Figma Make is a prompt-to-prototype tool from Figma. You describe what you want, and it generates a prototype or web app that you can then edit on the Figma canvas.
It starts from your own design context. You can bring in design systems through Make kits and npm packages, attach Figma frames, PDFs, images and other files to a prompt, and connect external tools through MCP connectors. Plan mode lets you clarify intent and review a structured plan before generation starts. Version history tracks every AI and manual edit, so you can preview or restore an earlier iteration.
Everything Make builds is code-backed and visually editable, so you can move between code and canvas. Annotations let you select elements and send all changes to the model at once. Point and edit lets you click an element in the preview to style, swap or prompt for a change. Comments let people give and receive feedback on a prototype or web app, and Make mobile lets you view and respond to comments on your phone.
The page says Make is for designers, engineers and product managers who want to get from idea to finished feature faster. It also describes a built-in CMS powered by Payload, which lets you generate a frontend in Make and create a backend to manage your content.
Make is included in Figma's plans. The Starter plan is free and includes 150 AI credits per day, up to 500 per month. The Professional plan lists a full seat at $16 per month with 3,000 AI credits per month, and Organization and Enterprise plans are also offered. AI add-ons are available for all plans. Making on your local codebase is marked as beta and coming soon.
