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AI product prototype generator in Figma Make

Design, test, and refine with an AI product prototype generator—no coding required.

Your idea to product prototype with AI

Prototype products instantly

Describe your product vision in plain language, and Figma Make generates interactive prototypes with real logic.

Keep design and testing together

From first sketch to prototype, Figma Make combines design, iteration, and testing—all in one tool.

Add real-world context

Connect to a backend or use sample data to preview how your product behaves with real content.

Refine as you go

Prompt for layout updates, user flows, or behaviors—and iterate instantly without starting from scratch.

Built by real designers.

See what designers are building with AI UI tools in Figma Make—from marketing pages to product dashboards to mobile-first flows.

How to generate a product prototype with AI in Figma Make

Start from scratch in Figma Make or use an existing frame from Figma Design.

Use natural language prompts to define the product’s layout, flows, and interactions. Example prompt: “Create a product dashboard with analytics cards and filters.”

Figma Make builds a responsive, interactive product prototype you can test and share.

Adjust with new prompts or direct edits—Figma Make keeps everything editable and iterative.

FAQs

It’s a tool that lets you create product prototypes with AI. In Figma Make, you describe your idea and get an interactive, testable version instantly.

Not at all. You can generate layouts, flows, and product interactions without writing code.

Absolutely. Use frames and components you already have; prompts can transform them into interactive journeys.

Everything from dashboards and mobile apps to ecommerce flows, forms, and full product experiences.

Yes. Connect to a backend or API to preview your prototype with live content before launch.

Absolutely. You can share prototypes with teammates or publish them directly from Figma Make.

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