LazyLord moves artwork between Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator and After Effects, in any direction. Select, press Send, and it arrives as real, editable layers: Bézier paths, live text, gradients, masks and groups, not a flat image. Send again and it updates what it built before, right where it sits, and it asks before overwriting your hand edits. Live mode keeps apps in sync as you work. Everything runs on your own computer. Free and open source.
Hi Product Hunt!
I'm Raisul. Moving a design from Figma into After Effects, Photoshop or Illustrator usually means exporting SVGs, re-importing, fixing flattened gradients and retyping text that arrived as a picture, and then doing it all again every time the design changes.
Overlord solves this well, but it is a paid tool. I wanted something every designer could use, so I built LazyLord and made it free forever.
What it does:
• All four apps send and receive, so all twelve directions work
• Artwork arrives as real layers: editable paths, live text, gradients, masks and groups
• Send again and it updates what it made before, in place, and asks before overwriting your own edits
• Live mode keeps one app updating while you work in another
• Photoshop layer styles, masks and adjustment layers come into After Effects as the real thing
• Figma components become one shared After Effects precomp with Essential Graphics controls
• Nothing leaves your computer: no account, no server, no analytics
It is open source (MIT): https://github.com/raisulsohan/L...
I would love your feedback, especially anything that breaks or anything you wish it did. If you get stuck, email me at lettertosohan@gmail.com and I will fix it.