Collaborative design canvas
Create interfaces, websites, apps, and other digital products with layers, vectors, shapes, text, grids, constraints, auto layout, components, styles, and advanced drawing tools.
A collaborative canvas for designing, prototyping, building, and launching digital products with your team.
Figma is a collaborative canvas and product development workspace for taking digital products from early ideas to shipped work. It combines design, prototyping, developer handoff, and AI-assisted creation so teams can work with shared context in one place. The platform supports brainstorming, UX design, design systems, implementation-oriented workflows, and publishing functional prototypes or web apps.
Create interfaces, websites, apps, and other digital products with layers, vectors, shapes, text, grids, constraints, auto layout, components, styles, and advanced drawing tools.
Model user flows with overlays, transitions, Smart Animate, custom animations, variables, conditional logic, expressions, annotations, and responsive prototype viewing. Video can be added to prototypes.
Build reusable team libraries with components, styles, variables, shared fonts, and approved resources. Higher-tier plans add organization-wide systems, centralized administration, and multi-brand design-system capabilities.
Dev Mode supports design inspection and developer workflows, while branching and merging let teams work separately and bring approved changes back into the main file.
Generate functional prototypes or web apps from prompts, attach existing Figma designs and reference files, connect to Supabase for backend support, and publish a result as a website with a dedicated URL.
Use Figma alongside FigJam for brainstorming and decision-making, and use additional products such as Figma Slides, Figma Sites, Figma Buzz, Figma Draw, and Figma Motion where the workflow requires them.
Use FigJam to brainstorm, define the work, make decisions, and align contributors before moving into detailed product design.
Create screens and reusable components, then build interactive prototypes that demonstrate navigation, states, responsive behavior, animation, and media before implementation.
Centralize libraries, fonts, components, styles, and variables so teams can reuse consistent assets and, on eligible plans, manage resources across departments, products, or brands.
Give developers inspectable design context through Dev Mode, collaborate on changes with branching and merging, and use Figma Make to explore functional prototypes or web-app concepts.
Start from community templates or Figma Buzz templates, customize social ads and banners, and export materials for different platforms; teams can also use Figma Slides for presentations.
Figma is used for collaborative digital-product design, wireframing, prototyping, design-system management, developer handoff, brainstorming, and AI-assisted creation of functional prototypes or web apps.
Yes. Dev Mode provides design inspection and developer-oriented workflows, and Figma keeps design context connected to implementation-focused work. The pricing page also lists advanced Dev Mode inspection and MCP Server on Professional plans.
Yes. The Starter plan is free and includes limited access to Figma products, unlimited drafts, UI kits and templates, and a stated allocation of AI credits. Paid Professional, Organization, and Enterprise plans are also available.
Figma Make can generate a functional prototype or web app via prompt. The listed capabilities include attaching designs and reference files, adding backend support through Supabase, and publishing the result as a website with a dedicated URL.
Yes. Figma lists AI credits as an optional add-on that teams can purchase for shared use, with pay-as-you-go and subscription options described on the pricing page.
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