Some campaigns still prefer MP4 uploads—think CTV placements, LinkedIn video ads, or product screens for app stores. Bannerify handles MP4 exports directly. Animate in Figma, and the plugin renders an MP4 (plus optional WebM) ready for upload.
No video editor required
Because Bannerify handles the rendering, I don’t need to rebuild the animation in After Effects. Timing, easing, and ordering stay consistent with what I set on the Figma canvas. If the team wants a quicker loop or a different transition, I update the animation and re-export within minutes.
Export settings that match the brief
Bannerify lets you define duration, resolution, loop count, and background transparency before rendering the MP4. Need a muted version with no audio? Easy. Want to overlay narration or music? Add it in the plugin and preview everything before downloading.
The workflow I follow
- Animate the creative using Bannerify.
- Choose the MP4 export option, configure resolution/looping/audio, and render.
- Deliver the MP4 (and optional WebM) to the channel that requested it.
It’s a straightforward way to get motion content out of Figma without detouring through heavy video software.
Where MP4s come in handy
Product walkthroughs, app store previews, trade-show loops, and internal announcements all benefit from video files. Bannerify lets me reuse the same animation across all of those channels. Need burnt-in captions for a silent autoplay feed? Duplicate the frame, add the overlay text, and export a second MP4 without touching a video editor.
Keep file sizes under control
Video specs can be strict, especially for LinkedIn or CTV placements. Bannerify shows you the target bitrate and resulting weight before export. Adjust resolution, frame rate, or loop length until you hit the requirement, then render with confidence. Pair the MP4 with TinyImage if you want an extra layer of compression without visible quality loss.
With these controls, Figma genuinely becomes your production suite for every motion deliverable, MP4s included.
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