Figma is a collaborative design platform. Teams design interfaces and prototypes in the browser, share design libraries and hand designs to developers in Dev Mode.
Beyond Figma Design, the platform includes FigJam for online whiteboards where anyone can take part, and Figma Slides for building interactive presentations with your team. Figma Make uses AI to turn prompts, ideas and existing Figma designs into working apps and prototypes. Figma Sites, in beta, lets you design, prototype and publish a website using responsive components. Figma Buzz, also in beta, helps teams create on-brand static assets, and Figma Draw adds illustration tools and improved vector editing.
Figma says it is used by designers, product managers, writers and developers, and by anyone involved in the design process. Product managers can gather research insights and source ideas in FigJam, create roadmaps that show product vision and milestones, and build wireframes and prototypes to test a proof of concept. FigJam AI can create flow charts, mindmaps and meeting templates. In Figma Slides, interactive widgets gather stakeholder feedback before a presentation ends.
Figma files connect to other tools such as Jira, Asana, Microsoft Teams and Zoom. Developers can use the REST API to bring Figma into external tools, build plugins that automate tasks and add functionality, and create FigJam widgets such as games, polls and trackers. An Embed kit lets you share or embed real-time designs and prototypes. For help, the Figma Community Forum is where you can put questions to other users, swap ideas and get to know the wider Figma community.
Professional adds unlimited files and team libraries, Organization adds unlimited teams, shared fonts and central admin, and Enterprise adds custom workspaces and design system APIs. Current prices are in the pricing box above.