it matters

Springs are the natural motion model on mobile platforms, and developers use exactly these parameters. Setting them in Figma and saving them to a library removes the translation from easing curves. How closely native implementations reproduce them is not verified; check one screen with your developers.

How to start

  1. Open Figma Motion on a simple element such as a button.
  2. Try the preset style previews on canvas.
  3. Set a spring and save it to your design system.
  4. Check the Lottie preview before exporting.

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