Figma just introduced local codebase integration for Figma Make, bridging the gap between visual design and software engineering. Designers can visually tweak UI elements or leave contextual notes while an in-canvas AI agent updates actual code, creates branches, and opens pull requests. It is rolling out in limited beta for Mac desktop users.
Figma just released Figma Make to all users, letting anyone build interactive prototypes and apps from text prompts without coding experience. A major plus is that it can reference existing Figma designs or images alongside prompts. The catch: free and lower-tier users can only experiment in personal drafts, while publishing still requires a Full Seat subscription.
Figma just rolled out a major suite of AI-powered features, headlined by Figma Sites for building and publishing responsive websites, and Figma Make for prototyping web apps directly from prompts. The update pushes Figma beyond mockups into full production, competing with WordPress, Canva, and Replit. It also added marketing asset tool Buzz and a new $8/month content seat.
