Today I am writing to share that after careful consideration we have made the difficult decision to discontinue InVision’s design collaboration services (including prototypes, DSM, etc.) at the end of 2024. For important information, details, and guidance on next steps read our FAQs (below).
The full announcement is available here.
The last day InVision will be available is December 31, 2024. All of your documents, including prototypes, Freehands, specs, boards, DSM, and all assets, will be deleted at 11:59 PM EST on December 31, 2024.
To make your transition as easy as possible, we recommend switching to another tool for any new projects immediately. If you have a large number of documents in your InVision account, we encourage you to start deciding which ones you would like to keep and begin exporting that data as soon as possible.
Our Freehand visual collaboration product was acquired by Miro. Miro has exciting plans for Freehand and will be communicating with Freehand customers directly moving forward. Please see the Documents section below for more information on tools recommendation.
The last day when you'll be able to access your InVision account is December 31, 2024. We will begin the shutdown process at 11:59 PM EST on that date, and your account, along with all its data, will be permanently deleted. Please note that we will not be able to recover any documents that may be in your account after the shutdown date. See the Documents section below for more information on how to export your documents.
Unfortunately, we won't be able to offer any extensions. Please ensure that you've backed up anything you want to keep by December 31, 2024. We strongly recommend initiating the export process early in 2024. Anticipating a high demand in the final months before the shutdown, there is a possibility that our servers may become unavailable at times. Note that we cannot extend your access beyond December 31, 2024, to allow for additional time to export documents. See the Documents section below for more information on how to export your documents.
No, all of InVision services across all plans (including Enterprise) will be permanently shut down. However, since Freehand has been acquired by Miro, we recommend starting a Miro account and moving your workflows there.
No, we've extended everyone's full access until December 31, 2024 to give you plenty of time to export your data.
If you’re a V6-only customer, you can self-delete your account at any time by following these steps. For all other users, your account and all data will be fully deleted shortly after December 31, 2024, so there is no need to contact us.
Our Support team will continue to be available to help with any InVision-related questions you may have until December 31, 2024.
InVision will fully shut its doors on December 31, 2024, 11:59 PM EST, which means our Support team will no longer be available to assist with any InVision-related questions after that date.
You can download a copy of the certificate here.
Your documents will be available in your account until December 31, 2024. We strongly recommend initiating the export process early in 2024. Anticipating a high demand in the final months before the shutdown, there is a possibility that our servers may become unavailable at times. Please note that we will not be able to extend your access beyond December 31, 2024, to allow for any additional time to export documents.
Prototypes: Check out this article for instructions on how to export your prototypes
Freehands: Check out this article for instructions on how to export your Freehands
Boards & specs (V7): we recommend converting those documents to Freehand first. You will then be able to export the Freehand document to a PNG image
Boards (V6): To export your V6 boards, follow the steps in this article
Assets (V6): To export your V6 assets, follow the steps in this article
DSM libraries: DSM content cannot be exported in full from your published library. Our recommendation is to back up the local Sketch source file used to create your library. If you'd like to download icons only, check out this article.
Unfortunately, a bulk export is not available, so you'll need to export each document one by one. Please note that our Support team will not be able to export documents on your behalf.
If you're exporting a large number of documents, we recommend using our document filters to organize your documents by last created, viewed, or updated date. We've also put together this article with a list of best practices for offboarding from InVision.
If you're moving to Miro, you can use their bulk importer to sync your Freehand documents to Miro.
Yes. Any document that has been exported and saved locally will be available post-shutdown. This includes any offline (.zip) prototypes – they will continue to function as they do today since they don't rely on our services.
Once your documents are deleted, all existing share links will no longer work.
Our Freehand visual collaboration product was acquired by Miro. Miro has exciting plans for Freehand and will be communicating with Freehand customers directly moving forward.
Miro offers capabilities built for all stages of innovation, hundreds of templates, and it connects with over 130+ apps to align your team in one scalable, secure workspace. For more information and to sign up for free, visit this page.
Please note that any Freehand documents that were created in your InVision account will not automatically transfer to Miro but you can use their importer tool to move them across. The Freehand migration token is valid only for two weeks from the date you received the token. From December 31, 2024, 11:59 PM EST onwards, Freehand and all associated migration tokens will be discontinued and invalidated. Users will no longer be able to generate new tokens or access Freehand.
Miro also has integrations with Figma so for all of the functionality you were leveraging between prototypes and Freehand, Figma and Miro is a great option.
Security of your account and data is absolutely paramount to us and will continue to maintain the practices outlined in our security documentation until the very end.
We’ll continue to make critical security and platform bug fixes and support a reliable product. If you're running into any technical issues, please reach out to our Support team
We will no longer make any product enhancements in InVision. If you'd like to log a feature request with Miro (for their visual collaboration tools, including Freehand), please contact Miro’s Support team.
If you're a non-Enterprise customer, you can purchase a monthly non-Enterprise plan.
Please note that we can no longer offer annual subscriptions or Enterprise plans for new design (prototyping, DSM, etc.) customers. If you were exploring Freehand or are interested in an Enterprise plan with Miro, please let us know and we'll be happy to connect you with their Sales team.
All active, paid subscriptions will be automatically cancelled on December 31, 2024, and no further payments will be collected after that date.
Since all subscriptions will end on December 31, 2024, any plans that renew in December will be billed on a pro-rata basis. For example, if your plan renews on December 15, you will only be charged for the days between December 15 and December 31.
You can continue with your annual plan as normal until your current billing period ends. After that, you'll be automatically moved to an equivalent, on-going monthly plan, unless you've canceled your subscription before your renewal date.
If you’re a non-Enterprise customer, you can cancel your subscription by following the steps in this article.
As per our Terms of Service, InVision subscriptions are non-refundable. Rest assured, you will continue to have full access to all features associated with your paid plan until your subscription runs out.
Your invoices will be available in your InVision account up until December 31, 2024. We will not be able to provide a copy after that date so please be sure to download them in advance.
We can no longer offer Enterprise plan renewals but you will be able to upgrade to a Pro plan, once your current Enterprise term expires.
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If you are an Enterprise customer interested in learning more, please contact your Account Manager who’ll be more than happy to introduce you to Miro and answer any questions you may have. Other customers can contact Miro for more information.
You can now import your content from Freehand into Miro to leverage a variety of features tailored to your collaborative needs. For more information, please check out this article. If you’ve got any general questions about Miro's data migration service, please contact Miro directly.
Please be aware that the Freehand migration token is valid only for two weeks from the date you received the token. From December 31, 2024, 11:59 PM EST onwards, Freehand and all associated migration tokens will be discontinued and invalidated. Users will no longer be able to generate new tokens or access Freehand.
Miro's importer will help you migrate your Freehand documents to Miro. There is a bulk import option available as well. For more information, please check out this article. Note: Miro's importer does not support the migration of other document types such as prototypes and boards.
If you’ve got any questions about Miro’s data migration service, please contact Miro.
No. Any Freehand documents or content created in your InVision account will be deleted on December 31, 2024, 11:59 PM EST. It won't be possible to transfer them to Miro or retain them in your InVision account after that date.
At this time there is no plan for Miro to take over provision of InVision services to our customers. If that changes, InVision will request its enterprise customers' approval before transferring customer data to Miro. You should be aware that any customer data contained in Freehand documents which you opt to transfer to Miro may contain personal data. Some basic personal data, such as account contact information, may also be shared by InVision with Miro in accordance with InVision's Privacy Policy.
