AI feature spec generator in Figma Make
Write the spec. See the feature. Ship with confidence.
Generate feature specs with AI
Turn ideas into structured specs
Describe the feature in everyday language, and Figma Make maps it into user flows, states, logic, and edge cases. It’s not just a doc—it’s a working foundation you can inspect and build on.
Prototype the behavior, not just the bullets
Specs shouldn’t live in isolation. Generate interactive screens and logic alongside your feature spec so engineering can see how it actually works.
Design and build in one place
Skip the copy-paste between docs, design files, and tickets. Create the spec, prototype the UI, and inspect code—all inside Figma Make.
Refine flows and logic with prompts
Need to handle an edge case? Change a permission model? Add a new state? Prompt to update the structure and keep everything in sync.
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 generate a feature spec with AI in Figma Make
Open Figma Make and describe what you’re building, who it’s for, and any constraints.
Example prompt: “Create a feature spec for role-based access control in a B2B dashboard. Include user roles (admin, editor, viewer), permission logic, edge cases, and audit logging.”
Figma Make translates your prompt into organized sections—user flows, system behavior, states, and acceptance criteria—so your thinking is visible and testable.
Example prompt refinement: “Add edge cases for expired sessions and revoked permissions. Show how errors are surfaced in the UI.”
Generate interactive screens that reflect the spec. Model empty states, error handling, and success paths so engineering and design can validate assumptions early.
Example prompt: “Generate dashboard screens showing permission errors and a settings page for managing user roles.”
Review generated code, align with your component library, and refine the logic directly in Figma Make. Prompt for changes or adjust details manually—everything stays editable.
Example prompt: “Refactor the permission logic to support feature flags per workspace.”
FAQs
An AI feature spec generator creates structured feature documentation from natural language prompts. In Figma Make, it translates a description into organized flows, states, logic, and interactive prototypes that teams can review and build from.
Yes. Figma Make generates structured feature specs and corresponding interactive interfaces. Developers can see how logic maps to screens, states, and behaviors in the same workspace.
Figma Make can generate functional front-end code aligned with the prototype and underlying logic. Teams can inspect and adjust the code directly, helping reduce drift between spec and implementation.
Yes. Figma Make works with existing Figma libraries and components. Generated interfaces can align with a team’s design system, helping ensure consistency from concept through production.
Yes. Figma Make integrates with backends such as Supabase, enabling prototypes to use real authentication, stored data, and API connections. This makes validation more realistic before engineering commits to a build.
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