Figma Make

Figma Make is the AI app builder inside Figma. You type what you want, or attach a frame from one of your Figma designs, and it builds a working version you can click, type into and test. Then you keep chatting to change it, or click on parts of it to tweak them by hand.

It's aimed at designers and teams who already use Figma. Because it can read your own designs and components, what it builds looks like your brand rather than a generic template. You can publish the result as a website with its own address or your own domain, add a backend to save data and handle logins, push the code to GitHub, or download it (Full and Dev seats).

The catch: it shares one pot of AI credits with the rest of Figma's AI features, and the free plan only gets a small daily allowance. It's best for prototypes, small sites and simple tools. For a bigger app you'll want Lovable or Claude Code, and the GitHub push only goes one way, into a repo Make creates for you.

• Designers
• Product teams
• Founders
• Agencies
• Marketers

Designers, product teams and founders who already design in Figma and want their designs to work like a real app.

• Prompt or design to app

  Start from a written prompt, a Figma frame or your design system and get a working app.

• Chat and point edits

  Keep chatting to change things, or click any part to adjust text, colours and spacing directly.

• Publish to the web

  Put it live on its own address for your team or the public, with your own domain if you like.

• Backend for data

  Add a backend that saves data, handles logins and keeps secrets like API keys safe.

• Code view and GitHub

  Edit the code in the Files tab, download it with a Full or Dev seat, or push it to a new GitHub repo.

• Connectors

  MCP connectors bring in documents, tasks and data from your other apps as context.

• Starter

  Free

  Trying Make on a small idea.

  • 150 AI credits a day, up to 500 a month
  • Credits shared with all Figma AI features
  • Limited Make files
• Our pick

  Professional

  $16/mo per Full seat

  Freelancers and small teams building with Make regularly.

  • 3,000 AI credits a month per Full seat
  • Full Make access, publishing and custom domains
  • Download code
  • Dev seat $12/mo, Collab seat $3/mo

• Organization

  $55/mo per Full seat, billed yearly

  Larger companies with several design teams.

  • 3,500 AI credits a month per Full seat
  • Shared libraries and central admin
  • Organisation-only publishing

• Enterprise

  $90/mo per Full seat, billed yearly

  Big organisations with strict security needs.

  • 4,250 AI credits a month per Full seat
  • Advanced security and SCIM
  • Custom workspaces

Prices in USD unless noted, checked 3 November 2026. Vendors change plans often, so confirm on their site before you buy.

Ways Figma Make can slot into your week.

1. 1

   Test a design with customers

   Turn your Figma screens into a working prototype and watch five customers try it before anything gets built properly.

2. 2

   Launch a simple site

   Describe a landing page or event page, tweak it to match your brand, and publish it on your own domain.

3. 3

   Build a small team tool

   Make a booking form, calculator or tracker that saves data and looks like the rest of your brand.

4. 4

   Hand code to a developer

   Push the working version to GitHub so a developer or Claude Code can take it further.

It lives inside Figma, so it suits teams already designing there. Build and test in Make, publish small sites straight from it, and hand bigger projects to a developer or Claude Code through GitHub. Figma's MCP server also lets Claude read your designs.

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