Use Figma designs in Screenhance

Prepare the source frame in Figma

Bring Figma frames into Screenhance by exporting the finished interface and uploading it to the browser editor. Keep the interface editable in Figma while Screenhance builds the presentation layer around it; this workflow uses Figma export rather than a Screenhance plugin.

• Select the finished frame or component, not the whole Figma page.
• Hide cursor notes, measurement overlays, prototype hotspots and private data before export.
• Export PNG for UI with crisp text and transparent edges; use JPEG only when the frame is mostly photographic.
• Export at a useful source size so a later crop or device treatment does not magnify a small raster image.

Build the visual in Screenhance

1. 1Open the Screenhance template library and choose a device, browser, store or launch layout that matches the destination.
2. 2Replace the example screenshot with the PNG exported from Figma.
3. 3Check the screenshot crop inside every device or browser frame and keep important UI away from rounded corners.
4. 4Edit the surrounding headline, background, spacing and supporting assets without changing the product UI itself.
5. 5Export the final image or motion asset, then keep the Figma source frame for later product revisions.

Keep later revisions consistent

• Give exported frames stable filenames so the correct screen is easy to replace.
• When the UI changes, replace the screenshot in the existing Screenhance design instead of rebuilding the composition.
• Review small text after replacement; a new screen can shift the visual weight even when its dimensions match.
• Use fictional or approved sample data in screenshots intended for public pages and store listings.