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6 Best + Free Invision Courses & Certificates [2026]
Ranked by Michael Kuhlman, CourseDuck's founder, from student reviews across every provider. How we rank
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The most-reviewed Invision course in this category is Diving In with InVision Studio by Justin Jones, with 904 reviews at 4.5 as of October 2026.
InVision was a digital product design platform used to create interactive prototypes and collaborate on screen designs. It ended its design collaboration services, including prototypes, at the end of 2024. Courses here cover InVision Studio, UI design, prototyping, animating Sketch files and mobile app design.
- Average
- $101,942 a year
- Middle half earn
- $77,500 to $120,000 25th to 75th percentile
- Full range
- $63,000 to $167,500
Share of US job postings in each pay band; the dark bar holds the average, the striped bars the 25th and 75th percentiles. Source: ZipRecruiter salary data collected in 2020-21, when this FAQ was first written; pay has moved since, so treat it as a rough guide.
Paid Udemy video courses include a certificate of completion when you finish; free courses and practice-test-only courses do not. It shows you did the work, but it is not an accredited qualification.
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Diving In with InVision Studio (2018)
A one hour, 16 lecture tour of InVision Studio's screen design, components, and animated transitions for designers who already know Sketch or Figma.
Best for: Sketch or Figma users who want to see what InVision Studio does in an hour before committing to it.
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- Clear, quick explanations; a total beginner reports quickly learning to make hi-fidelity prototypes
- Six sections in 60 minutes, most of it on screen design and prototyping rather than padding
- Covers Sketch import plus a look at the collaboration and developer handoff tools
- 810 of 904 ratings are four or five stars, with only three one star reviews
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- Last updated June 2018; one reviewer says the interface in the videos no longer matches Studio
- Too shallow for many: no masking, complex animation, button states, overlays, or multi page projects
- Only 2 minutes each on collaboration and developer tools, and Studio was Mac only when recorded
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InVision Studio for UI Designers (2018)
A free, under-three-hour speed run through InVision Studio that builds one supercar rental app from first screen to animated prototype and developer handoff.
Best for: Sketch or Adobe XD users on a Mac who want to see how Studio's animation timeline works without paying for a course.
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- Builds one real project, a supercar rental app, from screens to animated prototype to developer handoff
- Free and under three hours, so it fits in a single afternoon
- Animation lessons get a lot of attention, and one reviewer coming from XD thinks Studio has more power there
- Easy to follow, say several reviewers, including one who uses Adobe XD daily
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- Pace is fast and the instructor rarely explains why he does things; expect to rewind
- Last updated in 2018, so the app version on screen is older than the current one
- Mac only per the requirements, and one reviewer found the subtitles poor
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Animating Sketch files in InVision Studio (2021)
A short, clearly taught guide to animating Sketch designs in InVision Studio from a well liked Sketch instructor, but reviewers report the software has since been discontinued.
Best for: Designers who still have InVision Studio installed and want a quick, clear intro to its Timeline editor and motion tools.
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- Clear, calm narration that reviewers say holds attention without needing 2x speed
- Tight 85 minute runtime split into short sections, easy to finish in an afternoon
- Timeline editor gets the most time, about 25 of the 85 minutes, covering timing, easing and delay
- Natural follow up to Todaro's Sketch course, which many reviewers came from
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- Reviewers report InVision Studio was discontinued in 2023 and can no longer be downloaded
- Last updated August 2021; at least one demonstrated shortcut had already been removed from the app
- Several students found it thin and rushed for a paid course, with a similar free version on InVision's site
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Mobile App Design: From Beginner to Intermediate (2017)
A 2017 tour of the full Sketch to InVision to Zeplin workflow, with three build-along app projects and a job-hunting section, for Mac owners who want the basics cheaply.
Best for: Mac owners with no design software experience who want one gentle course covering Sketch, prototyping, and handoff.
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- Covers the whole pipeline in one place: Sketch screens, InVision prototypes, Zeplin specs, and Git for design files
- Three build-along projects, ending with a full recreation of the PayPal iOS app
- Reviewers describe the teaching as calm, plain and easy to follow, with short videos
- An hour-long closing section on portfolios and job hunting, including sample outreach emails
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- Last updated February 2017 and built on Sketch 4.0, so menus and InVision screens are out of date
- Requires a Mac; Windows users are told to run an OS X virtual machine to follow along
- Low-star reviews cite skipped hot keys, repeated work, small mistakes, a thin Git section and monotone delivery
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UI Animation using Sketch 3, Principle App, and Flinto (2018)
A Mac-only crash course in Sketch, Principle, and Flinto where product designer Pablo Stanley builds real UI animations instead of just clicking through menus.
Best for: Web and mobile designers who want hands-on prototyping practice, not slide-based theory.
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- Real project files: onboarding animations, button systems, card flows, not just theory
- Instructor is upbeat and easy to follow, several reviewers call it entertaining
- Covers three separate animation tools in one course: Principle, Flinto, and Sketch
- Understandable for non-native English speakers, per one reviewer
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- Last updated in 2018, and reviewers say some plugins and software versions have since changed
- Instructor moves fast and skips steps he only explains many lectures later
- Requires a Mac plus separate trial software for Sketch, Flinto, and Principle
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InVision Studio Prototyping Tutorials (2021)
Quality Score
Overall Score : 99 / 100