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Weave connects moodboard generation to the rest of your creative pipeline. Pull references, generate variations, and refine direction without switching tools—keeping your visual strategy in one connected workspace.
Access image generators from Google, Stable Diffusion, Recraft, and more—all from one canvas. Generate references in different styles, test color palettes, and explore aesthetic directions without juggling separate subscriptions.
Creative directors build the moodboard workflow once. Team members add a brief and generate visual directions immediately—no need to understand the underlying node setup or rebuild it each time.
Go beyond generation. Color grade, composite, and adjust references directly on the canvas. The same editing tools professionals rely on, connected to your AI-generated imagery—no export required.
Build your moodboard as a visible workflow—references, generations, and refinements all connected. Trace how your visual direction evolved and revisit decisions without digging through folders.
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Yes. Figma Weave connects you to multiple AI image models that can generate visual references, color palettes, and aesthetic explorations. You guide the direction through prompts and references, then curate and refine the output on the same canvas.
Build a workflow that matches your process. In Weave, you connect generation models to editing tools—so you can generate options, refine them, and curate your board without switching between separate apps. The node-based canvas keeps every decision visible and adjustable.
You can get started with Figma Weave for free. The free tier gives you access to AI models and the node-based canvas for building moodboards. Advanced features and higher usage are available on paid plans.
Weave gives you access to major AI image models including Google, Stable Diffusion, Recraft, and Bria—all from the same canvas. You can use different models for different parts of your moodboard workflow without managing separate subscriptions.
Yes. Weave workflows are reusable systems. Build your moodboard generation process once, then run it with different briefs, references, or style inputs for each new project. Your creative setup scales without rebuilding from scratch.
Yes. You can share workflows with a simplified interface so team members add their inputs and generate moodboard options—without needing to understand or rebuild the underlying node graph. Creative logic stays consistent across the team.
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