- Figma unveils new AI tools for developers and designers
- Figma finally takes place to all users with a full seat
- Code layers come to Figma sites
During last week, Figma made its many promises revealed during its Config 2025 event.
After announcing the release of four new products – Figma Make, Figma Sites, Figma Buzz and Figma Draw – The company has now launched some new updates for developers and designers, as well as the full deployment of its large tool for ideation of content Figma Make.
According to Figma, these updates consist of “filling the gap between design and code” using new AI tools. So what can users expect now?
What’s new on Figma?
For me, the new most exciting version is Figma Make. Finally out of the beta version, it is now available for those who have a full seat.
Figma Make is indeed a global design tool that extends throughout the platform and a huge content of content ideas, where users can start with a blank canvas or copy and paste from Figma conceptions, collaborate on new ideas, then bring these conceptions to other Figma tools as sites to refine concepts.
According to the company, Figma Make is fully capable of helping users to create “an agency IA interface, a business newsletter and even games”.
When I attended a press briefing at Config London, I was struck by the way Yuhki Yamashita, the Figma product manager, said on several occasions how the premise here is to be able to quickly evoke ideas, throw them if they do not work, then start again.
At the time, he said: “Our thought experience was, how can we make you so easy for you to move from the idea in your head towards something that is actually that you can put in front of users and validate very quickly. And if it does not work, it’s great. You can then go to the following idea, or you can continue to iterer from there.”
But it is not the only big deployment that users can now try. Figma has also published a new MCP Mode Dev server, which is currently in beta.
Figma observers in the eyes of the Eagle will have achieved an early demo of this when opening Microsoft Build.
The company describes the MCP server as a means of providing a design context from Figma – Think Variables and Styles, this kind of thing – in their LLM, IDE or agentic coding tool, ensuring that the code generated by AI aligns on the basis of user code.
And finally, code layers are now deployed on Figma sites, the web manufacturer supplied with AI. Here, users with just about all technical capabilities can personalize websites and create interactions and site animations using prompts, presets or gross code.
I was impressed enough when I saw Figma sites in Action at Config, where the AI prompts were used to transform the static text into animated text which reacted to the movements of the cursor. It is designed in such a way that even a non-designer can easily modify the content.
At Config, Yamashita promised that greater things were going on, saying: “We wanted to make sure that we could support use cases too. With this type of content, it is much easier if we have a CMS, so that a non-designer can come comfortably this content in a way that is familiar to them. And that’s something that goes soon. ” It looks like it has finally arrived.
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