A good presentation sells the work. This stack takes finished frames and puts them on real devices, turns them into animated decks, and exports GIFs, videos and PDFs small enough to email, all without leaving Figma.
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Mockup Plugin
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by ls.graphics
Best forDevice mockups
3,800+ device and branding mockups. Select a frame, pick a device, and the design appears on screen.
by Hamish
Best for3D renders
Clay-style 3D device renders with custom colour and camera angle. The device models are a few years old, so it suits stylised shots over current-device realism.
by Artboard Studio
Best forBrand and video mockups
Device, branding and apparel mockups, plus video mockups with animation templates for showing motion work.
by Hypermatic
Best forSlide decks
Turns frames into an animated deck, or exports it to PowerPoint and PDF for clients who don't use Figma.
by Evan at CreativeFlow
Best forGIF and video
Exports prototypes as GIF, video, Lottie or dotLottie, for walkthroughs that play in an email or a slide.
by Taylor Osborn
Best forCompressed PDFs
Exports PDFs and images at smaller file sizes with a quality control, so a proposal deck fits in an email attachment.
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FAQ
Share a prototype link for interactive reviews, and a PDF or deck for sign-off. Mockup plugins make screens feel real, and compressed exports keep files small. See exporting a PDF from Figma.
Use a plugin like Export to GIF/Video, or record the prototype yourself. Our guide to making a GIF in Figma covers the plugin route.
Clay Mockups 3D is free, and Mockup Plugin has a large free tier. The full ranking is in the best mockup plugins.
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