Build websites with a CMS website builder in Figma Make
Go from idea to a flexible, fully designed website with a CMS website builder—no coding required. Design, prototype, and iterate in one place.
Go from idea to live website with a CMS website builder
Turn structured content into real pages
Use a CMS website builder to define layouts once and reuse them across dynamic, content-driven pages.
Design and build in one place
Design, prototype, and refine your website without switching tools—everything stays connected in Figma Make.
Create responsive, interactive websites
Add layout behavior, interactions, and logic so your CMS-powered site works beautifully across devices.
Publish or share with confidence
Share prototypes with your team or publish your website when it’s ready—no extra setup required.
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 build a website with a CMS website builder
Create a new frame in Figma Make or copy one from an existing Figma Design file.
Example prompt: “Use this frame as the base layout for a CMS-driven marketing site.”
Use natural language to define pages, sections, and reusable content areas.
Example prompt: “Create a homepage, blog index, and blog post template powered by CMS content.”
Figma Make builds a responsive, interactive website structure that updates as content changes.
Example prompt: “Make blog cards responsive and update automatically when new posts are added.”
Prompt for layout tweaks, adjust designs manually, or share with collaborators—all while staying editable.
Example prompt: “Refine the article layout and add hover interactions to links.”
FAQs
A CMS website builder lets teams design and manage structured content that automatically populates across pages. In Figma Make, CMS-style content can power responsive, interactive websites.
Yes. Figma Make supports designing, testing, and publishing fully interactive websites, including CMS-driven layouts.
Yes. Designers can create reusable layouts and components that update dynamically as content changes.
Yes. Figma Make works with existing Figma components, styles, and libraries to ensure websites stay on brand.
Yes. Figma Make can connect to backends or APIs, allowing teams to validate CMS-powered websites with real content before launch.
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