Figma Make turns prompts and designs into working, interactive prototypes, bridging the gap between Figma design files and real product experiences.
Figma Make brings generation to the design tool teams already use: describe an interface or select a frame, and Make produces a working, interactive prototype with real components and logic. Designers iterate visually while the AI handles implementation details.
Because it lives inside Figma, Make understands design systems, components and styles, keeping generated experiences on-brand. Teams use it for rapid prototyping, design reviews with functioning flows, and handing developers interactive references instead of static screens. Prototypes built with real components are far more credible in reviews than static mockups, which improves design decisions. Because it lives in Figma, feedback and versioning follow the collaboration patterns teams already have.
Figma Make is available within Figma’s plans, with free tiers covering basic creation and paid plans unlocking higher AI usage limits, professional features and team capabilities. Enterprise plans govern AI usage centrally. Access follows Figma plans, and AI usage limits are generous enough for active design exploration on standard tiers.
Figma Make is for product designers, design teams and product managers who want functioning prototypes fast, and for validating ideas with stakeholders before engineering investment. It also suits product managers validating flows with stakeholders before committing engineering resources.
Figma includes free access to design tools and limited Make usage, while paid plans raise AI limits and unlock professional and team features.
Figma provides platform APIs for design files and plugins; Make itself is an interactive authoring experience rather than a generation API.
Figma Make differentiates by living where designers already work and respecting their design systems, unlike standalone app builders. For product design workflows it fits far better; for shipping full applications, dedicated builders are stronger. Figma Make is the natural extension of design workflows; standalone builders still produce more complete standalone applications. For validating product ideas within design workflows it fits beautifully, while teams shipping full applications will still graduate to dedicated builders or hand-written code eventually.
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