Figma

About Figma

Figma is a collaborative, browser-based platform for design and product development. It includes tools for interface design and prototyping (Figma Design), AI-assisted code generation from prompts (Figma Make), AI workflows for generating imagery, video, and audio (Figma Weave), translating designs into code (Dev Mode), animation (Figma Motion), digital whiteboarding (FigJam), presentations (Figma Slides), vector illustration (Figma Draw), website publishing (Figma Sites), and on-brand asset production at scale (Figma Buzz).

The platform is built around a shared canvas where designers, engineers, product managers, and AI agents work together with shared context, moving from early-stage ideas through to shipped products. It supports use cases including UI/UX design, wireframing, prototyping, design systems, web design and development, diagramming, brainstorming, and strategic planning.

Figma is used by design and engineering teams, product managers, and organizations ranging from individual users to enterprises; the company states that 95% of the Fortune 500 uses the product, based on data from March 2025.

Key features

• Design and prototype interfaces on a collaborative canvas
• Dev Mode translates designs into code
• Figma Make turns prompts into working code
• FigJam digital whiteboard for brainstorming and diagramming
• Figma Slides for co-creating presentations
• Figma Sites for publishing responsive websites

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