Framer vs InVision vs Proto.io

Quickly link up your UX sketches, digital wireframes and even high-fidelity designs to share with your team.;Send out a link to load your project in a browser, present it in-person, or sms your project direct to a mobile device for an instant touchable demo.;Threaded comments connect to a specific point on-screen and double up as to-dos.;InVision creates a simple project checklist of all the feedback provided from in-screen comments.;Quick glance summaries of each design’s activity let you track progress and allow you to drill down into details.;Collaborate with your team anywhere. Track their engagement in the project at a specific time.;Just save your screens to the InVision Sync folder on your Mac and we’ll take care of the rest. Plus, you’ll get desktop notifications when others leave comments or upload new screens.;Just hit the switch to get additional functionality that integrates throughout your account.

Interactive designs;Prototype for all devices;Wonderful UI libraries;Actual device testing;Share, add comments;Publish and Export to HTML;States, Animations & Timelines;Drag & Rotate;Variables & Item properties;Intuitive editor interface with drag-n-drop features, no coding required;Silly-fast mobile prototyping;Templates and reusable containers for easy development;Powerful digital asset manager;HTML5 fonts support;Auto-save function;Version history and rollback;100% web-based, nothing to install;Custom branding for your account and prototypes;Overwhelming technical support;Extensive documentation, screencasts, examples and sample prototypes

Generate assets out of Photoshop to set up new projects.;Animate any layer in 3D space with spring physics and bezier curves.;Hardware accelerated for high frame rates, based on CSS transforms.;Works on desktop, mobile and tablets. Plays well with WebKit.