Figma Prototype Preview Recorder

Record the Figma prototype Preview to video from a button in the Preview toolbar — adjustable bitrate and codec.

Record anything in Figma's Preview to video — prototypes, scroll-throughs, even embedded video — straight from a button inside Figma's own Preview window. Figma Prototype Preview Recorder adds a red ● record button right into the Preview toolbar. Click it, click through your prototype, click again to stop, and a video file lands in your Downloads. No screen-recording app, no OS permission prompts, no cropping the rest of your screen out of the frame. ★ WHY IT'S DIFFERENT Instead of screen-grabbing your monitor, it captures the prototype's actual rendering surface directly. That means: • Pixel-perfect video at the preview's exact size — not a re-compressed screenshot of your screen • No browser tabs, cursor, or desktop bleeding into the recording • Videos embedded in your prototype are captured too • Optionally capture the prototype's audio — the sound from embedded video, no permission prompt • No screen-capture permission dialog, and nothing ever leaves your browser ★ HOW TO USE IT 1. Open a Figma design file and start the Preview (Shift + Space) 2. Drag the Preview window to the size you want — that's your recording resolution 3. Click the red ● in the Preview toolbar to start 4. Click through your prototype 5. Click ■ to stop — the video saves to your Downloads ★ OPTIONS (the ▾ next to the button) • Bitrate — 1 to 50 Mbps • Frame rate — 30 or 60 fps • Codec — Auto (MP4 / H.264, plays everywhere) or WebM (VP9 / VP8 / AV1) • Capture audio — record the prototype's embedded sound (no permission prompt) • Reset prototype on start — restarts the flow the moment you hit record, so you catch it from the very beginning ★ PRIVACY Everything runs locally in your browser. The extension only activates on Figma design files (figma.com/design/…). It doesn't collect, send, or store any data — your recordings go straight to your computer's Downloads folder. Made for designers who need a quick, clean capture of a prototype in motion — for handoff, decks, social, or just sharing what you built.