Send Figma frames for client feedback
Connect Figma once and bring any frame into Aligno as a review asset. Clients pin comments on it through a share link with no account, and when you push the design forward you re-sync. The new version slots in and the earlier comments stay exactly where the client left them.
Import frames as review assets
Pick a frame from your Figma file and it comes into Aligno as a review asset clients can pin comments on. They never open Figma or create an account to do it.
Re-sync to a new version
When the design moves on, re-sync the frame. Aligno re-renders its current state and files it as a new version, so the link you already shared shows the latest work.
Comments stay intact
A new version never wipes the last round. Every comment and approval stays pinned to the version it was left on, so the project's history stays readable.
Figma has comments of its own, so why render a frame out at all? Because the people signing off usually aren't Figma users. A client or a stakeholder doesn't want a layers panel and an account prompt; they want the design, somewhere to point, and an Approve button. Importing the frame hands them exactly that while you keep working in Figma untouched. If you're weighing it against just sharing a raw Figma link, we walked through the tradeoffs in Aligno vs Figma for client feedback.
From Figma to sign-off
Connect Figma
From your dashboard integrations page, click Connect and authorize Aligno to read your Figma files.
Import a frame
Use Add Asset → Figma to browse your file and bring a frame in as a review asset.
Share and re-sync
Send the no-account share link for feedback. When the design changes, re-sync to append a new version.
Frequently asked questions
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Turn Figma frames into client approvals
Free plan available. Import from Figma, share for no-account review, and collect a recorded sign-off.