New

The new Annotate-It Connect is here — built with today’s workflows in mind.

HOW IT WORKS

From design annotation to connected documentation.

A deliberate three-step workflow keeps designers in control of what context leaves the canvas.

01

Annotate

Capture behaviors, requirements, edge cases, and decisions beside the frames they describe.

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.

02

Publish

Choose the annotation documentation to publish into your Personal or Team workspace.

Workspaces

Personal workspace

Personal

Publishing here

Publish and MCP from Figma land here.

Projects

Projects published to this Personal workspace from Figma.

1 project

BetweenPoints

Last published Sep 19

03

Connect

Let authorized tools use the published documentation without exposing the Figma design file.

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.

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.