AI agent workflow builder with Figma Make
Go from product idea to interactive flow in minutes. Figma Make is an AI agent workflow builder that helps PMs capture logic, flows, and edge cases—all through prompts.
Design, test, and build with an AI agent workflow builder
Prompt instead of planning
Skip lengthy PRDs. Describe user journeys in natural language and let Figma Make build structured flows, logic, and states automatically.
Prototype with your system
Build realistic prototypes using your team’s Figma design system or code components so every experience feels and functions like your product.
Validate faster with real data
Connect to backends to preview real user interactions and gather actionable product feedback early.
Ship what you prototype
Export functional code that uses the code components your team builds with—bridging design and dev instantly.
Built by real teams.
See how makers, designers, and PMs are using Figma Make to build no-code web apps—from internal tools to product MVPs.
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How to build product workflows with AI in Figma Make
Open Figma Make and start from an existing Figma design or a blank canvas. Then just describe your product idea in plain language.Example prompt: “Create a sign-up flow with email verification and error states.”
Figma Make generates connected screens and logic—visualizing the flow automatically.
Prompt to connect to a backend. For example: “Connect this demo to sample product data in Supabase.” See your prototype respond dynamically.
Share with your team, gather feedback, and refine directly in the editor in real time—no separate PRD required.
FAQs
It’s a tool that turns text prompts into interactive workflows, logic, and screens. In Figma Make, it helps PMs and teams design and validate product ideas faster.
Nope. Everything is generated from prompts and editable in the visual editor. Developers can access code later for production handoff.
Yes. Figma Make connects directly to your existing design system styles and code components ensuring your prototypes stay true to brand.
PMs can capture product logic, user flows, and edge cases visually—without writing specs. It aligns teams around shared prototypes instead of long docs.
Yes. You can connect APIs or databases to make prototypes behave like real products, improving test accuracy.
Absolutely. You can share privately with your team or publish a live version for testing.
You can start for free on the Starter plan. Advanced integrations and publishing features are available on paid plans.
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