Figma
Create editable designs and code-backed prototypes with Figma's AI tools.
Documentation reviewed
Can I use this for my work?
Figma's agent assists on the design canvas; Figma Make builds code-backed prototypes. This record covers the first-party application, not a connector package.
- Availability
- Mixed feature stages. Agent GA October 6; October 15 notes label code layers/Specs open beta and code sources closed beta. Feature stages differ within the suite.
- How to use it
- Web app; Desktop app. Browser/desktop design workflows; confirm exact feature and organizational access.
- Processing and data
- Vendor cloud. Cloud collaborative files with library/context and optional code connections. Review file sharing and repository permissions before connecting work.
- Costs and limits
- Limited Starter credits; paid seats and AI usage
- Outputs
- Editable designs and code-backed prototypes; evaluate exported code, dependency and deployment requirements before production use.
Agent GA does not make code layers, Specs or code sources GA. AI credits, seat type, plan and organization settings determine access. Documentation reviewed, not a prototype or code-quality test.
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Publisher documentation was reviewed. ASE has not independently tested this workflow, its outputs, billing, privacy controls or accessibility.
Designers and teams moving between editable visual designs and interactive prototypes.
You assume every AI feature is GA or that an untested generated prototype is production-ready software.
About Figma
Figma's first-party AI tools support on-canvas design assistance and code-backed prototypes through Figma Make. The agent is generally available, while code layers, Specs and code sources retain separate beta stages. Starter credits, paid seats and organization settings determine feature access.