Your AI user journey prototype generator, in Figma Make
Design, prototype, and validate user journeys with an AI user journey prototype generator—turn prompts and frames into interactive flows in minutes.
Design faster with an AI user journey prototype generator
Turn journey maps into interactive flows
Describe steps, branches, and states in plain language—Figma Make generates structure, navigation, and interactions you can test right away.
Build with natural language
Use prompts to create layouts and multi-screen paths, then refine visuals and behavior in the same workspace—no code required.
Design and test in one place
Keep ideas, prototypes, and iteration together. Preview behavior, gather feedback, and adjust details without switching tools.
Publish when you’re ready
Turn your ideas into live, responsive experiences. Publish your Make straight from Figma.
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.
- Daniela Muntyan
- Abhiram Ramoju
- Yossef Saeed
- Joshua Guo
How to generate a user journey prototype with AI in Figma Make
You can start from scratch in Figma Make or bring in a frame from Figma Design.
Prompt the steps, branches, and transitions. Example prompt: “Create a 5-step onboarding: welcome → permissions → profile → preferences → success, with back/skip options and progress.”
Make generates screens and interactions so you can click through and test immediately.
Tweak visuals or logic with more prompts; connect a backend when you’re ready to test with real data. Example prompt: “Add simple email auth and store profile inputs for later steps.”
FAQs
It’s a tool that turns prompts (and optional design references) into clickable, multi-screen flows with real interactions for faster testing.
No. You can describe the journey in natural language and refine in the editor; code is optional for deeper customization.
Yes. You can add a Supabase backend for authentication, storage, and database functionality right from Figma Make.
Yes. Start from frames or components you already have, then prompt Make to bring them to life as multi-step flows.
Onboarding sequences, checkout funnels, support flows, and multi-step forms—any experience where mapping end-to-end journeys matters.
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