InVision vs Figma

InVision was once the leading prototyping and collaboration platform before Figma emerged. Despite reinventing itself with InVision Studio and Freehand, it has lost significant market share. InVision is shutting down its cloud platform and encouraging users to migrate, making Figma the clear migration destination.

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Digital product design platform vs The collaborative interface design tool.

FeatureInVisionFigma
Pricing fromFree–$15/user/moFree–$45/editor/mo
PricingFree (1 prototype); Pro $15/user/mo (limited availability)Free (3 projects); Professional $15/editor/mo
Development statusCloud shutting down; Freehand acquired by Miro/othersActively developed, industry standard
PrototypingStrong legacy prototyping featuresAdvanced with variables and conditionals
WhiteboardingInVision Freehand (spun off)FigJam included
CollaborationComments and inspectionReal-time multiplayer editing
Migration supportLimited migration toolsImport from Sketch, XD, and third parties

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Common questions

Is InVision shutting down?

Yes, InVision announced in 2023 that it would be winding down its cloud collaboration platform. InVision Freehand was sold, and users have been encouraged to migrate to alternatives like Figma or Miro.

What should InVision users migrate to?

Figma is the most common migration destination for design and prototyping work. Miro or FigJam work well for the whiteboarding and ideation use cases that InVision Freehand served.

Can Figma import InVision projects?

Figma does not have a native InVision import. Third-party migration services and manual processes are needed. Assets can be exported from InVision and imported into Figma with some rework required.