Generate product tests with Figma Make
Turn product ideas into structured test cases, edge scenarios, and validation plans in minutes. An AI test generator helps you move from “what if” to “let’s test it.”
Generate test cases with AI
Turn requirements into test cases
Describe a feature in everyday language and the AI test generator structures user stories, acceptance criteria, and edge cases automatically.
Test full user flows
Prompt for multi-step journeys—onboarding, checkout, settings—and see logic, states, and scenarios mapped out clearly.
Explore edge cases instantly
Ask “What could go wrong?” Generate error states, permission conflicts, and empty states in seconds.
Validate in the same workspace
Design, prototype, and generate tests in one place with Figma Make—no tool-switching, no copy-pasting between docs.
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 product test cases in Figma Make
Open a new file in Figma Make or paste in a frame from Figma Design. Define the feature you want to validate.
Example prompt: “Create a test plan for a mobile onboarding flow with email sign-up and two-factor authentication.”
Use a natural language prompt to outline what users should see and do. Include goals, constraints, or risks.
Example prompt: “Generate acceptance criteria and edge cases for password reset, including expired links and invalid tokens.”
Figma Make uses AI to create organized test cases—complete with user states, preconditions, and expected outcomes.
Example prompt: “List test scenarios for a subscription upgrade flow with monthly and annual billing options.”
Prompt again to go deeper, or edit directly in the file. Connect real data or prototype interactions to test flows in context.
Example prompt: “Add negative test cases for failed payments and network timeouts.”
FAQs
An AI test generator creates structured test cases, acceptance criteria, and edge scenarios from natural language prompts. In Figma Make, product managers can describe a feature and generate organized validation plans instantly.
Yes. A user can paste a user story or describe a feature, and Figma Make generates detailed test scenarios, edge cases, and expected outcomes based on that input.
Yes. Figma Make allows teams to design and prototype in the same workspace. Test cases can be validated against interactive prototypes built from the team’s design system.
Yes. Users can connect a backend to simulate real user data, authentication states, and API responses. This makes it easier to test realistic scenarios before development begins.
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