Figma Motion: can one new feature save a stock that crashed almost 90%?
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Figma Motion: can one new feature save a stock that crashed almost 90%? On June 24, 2026, Figma shipped Motion, a native timeline animation mode that drops the company straight into After Effects territory. It lands against a brutal backdrop: the stock is down roughly 87% from its post-IPO peak. So Go To Agency went to the primary sources, the Figma launch post, the SEC filings, the investor releases, and did the math. The twist nobody mentions: the business is accelerating while the share price collapsed. Here is the honest breakdown of whether Motion can re-rate Figma. By Robin Monteiro - June 24, 2026 - 9 min · 2 017 mots On June 24, 2026, at its Config 2026 conference, Figma shipped Figma Motion: a native, timeline-based animation mode that lives right inside the design canvas. Designers can now keyframe, ease, spring, and even prompt an AI agent to animate, then export video or production code, without ever leaving the file. In one move, Figma walked straight into territory long owned by Adobe After Effects, Rive and Jitter. The launch is impossible to read without the backdrop. Figma's stock is down roughly 87% from its post-IPO peak. So the question writing itself across design Twitter is blunt: is Figma Motion the feature that pulls the company out of its market-cap hole? Go To Agency did what Go To Agency always do before forming an opinion for a client. Go To...
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