Release Notes

Four updates to the Figma MCP server are available today.

• use_figma in Figma Slides - External agents can now create and update slides presentations built with your templates.
• Uploaded local font support - The server now renders type using the fonts up, not web-safe approximations.
• Downloadable assets - Export JPG, SVG, PDF assets out of a Figma file with the new download_assets tool.
• Compatible now with Xcode - Bring your mobile designs directly into Xcode to create new flows and preview screens

From quickly refreshing a living deck to pulling in live data for a workshop, read how four Figmates are using our expanded MCP server.

Tab groups let you group, color, expand, and collapse tabs in the Figma desktop app. Stay organized without losing track of which file you’re looking for.

→ Label groups by project, theme, or workflow.

→ Color-code groups to keep them distinct at a glance.

→ Collapse and expand groups to stay focused as you work.

Available to all users on the desktop app.

Learn more in the help center.

Figma Community profiles just got a refresh, so you can better showcase who you are, your process, and your work.

• Add your role, experience, tech stack, and your own custom FigPal.
• Pin your top resources and add images and links to feature your best work.
• Connect your social channels to grow your following on Community.

Learn more about Community profiles.

You can now bring your websites onto the canvas as structured layers with the Figma Chrome extension. Copy the full page or selected elements, then paste into Figma to reference and riff on, no coding agent needed. The ability to generate designs using your design system is coming soon.

To get started, install the extension and sign in with your Figma account. This feature is currently in beta and available only on paid plans.

We've increased the video upload limit from 100 MB to 300 MB across Figma products. Users on Professional, Organization, and Enterprise plans can upload videos up to 300 MB in size in Figma Design, FigJam, Slides, Sites, and Buzz.

Learn more in the help center.

Check designs compares your designs against your design system, flags what's off, and suggests the correct fix in one click. Catch drift as you work, run a QA pass before handoff, and keep every file aligned to your design system with:

→ Variable and style suggestions flags hard-coded color, text, radius, and spacing values and replaces them with the correct design system token.

→ Accessibility suggestions flags color contrast violations and replaces them with WCAG 2.0 AA or AAA-compliant colors.

→ Library mismatch detection flags tokens and components from unsubscribed libraries.

→ Detached component detection flags components detached from their source library.

Check designs is available on Organization and Enterprise plans.

Learn more in the help center.

Admins on the Professional plan can now purchase additional AI credits on a pay-as-you-go basis. This option is helpful for teams with variable usage, and can be used on its own or paired with a subscription to manage occasional usage spikes.

Plan mode

Plan mode is a new opt-in mode that helps you shape that direction before generation starts. Make takes a look at your project, asks a few clarifying questions, and drafts a plan you can edit, refine, and approve before anything gets built.

It's most useful for complex work—multi-section layouts, detailed specs, design imports—where getting aligned upfront leads to noticeably better results. For simpler prompts, you can skip it and build directly.

Turn it on via the dropdown in the prompt box or the /plan command. Because plan mode does extra work upfront, it uses more AI credits than a standard build—you'll see an estimate before you commit. Learn how AI credits work.

Web search & fetch

Make can now pull live context from the web mid-build. Search broadly or fetch a specific URL to ground builds in current content. Tool-call approvals let you review before anything enters your session. Learn more about building with live context.

Queued messages

Stack follow-up instructions while Make is still generating. Edit or delete them before they commit, and they'll send automatically once the current build finishes. Learn more about prompting in Make.

Learn more about Make updates in the help center.