Capture design specs, CSS values, and component properties in Figma Dev Mode with auto-zoom that makes every pixel value and code snippet readable for developers.
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Dev Mode is packed with specs, code snippets, and property values in tiny text. Standard recordings leave developers guessing at the details.
Figma Dev Mode shows spacing, typography, colors, and dimensions — but all in small text panels. When you record a handoff walkthrough, developers can't read the exact pixel values, font sizes, or color codes they need to implement the design.
Sending annotated screenshots of Dev Mode loses the interactive context — which component variant is selected, how spacing changes on hover, what the responsive behavior looks like. But recordings without zoom aren't much better.
Dev Mode displays component properties, variant options, and auto-layout settings in compact panels. In a recording, these critical implementation details are too small to distinguish from the surrounding UI.
You spend 20 minutes writing a detailed Jira ticket explaining the design. A 2-minute video walkthrough would be clearer — but only if the recording actually shows the specs in readable detail.
Zumie's auto-zoom follows your cursor through Dev Mode, magnifying CSS values, spacing specs, and component properties so developers see exactly what they need to build.
When you click a component, hover over spacing, or view CSS values, Zumie zooms in to show every detail. Developers watching the recording can read exact pixel values, color codes, and typography settings.
Every component selection, layer click, and panel interaction gets a visual highlight. Developers can see exactly which element you're referencing and which properties panel shows its specs.
As you move between different components and sections of the design, Zumie creates smooth transitions. Developers maintain context of the overall layout while seeing zoomed-in details of each element.
Replace long Jira descriptions with polished video walkthroughs. Zumie's clean recording wraps your Dev Mode tab in a professional background, creating handoff videos that developers actually want to watch.
Real scenarios where Zumie's auto-zoom makes Figma Dev Mode recordings dramatically more useful.
Record detailed handoff videos walking through each component's specs, spacing, and behavior. Auto-zoom ensures developers can read CSS values and pixel dimensions without pausing the video.
Create video documentation of your component library in Dev Mode, showing variant properties, token values, and usage guidelines. Zumie makes every spec readable for the dev team.
Record what the design should look like in Dev Mode, zooming into the exact specs that are off in the implementation. Attach the video to bug reports for unambiguous visual context.
The Zumie features that matter most when recording Figma Dev Mode.
Dev Mode's spec panels use small text by nature. Zumie auto-zooms on CSS values, spacing indicators, and component properties, making every detail readable in the recording.
Show developers exactly which element you're inspecting and which spec panel is relevant. Click highlights create a visual trail that's easy to follow.
Record just the Figma Dev Mode tab. No browser bookmarks, no Slack messages — just the design specs in a clean, focused frame.
Share your handoff recording with a link immediately. Paste it in Jira tickets, Slack threads, or Linear issues for instant developer context.
See the difference automatic zoom and click highlights make when recording Figma Dev Mode.
Yes! Figma Dev Mode runs in the browser, and Zumie records any browser tab. Open Dev Mode, click the Zumie extension, and record with auto-zoom to capture every spec and property value clearly.
Instead of writing long Jira descriptions or sending static screenshots, record a 2-minute walkthrough in Dev Mode. Zumie's auto-zoom shows CSS values, spacing, and component properties in readable detail.
Absolutely. The auto-zoom focuses on exactly what you're inspecting, and click highlights show which elements and panels you're referencing. It's like a guided tour of the design specs.
Yes. Zumie's free plan includes auto-zoom and click highlights. The $39 lifetime deal removes the watermark. No subscription needed.
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