Release Notes

Figma's purpose-built agent is embedded where design already happens. It generates and remixes designs, automates rote work, and respects your design systems out of the box.

The Figma agent is rolling out gradually in beta over the coming weeks. During beta, the agent won't consume credits. AI credits will apply at general availability. Sign up here (figma.com/join-waitlist) to request early access. If you’re eligible and selected for the beta, we’ll send you an email once you’re in. Joining the list does not guarantee access. The agent will be available for Full seat users on Professional, Organization, and Enterprise plans. Collab and Dev seats can use the agent in drafts. Starter, Education, and Government plans are not included.

From exploring new directions to making bulk edits and implementing feedback, learn how Figma's agent fits into your design workflow. Or learn more in the help center.

Figma Slides now has sections, making it easier to organize and navigate your presentation. Name your slide rows, drag to reorder them, and jump between sections directly from Presenter or Audience View. Sections also appear in the layers panel in Design Mode, so your deck stays easy to navigate as it grows.

Rolling out today.

Learn more about organizing Figma Slides

Skills are markdown files that outline the conventions and workflows you use repeatedly, so you get prototypes that match your standards with fewer prompts. Import existing skills or create one in Make, then call it with a slash command in any prompt.

Use a skill to bring in context you want reusable across all your Make files, like /insert-sample-data for dropping in company-approved test data. Or use one to run a repeated workflow the same way every time, like /build-from-prd paired with a Notion or Confluence connector to turn any PRD into a prototype that meets your standards.

Today, each person creates and manages their own skills. You'll soon be able to publish and share skills across your team and organization.

Learn more about custom skills in Make.

In our latest Release Notes we covered the newest updates across Figma, including live demos showing how leading product teams are co-designing with AI agents to:

→ Take your vibe-coded prototypes further in Figma

→ Connect design systems to code

→ Ship your best idea fast

Move between files in the Figma desktop app without the usual interruptions that slow you down. Links open where you already are, recent work is a search away, and what's next loads before you get there.

• Search open and recently closed tabs by name from the tab overflow menu
• Open Figma links directly in the desktop app, skipping the browser routing step (macOS)
• Files and prototypes preload in the background so they're ready when you arrive

Make introduces new features for more control and context as you build:

• Voice-to-text - Dictate prompts directly in Make chat with cleaned text ready for review before submitting. Learn more about voice-to-text.
• Question cards - Choose between structured options in chat before Make moves forward, each with a short description of the tradeoff. Learn how to use question cards.
• Version history - Track changes across every version of your build and revert to any prior state instantly. Learn how to use version history.
• Clear context - Reset your session in one click from Make settings, clearing accumulated context without losing your file or your work. Learn how to clear context.
• New connector - Bring in additional context from Google Drive, Microsoft Office, Zoom, and 9,000+ other apps with our new Zapier connector.

It’s now easier to add references when using Make Image and Edit Image in Figma. Previously reference images could only be uploaded, but now you can:

• Click the new "Add reference" button on almost any node on the canvas (images, vectors, frames, components)
• Copy/paste into the prompt box (from the canvas or outside Figma)
• Drag and drop files into the prompt box

Available in all Figma products where you can make or edit images with AI: Figma Design, Draw, Buzz, Slides, and FigJam.

Draw now surfaces the tools designers reach for most without leaving the mode they're already working in. New expressive controls expand what's possible natively, alongside the core features that were always there but harder to find.

Features that were always there are now easier to find and use.

• Apply auto layout directly in Draw, without switching to Design mode
• See component, instance, and text layer types labeled inline in the layers panel
• Use the new dedicated text on a path tool to add text to an existing path, or drag on an empty canvas to create text on a circle
• Right-click to separate text and vector into independent layers

New brush and texture controls bring more precision and creative range to Draw.

• Cmd-click or ctrl-click any stroke to sample its color, weight, and brush or dynamic style
• Set a gradient color and blend mode from the Draw toolbelt before starting a stroke
• Control X and Y noise and texture independently to create directional effects

Learn how to type text on a path in the help center.