Build smarter apps with an app logic generator
Turn product ideas into real, testable experiences with an app logic generator. Describe flows, states, and logic in natural language—and see interactive prototypes come together instantly.
Your idea to working app with an app logic generator
Turn product thinking into logic
Skip the PRD. Use the app logic generator to capture user flows, states, and edge cases from a single prompt—and align teams around a shared prototype.
Validate with real data
Connect APIs or backends to your prototype to test logic, states, and flows with live data—not placeholders. looks and behaves like the real product.
Build on your design system
Generate logic and interactions using your existing Figma components and styles, so every prototype looks and behaves like the real product.
From prototype to production
Generate functional code that matches your components and logic, helping teams move from idea to build with less rework.
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.
- Jeffrey Lee-Chan
- Gui Seiz
- Matty Williams
- Sahil Ahuja
How to generate app logic with Figma Make
Create a new file in Figma Make or copy a frame from Figma Design to use as your starting point.
Example prompt: “Use this frame as the main dashboard screen for a task management app.”
Use natural language to explain user actions, states, and edge cases.
Example prompt: “When a user completes a task, mark it as done, update progress, and show a confirmation state.”
The app logic generator builds interactive flows and behaviors you can click through and test instantly.
Example prompt: “Simulate an empty state when no tasks exist and an error state if saving fails.”
Prompt again or edit directly to adjust logic, flows, or interactions—everything stays flexible and editable.
Example prompt: “Add a bulk-complete action and update the logic to handle multiple selected tasks.”
FAQs
An app logic generator uses AI to turn natural language prompts into structured application logic, flows, and interactive behaviors. In Figma Make, it helps teams design and test how an app actually works—not just how it looks.
It can replace early drafts. By prompting flows, states, and edge cases directly, teams create a shared, testable prototype that captures product intent faster than a traditional document.
Yes. Figma Make supports building logic using existing Figma components, styles, and libraries, keeping prototypes consistent and on-brand.
Yes. Figma Make allows connections to backends or APIs so teams can test logic and user flows with real data instead of static placeholders.
Yes. The logic and components created in Figma Make can be handed off as functional, production-aligned code, helping reduce gaps between design and development.
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