Website builder for small businesses
Go from idea to a fully functional small business website—no coding required. Figma Make generates responsive layouts, logic, and flows from simple natural-language prompts so you can design, test, and publish faster than ever.
Build a small business website with AI
Design and build with natural language
Describe your homepage, product listing, or booking flow using everyday language. Make generates layouts, behaviors, and navigation automatically.
Turn ideas into your business website
Skip long planning cycles. Describe the site you want—pages, sections, interactions—and Figma Make builds a structured foundation instantly.
Connect real data to validate your website
Plug in APIs or data sources to preview your site with real content—helping you test flows like contact forms, product cards, and booking logic early.
Use your design system for on-brand sites
Import your team’s Figma components and styles to keep every page consistent. Your website stays on-brand from the very first prompt.
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How to build a small business website with AI in Figma Make
Begin in Figma Make or copy a frame from an existing Figma Design file to serve as your first screen. Example prompt: “Create a homepage frame for a small business website.”
Use natural language to outline structure, pages, and interactions. Think about your visitors’ journey—what they see first, what they click, and where they navigate. Example prompt: “Build a small business website with a hero section, product list, contact form, and simple navigation.”
Figma Make generates a responsive, interactive version of your site. Click through pages, test buttons, and preview logic instantly. Example prompt: “Make the product cards clickable and link them to a product details page.”
Adjust visuals, prompt for updates, or connect backend data. Everything stays editable as you refine layout, copy, and interactions. Example prompt: “Update the contact form to include name, email, phone, and message fields.”
FAQs
It’s a tool that helps you design and build websites without writing code. With Figma Make, you use natural language prompts to generate responsive layouts, logic, and real data connections for your small business site.
Yes. Figma Make lets you design, test, and publish fully interactive websites—from landing pages to full multi-page experiences.
Nope. You can build your entire site with prompts. If you want more control, Make includes a built-in editor that lets you customize the generated code.
Yes. Figma Make supports publishing so you can launch your small business website without exporting or switching tools.
Absolutely. Copy frames or components from your design system into Make to stay fully on-brand from your first screen.
Yes. You can connect APIs or backend systems to power your prototype with real content—helping you validate your website experience before launch.
You can try Figma Make on the free Starter plan. Additional capabilities and advanced features are available on paid plans.
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