Record design reviews, prototype walkthroughs, and handoff sessions in Figma with automatic zoom that keeps up with your cursor — so viewers never lose track of what you're clicking.
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Figma's canvas is massive, its UI elements are tiny, and viewers watching a full-screen recording can barely see what you're doing.
Figma's interface is packed with small icons, layer names, and property panels. When you record your full screen, viewers can't distinguish a 12px icon from a checkbox. Design details that took you hours to craft become invisible smudges in the recording.
You zoom in, zoom out, pan across artboards — it's natural when you're designing. But for viewers watching a recording, this constant movement is disorienting. They lose context of which screen you're on and why you're navigating there.
When presenting interactive prototypes, you click hotspots that are nearly invisible in recordings. Viewers see screens changing but can't tell what triggered the transition. The connection between your clicks and the UI response gets completely lost.
Leaving design feedback on a Figma file via screen recording means pointing at specific pixels. Without zoom, your cursor movements are vague at best. Colleagues have to guess which element you're referring to.
Zumie's automatic zoom follows your cursor in real-time, so every click, hover, and selection in Figma is magnified exactly when viewers need to see it.
When you click a layer, adjust a property, or hover over a component — Zumie automatically zooms in to show the detail. Viewers see exactly what you see, at the resolution you see it. No more squinting at tiny sidebar values.
Every click gets a visual highlight that pops on screen. When you click a prototype hotspot, select a layer, or toggle a property, the highlight draws the viewer's eye to exactly where the action is happening.
As you navigate across Figma's infinite canvas, Zumie's zoom creates smooth, cinematic transitions instead of jarring jumps. Viewers feel like they're watching a polished design presentation, not a raw screen capture.
Zumie wraps your Figma tab in a clean, gradient background — hiding your bookmarks bar, other tabs, and desktop notifications. Your recording looks like a professional demo, not a casual screen share.
Real scenarios where Zumie's auto-zoom makes Figma recordings dramatically more useful.
Walk stakeholders through your design decisions with recordings that zoom into every detail. Explain spacing choices, color selections, and component states with the clarity of an in-person presentation — without needing to schedule a meeting.
Show off interactive prototypes with click highlights that make every transition visible. Product managers and developers can see exactly which elements are interactive and how the flow works, even watching async.
Record detailed handoff sessions where you walk through specs, padding values, and responsive breakpoints. Zumie's auto-zoom ensures developers see every pixel value in the properties panel without pausing and zooming the video.
The Zumie features that matter most when recording Figma.
The #1 feature for Figma users. Zumie detects your clicks and cursor movements, zooming the recording to show detail exactly when needed. Perfect for Figma's dense, detail-rich interface.
Every click in Figma gets a visual indicator that viewers can follow. Essential for prototype demos where clicks trigger transitions between screens.
Record just your Figma tab — no desktop, no notification popups, no embarrassing bookmarks. Just pure design content in a clean frame.
Share your recording with a link immediately. No uploading to YouTube, no waiting for processing. Send your design review to the team in seconds.
See the difference automatic zoom and click highlights make when recording Figma.
Yes! Zumie is a Chrome extension that records any browser tab, including Figma. Since most designers use Figma in Chrome, it works perfectly. Just open your Figma file, click the Zumie extension, and start recording.
Absolutely. When you present a Figma prototype in the browser, Zumie records the tab with automatic zoom and click highlights. Every interaction is captured beautifully, making it easy for stakeholders to follow along.
Figma has one of the most detail-dense interfaces of any web app. Layer panels, property values, component names — they're all tiny. Zumie's auto-zoom detects when you interact with these elements and magnifies the area so viewers can actually read what's on screen.
Yes. Zumie has a free forever plan that includes auto-zoom and click highlights. The paid lifetime deal ($39 one-time) removes the watermark and unlocks additional features. No subscription, no per-seat pricing.
Yes — it's one of the most popular use cases. Record walkthroughs of your component library, explain naming conventions, and demonstrate variant usage. The auto-zoom makes it easy to show component properties and token values clearly.
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