Generate UX flows with AI in Figma Make
Go from concept to complete user flow—no PRD or code required. Figma Make’s UX flow generator turns product ideas into interactive, editable prototypes with a single prompt.
Design UX flows faster with AI
Prompt to define your product
Describe what users see, do, and expect—Figma Make generates your UX flow automatically, mapping screens, states, and logic in minutes.
Stay aligned from idea to build
Capture flows, behaviors, and logic once—then hand off ready-to-build prototypes. Keep product, design, and engineering aligned.
Prototype with your real system
Connect your design system styles or code components for on-brand prototypes that mirror production. Every flow looks and feels like the real product.
Validate with real data
Plug in live data to see how flows behave in context. Get feedback that’s grounded in real user experience.
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.
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How to generate UX flows with AI in Figma Make
Bring in a screen from Figma Design—or start fresh in Figma Make.
Use a natural language prompt to define your UX flow. Example prompt: “Show me the onboarding flow for a task management app with three screens: sign-up, tutorial, and dashboard.”
Figma Make builds your interactive flow—complete with structure, logic, and transitions.
FAQs
A UX flow generator uses AI to turn written descriptions into interactive user journeys. In Figma Make, you can prompt for screens, states, and logic—all editable and testable.
Yes. Figma Make is built for PMs and cross-functional teams. You can generate, review, and iterate on UX flows without needing design skills.
No coding required. Just describe what you want—Figma Make handles layout, logic, and interactions automatically.
Absolutely. Connect your Figma components, styles, and tokens for fully branded, production-ready prototypes.
Yes. Everyone can comment, edit, and iterate in real time on the same file—no exports or handoff confusion.
Yes. You can connect APIs or databases to test interactions with live content for realistic validation.
You can try Figma Make for free on the Starter plan. Paid plans unlock advanced AI and collaboration features.
Yes. Figma's study on how designers and PMs save time with Figma Make timed 50 product managers and 50 designers completing identical design tasks with and without Figma Make. Design work was 20% faster and 16% easier overall, with product managers getting nearly a quarter of their time back.
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