About Figma
Figma is a collaborative design platform for interface design, prototyping and developer handoff, delivered in the browser with desktop apps. The core product, Figma Design, is where teams draw screens, build component libraries and prototype interactions in a shared file. Around it sit FigJam for whiteboarding, Dev Mode for inspecting designs and exporting to code, Slides, Sites, Buzz for marketing assets, Draw for illustration, and Figma Make, which turns a prompt or an existing design into a working prototype or web app whose code can be pushed back to a repository as a pull request.
Its AI features are aimed at product designers, developers and marketing teams who want generation inside the tools they already use. Figma Weave, from the acquired Weavy, provides workflows for producing imagery, video and audio. Inside Design, AI can remove and edit parts of images, rename layers, add prototype interactions, rewrite text and find components by visual search, and beta features let users prompt for custom plugins and shader effects. An MCP server exposes design context to assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Cursor.
Pricing is per seat per month. Starter is free. Professional is $16 for a Full seat, $12 for a Dev seat and $3 for a Collab seat. Organization, billed annually, is $55 Full, $25 Dev and $5 Collab. Enterprise, billed annually, is $90 Full, $35 Dev and $5 Collab. AI use draws on credits: Starter gets 150 a day up to 500 a month, Full seats get 3,000, 3,500 and 4,250 a month on Professional, Organization and Enterprise, other seats get 500 a month, and more can be bought as an add on.