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Work across every major AI model on one connected canvas and stay in control of what comes out.
Every image, video, and design model lives inside Figma Weave, so you can compare Figma AI features side by side, keep the version you like, then refine it with professional editing tools before it ever leaves the canvas.
Figma Weave is the Figma AI tool built for choice. Because it integrates with models from Google, OpenAI, Kling, and Black Forest Labs, you're never limited to one style. Switch models mid-workflow, run the same prompt through several, and pick the best output for your project.
Generation is only the first step. Crop, mask, upscale, relight, or remove a background inside the same canvas, so a rough AI output turns into something you’d actually hand off.
Instead of a single black-box prompt, Figma Weave lets you wire together each step, model choice, reference image, and editing pass as its own visible node. See exactly how an output was built, and adjust any piece without starting over.
Set up a workflow once, then run it on a new subject, product shot, or campaign variation. Add a step to output multiple aspect ratios, and every new run comes out ready to use.
Open the Tools panel in Figma Design or head to Figma Weave, then pick a starting model. Choose from Google, Kling, Flux, or another integrated option, depending on the medium and style you want.
Add a prompt, upload a reference image, or connect an Image Describer node to translate an existing visual into an editable style description before generating anything.
Run the same input through multiple models or variations in parallel, then compare every output side by side on the canvas.
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See how the Figma Community is using Figma Weave to create AI-generated images, video, and 3D.
Yes. A curated set of Figma Weave tools, including background replacement, style transfer, and text-to-vector illustration, lives directly in Figma Design’s Tools panel under the Figma Weave filter. For deeper node-based control, a workflow can be opened directly in Weave using the same Figma account.
Figma Weave supports Figma AI image generation for design assets and product shots, plus video, audio, and 3D model generation from the same canvas. Teams also use it to build reusable brand systems and mockups across different placements.
Yes. Once a teammate builds a workflow, they can turn it into a simplified tool with a generated mini-interface through the From Workflow to Tool feature. Other teammates can then run the tool without ever touching the underlying node graph.
Figma Weave connects to models from providers including Google, OpenAI, Kling, Bytedance, Black Forest Labs, Runway, and Luma, all inside one canvas. All models are updated automatically, so teams don’t need to track individual model releases.
Most AI tools hand you a result and make you start over if it’s off. Figma Weave treats generation as a workflow made of connected nodes, so each step, model choice, and edit stays visible and adjustable. You can change one piece without rebuilding the rest.
A node-based canvas represents each step of a process (an AI model, an editing tool, or a reference input) as its own connected block. Wiring nodes together creates a repeatable workflow instead of a one-off prompt, and any single node can be swapped or adjusted without rebuilding the rest.
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