Figma Slides — One file, one stage | made with ngram

About the video

This video was created by ngram to explain Figma Slides, a presentation tool built to keep decks connected to the designs teams already create in Figma. Using HTML/CSS motion graphics, the video opens by showing the common handoff problem: designs get screenshotted into separate decks that quickly drift out of date, with feedback scattered across different files. It then match-cuts into Figma Slides as the solution, walking through how teams can drop designs directly into a deck, enrich slides with charts, icons, and animations through plugins, and co-create together in a single shared file. The video highlights how AI can help refine the tone of written copy within the deck, and how live polls let presenters gather real-time audience input that saves directly back into the presentation. The piece closes on an end card reinforcing the core message of bringing presentations to life without leaving the design workflow. ngram built this video by structuring the voiceover script into seven scenes—covering the handoff problem, the drift it causes, a transition into the product, and then its core capabilities of building, co-creating, and presenting—paired with captioned narration and a 16:9 widescreen format suited for product marketing and web use.