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Annotate
Capture structured design context directly in Figma.
Your design context
shouldn't stop at Figma.
Create structured annotations directly on your designs, publish them as living documentation, and make that context available to the tools your team already uses.
7-day free trial · Built for Figma & Figma Dev Mode
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THE PRODUCT IDEA
Designs show what to build. Annotations explain how it should work.
Capture behaviors, requirements, edge cases, decisions, and implementation context directly alongside your designs.
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Publish
Turn annotations across frames and pages into structured documentation.
03
Connect
Make published documentation available to the tools and workflows your team uses.
ANNOTATE
Context belongs next to the design.
Create structured visual annotations directly in Figma so important behaviors, decisions, requirements, and edge cases don't get separated from the work they describe.
Structured annotationsRich text documentationAnnotation markersFrames and pagesReordering and managementFigma + Dev Mode
Mobile checkout / Payment
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Annotations
01
Entry state
Focus the email field when this frame opens.
02
Validation
Show errors after blur and preserve the entered value.
Workspaces
Personal workspace
Personal
Publishing herePublish and MCP from Figma land here.
Projects
Projects published to this Personal workspace from Figma.
1 project
BetweenPoints
Last published Sep 19
PUBLISH
Turn annotations into living documentation.
Publish your design context into Annotate-It without rebuilding documentation somewhere else.
Project → Page → Frame / Document → Annotations
Publish into the Personal or Team workspace available to your account. Only the annotation documentation you choose is published—not the entire Figma file.
CONNECT
Your documentation can go beyond the canvas.
Published Annotate-It documentation can become available to supported tools and AI workflows, giving teams access to design context where they already work.
Figma
Design + annotations
User publishes
Published Documentation
The explicit source of context
Authorized access
Cursor
Claude
ChatGPT
Other MCP clients
Where teams take it next
With published documentation as context, the AI client you already use can help draft the tickets, specs, and pages your team writes elsewhere.
Jira / Linear
Draft user stories and acceptance criteria
Notion
Draft product requirements from documented behavior
Confluence
Draft implementation and spec pages
Your codebase
Implement against documented behavior
Annotate-It does not connect to these tools directly—the drafting happens in the AI client you authorize.
Connected tools access the documentation you publish—not the Figma design file.
Your designs stay in Figma.
Annotate-It Connect doesn't expose your Figma design files to external AI tools. You choose what leaves the canvas by explicitly publishing your annotation documentation.
01 · Explicit publishing
Nothing is published until you choose to publish your documentation.
02 · Workspace-based access
Published documentation follows your Annotate-It account and workspace permissions.
03 · Design files stay in Figma
Connected tools access published annotation documentation—not your Figma design file.
THE WHOLE HANDOFF
One source of design context. More places to use it.
Designer
Annotates in Figma
Annotate-It
Structures + publishes documentation
Team / Tools
Consume published context
PRICING
Choose how far your documentation goes.
All plans include a 7-day free trial. Continued use requires a paid Annotate-It plan purchased separately.
Local
$8/month
For designers who want structured annotation workflows inside Figma.
Create and manage annotations
Organize annotations across designs
Local Figma workflow
Markdown / JSON copy or export where available
Cloud Publish
Connected workflows
Connect
$12/month
For individual designers who want their documentation available beyond Figma.
Everything in Local
Personal Annotate-It workspace
Publish documentation
Connected workflows
MCP access to authorized Personal projects
Team
$29/month
For teams sharing design documentation.
Team workspace
Publish to Team projects
Connected workflows
MCP access for authorized Team projects
3 Creator seats included
Readers do not consume Creator seats
Additional Creator seats: $8/month each
Start Team trialCONNECT TO AI
Bring published design context into the tools you already use.
Connect Annotate-It to supported AI tools and give them access to the design decisions, behaviors, requirements, and edge cases you've explicitly published.
Cursor
Bring published design requirements and behaviors into your implementation workflow.
Claude
Explore flows, summarize design decisions, and reason over published documentation.
ChatGPT
Ask questions about your published design documentation and uncover context across projects.
Other MCP clients
Use Annotate-It documentation as structured context in compatible MCP workflows.
ONCE YOU'RE CONNECTED
Ask your design documentation anything.
Published annotations become usable context — not documentation someone has to go find and read.
Ask
“What does engineering need to know before implementing the Home Screen?”
Using published Annotate-It documentation
Product App / Home / Home Screen / 6 annotations
AI response
Based on the published Home Screen annotations:
- Show the empty state when the user has no available content.
- Keep the primary action disabled until the required selection is complete.
- Display the documented loading state while content is being retrieved.
- If loading fails, show the documented error state and retry action.
ANNOTATE-IT CLASSIC
Already using Annotate-It?
The original Annotate-It plugin continues to be available for existing customers. Annotate-It Connect is the new connected documentation experience, adding publishing, workspaces, and connected workflows.
ANNOTATE-IT CONNECT
Keep the context connected.
Start with the annotations your designs already need. Publish them when you're ready. Connect them when your workflow needs more.