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3D rendering tool

Generate, edit, and render 3D models on one canvas — no tool-switching required.

Professional 3D rendering with full creative control

Figma Weave connects 3D generation to a complete editing pipeline. Build renders from AI-generated models, refine materials and lighting, and produce final outputs — all in one node-based workflow you can see and control.

  • Professional editing meets 3D generation

    Refine your 3D renders without leaving the canvas. Adjust lighting, materials, and composition using professional-grade tools connected directly to your generation pipeline.

  • Access every major 3D model

    Connect to leading AI models for 3D generation without juggling separate subscriptions. Choose the right model for each asset — characters, environments, objects — and combine them in a single workflow.

  • Render once, scale to any project

    Build your 3D pipeline once, then apply it across product shots, scenes, or variations. Produce consistent renders at volume without rebuilding workflows from scratch each time.

  • Share render workflows with your team

    Encode your rendering standards into a reusable pipeline. Team members add inputs and get polished 3D outputs — no need to understand the full node graph or wait for one expert.

How to render 3D in Figma Weave

Built by our community

See how the Figma Community is using Figma Weave to create AI-generated images, video, and 3D.

FAQ

A 3D rendering tool generates visual representations of three-dimensional models, simulating lighting, materials, and camera perspectives. Figma Weave combines AI-powered 3D generation with professional editing tools on a single node-based canvas.

Weave connects you to AI models that generate 3D assets from prompts or references. You build a visual pipeline of generation and editing nodes — controlling lighting, materials, and composition — then run the workflow to produce your final render.

Figma Weave works with common 3D formats as inputs and outputs within its workflows. Specific format support depends on the AI models connected to your pipeline. Check the help center for current compatibility details.

Render times vary based on complexity, model choice, and output resolution. AI-powered generation in Weave is typically faster than traditional rendering software, with most outputs ready in seconds to minutes rather than hours.

Yes. Figma Weave provides access to multiple AI models for 3D generation, combined with editing tools for refining materials, lighting, and composition — all in one connected workflow.

You can get started with Figma Weave for free. Advanced features and higher usage are available on paid plans.

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