Present a Figma flow

Give your flow a window of its own. Guise lets you open a Figma prototype at a size that suits the design, present its interactions, and keep the moments worth revisiting.

Before you begin

Have your Figma prototype link ready, and check that the people viewing it have access. You’ll also need the dimensions of the frame you want to present. You can find these in Figma when that frame is selected.

Set access to “Anyone” when sharing the prototype link with friends, founders, or anyone previewing your design.

Figma prototype sharing dialog showing who can view the prototype and the copy-link control

Set the window size

Add the exact height and width of the design frame.

A Figma frame marked 1700 by 1033 pixels

Guise settings showing Product mode and the design size fields

For example, the design frame here is 1700 × 1033 pixels.

You can use any size. There are no restrictions, but a desktop-sized design works best.

For longer designs

If you’re presenting a website or a taller design,
choose “Website” and enter only the design’s width.

If your prototype has a scrollable section, you can choose “Product.” For a taller design that needs the whole page to scroll, choose “Website.”

Website mode with a 1700-pixel design width

Corner Radius

Set the corner radius of your presentation window.
Choose a value that matches your design.

You can set a corner radius of up to 16 points.

Corner Radius set to 12 in Guise window settings

Presentation Settings

Make a perfect presentation

As a designer myself, I love to express my creativity in my own unique way, and I don’t want anything to interrupt that.

I’ve added these options to help you do the same. You can hide the cursor in screenshots and turn on Presentation Mode to completely hide the macOS menu bar and Dock, keeping everyone’s attention on your creation.

Guise hides the system cursor by default.

Guise presentation settings with Show cursor, Presentation Mode, and Show Dock options

Guise presenting a Figma prototype on a MacBook

Start presenting.

See your product’s design in a way that feels as though it is already live. Guise gives you better ways to present your design. When you are on a call with your team or founders, you can present it like a live product, giving everyone a clearer way to review your design and make decisions about it. You do not have to wait until the end to bring up updates or make changes.

You now have a better way to see and experience your design.

A close-up of a product dashboard presented in a Guise window on a MacBook

When presenting, use ⌘⇧3 to capture the entire screen. Guise saves those screenshots inside the app, where you can add comments and markup.

Screenshots captured with ⌘⇧4 and ⌘⇧5 are saved in Guise’s designated Finder folder, “My Guise Shots.” You can find the screenshots from that session in this folder.

Read more about how screen capture works in Guise

Happy presenting.

Guise Docs live on desktop.