ProtoPie is the most-used prototyping plugin for Figma, with 199K users, because it imports your Figma designs into ProtoPie so you can add dynamic and conditional interactions beyond what Figma's own prototypes handle. For testing a design before anyone clicks it, Attention Insight's AI heatmaps are the next most installed.
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ProtoPie
#1 · 199K users
Quick answer
Best for high-fidelity interactions
by ProtoPie
Best for pre-launch testing
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Best free typing input
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High-fidelity prototyping for Figma. Import Figma designs and add dynamic, conditional interactions.
Free + paid · 3.4K likes
Instantly generate AI heatmaps with predictive eye-tracking technology. Boost conversions.
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Import and transform your designs into rich, interactive prototypes with the power of Axure RP
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Easily create highly interactive & custom input fields for your prototypes – directly in Figma.
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Variable-controlled, scaleable, interactive input component for typing on prototype..
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Bring realistic typing, validation & responsive input components to your Figma prototypes
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A little AI-powered plugin to inspire you and easily sprout new prototypes in Figma
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Save and reuse prototype interactions optimizing your prototyping workflow in Figma.
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Buying guide
Native Figma prototyping covers a lot in 2026: interactive components, variables, conditional logic and Smart Animate. One plugin on this list, Slideshow, even tells you in its own listing that you probably don't need it anymore. The plugins that still rank fill specific gaps: real text input you can type into, game controller and keyboard navigation, JavaScript-driven prototypes (Prototyper), and moving designs into dedicated tools like ProtoPie, Axure and UXPin.
For usability testing, the list is thinner than you might expect because most testing platforms import Figma prototypes by link rather than through a plugin. The ones here (Marvel, Pathway, Attention Insight) are the exceptions. For motion-heavy prototypes, see animation plugins.
Variables, conditionals, interactive components and Smart Animate are built in. Check the plugin adds something you can't wire up yourself in a reasonable time.
Input and navigation plugins keep the prototype in Figma. ProtoPie, Axure and UXPin move it to another tool, which adds power but also a sync step every time the design changes.
Predictive heatmaps are fast and cheap; recorded sessions with real users are slower but show actual behaviour. Pick the one that matches the decision you need to make.
If you design for TV, consoles or keyboard-first apps, look for plugins that handle those inputs, like Prototyper for game controllers.
FAQ
Not with a native text input. Plugins such as Interactive Typing Input build one for you from variables and key-press interactions, so testers can type with a real keyboard.
For complex, conditional interactions, ProtoPie goes further, at the cost of a second tool. For click-through flows and component states, Figma's native prototyping is usually enough and keeps everything in one file.
Most testing tools take a Figma prototype link directly. Marvel syncs frames through a plugin and records audio and video feedback. For a fast, participant-free check, Attention Insight predicts attention with AI.
Demo Station exports a clickable HTML prototype you can host locally or in the cloud. For production code rather than a clickable demo, see Figma to code plugins.
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