Product tours, motion mocks, and marketing videos often start in Figma. TinyImage lets you export those animations directly as MP4 files. It’s ideal for presentations, app store previews, or social ads that demand video formats.

Customizable output

Set resolution, loop count, playback speed, and optional audio tracks. TinyImage handles encoding so the MP4 stays lightweight but crisp.

Multi-format in one pass

Alongside MP4, TinyImage can output WebM and GIF versions simultaneously. That keeps every channel covered without rerendering the animation.

Steps

1. Use Figma’s prototype or frame sequences to define motion.
2. Run TinyImage’s video export and configure MP4 settings.
3. Download and share the video wherever it’s needed.

No After Effects required for straightforward UI motion demos.

Tip

Keep a library of outro bumps, logos, or lower thirds in Figma so you can drop them into any animation before exporting. TinyImage will bake them into the MP4, keeping branding consistent across videos without additional editing.