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AI freelance website builder for portfolios & bookings

Go from idea to client-ready site with an AI freelance website builder—no coding required.

Design faster with an AI freelance website builder

Turn ideas into reality

Skip the dev backlog and launch freelance sites, portfolios, or landing pages directly from AI-powered prompts.

Build websites with natural language

Describe your freelance project in everyday language, and Figma Make generates layouts, structure, and interactions—instantly.

Design and build in one place

No need to switch between tools. Figma Make keeps your freelance workflow in one seamless platform.

Add real client data in seconds

Connect Supabase to preview exactly how your freelance site will look with live data—clients, inquiries, and bookings.

Built by our community

Get inspired by incredible websites created with our AI website builder. From startups to enterprises, see what's possible when creativity meets AI.

How to build a freelance website with AI in Figma Make

Open a blank frame in Figma Make—or copy a design from an existing file.

Use a natural language prompt like: "Create a portfolio site with a hero image, services grid, and contact form."

Figma Make produces a responsive website—complete with sections, components, and editable styling.

Tweak visuals, add brand styles, or prompt again. Once ready, publish your freelance website directly.

FAQs

It’s a tool that lets you design and build freelance websites using natural language prompts. With Figma Make, you can go from idea to live site without coding.

Yes. You can design, test, and publish fully interactive freelance websites with responsive layouts.

No coding needed. But if you want advanced customization, you can access the built-in code editor.

You can try Figma Make for free on the Starter plan, with advanced features available on paid plans.

Yes. You can publish your website straight from Figma Make—no third-party tool required.

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