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Prism: One Hub Connecting Figma to After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop & Illustrator
Prism is a Figma plugin that bridges your designs directly into After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, or Illustrator. No manual rebuilding, no paying for bridges you'll never use.
5 Craft Decisions That Made the EditCall Motion Graphics Video Work
A real look at how a short motion graphics video solved the 'zero replies' problem for EditCall. From kinetic typography to animated UI mockups, here's what actually made it land.
Prism vs Overlord vs AEUX: The Only DaVinci Resolve Fix
If your team works in DaVinci Resolve, Overlord and AEUX simply won't help you. Prism is the only tool that bridges Figma directly to DaVinci, and this breakdown explains exactly why that matters.
Prism 2.0.0 Update: One Bridge for All Your Adobe Tools
Prism 2.0.0 is the biggest update since launch, connecting Photoshop, Figma, Illustrator, and After Effects in one place. Here is what changed and why it matters for your workflow.
Invite 20 People, Get a Free 30-Day Key for Prism
Prism now has a referral program. Invite 20 people to try the tool and get a full 30-day free license. Here is how it works and why it is worth your time.
Prism: The New Bridge Between Photoshop and After Effects
Prism connects Photoshop to After Effects in a way that actually makes sense. Here's how to use it properly and stop wasting time on broken workflows.
Prism vs Overlord: What Most Motion Designers Get Wrong
Prism and Overlord are both powerful tools for motion designers, but the comparisons floating around online miss the point. Here's what actually matters when choosing between them.
Motion Graphics for SaaS: Make Complex Products Click
SaaS products are hard to explain. Motion graphics cut through the confusion and turn abstract features into something people actually get. Here's how it works and why it matters.
Healthcare SaaS Video: Stop Explaining, Start Showing
Medical software is hard to explain. Animation makes it possible, but only if you avoid the traps most teams fall into. Here's what actually works.