Analytics dashboard generator in Figma Make
Go from raw data to a polished, interactive dashboard—powered by AI. Figma Make acts as your analytics dashboard generator, helping you create layouts, logic, and real data connections using simple prompts.
Design and build dashboards with AI
Map your metrics with natural language
Describe your KPIs, filters, and visualization needs, and Figma Make generates a clean, editable dashboard layout from your prompts.
Prototype dashboards with your real data
Connect APIs or datasets to preview authentic behaviors—making charts, tables, and states feel like the real thing from day one.
Stay aligned with your design system
Build dashboards using your existing components and tokens to ensure every visualization stays on-brand and production-ready.
Iterate on structure, logic, and flow
Use prompts to adjust layouts, add interaction logic, or define data states—refining every detail into a dashboard your teams can trust.
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 automatically generate a dashboard with AI in Figma Make
Create a dashboard frame in Figma Design—or copy one from an existing project to get started quickly.
Use a natural language prompt to define charts, metrics, filters, hierarchies, and interactions.
Example prompt: “Create a dashboard with a KPI header, a revenue line chart, a customer segmentation bar chart, and a filter panel on the left.”
Figma Make generates a structured, responsive dashboard that updates as you explore the layout and interactions.
Example prompt: “Add hover states and allow users to drill into segments on click.”
Adjust visuals, logic, and data behaviors with additional prompts—or tweak components manually.
Example prompt: “Switch the revenue chart to a stacked area visualization and add a date range filter.”
FAQs
It’s a tool that creates interactive dashboards from natural language prompts. In Figma Make, you can describe your data structure, metrics, and visualizations, and AI generates a functional, editable dashboard.
Yes. Figma Make supports backend connections so you can pull live or sample data into charts, tables, and states—making validation and testing more realistic.
No coding is required. Describe what you want in everyday language, and Figma Make handles layout, logic, and visualization components. You can edit the underlying code if you want more control.
Absolutely. You can build dashboards using your team’s existing components and tokens to ensure visual consistency and production alignment from the start.
Everything from KPI overviews and product analytics dashboards to operational reporting and internal tools. If you can describe it, Make can generate it.
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