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AI Product Builder in Figma Make

Go from product vision to functional prototype—no PRD or code needed. Figma Make is your AI product builder for turning prompts into interactive, on-brand experiences.

Build functional apps with AI

Express your product thinking in prompts

Skip the PRD. Use natural language to describe user flows, logic, and edge cases—and Figma Make turns them into interactive, shareable prototypes. Aligns cross-functional teams instantly around a shared, tangible product direction.

Build with your design system

Connect your design system styles or code components directly in Figma Make. Every prototype looks, feels, and behaves like your real product.

Validate faster with real data

Plug in live data to simulate true user experiences and test flows in context. Enables realistic validation and feedback before development begins.

From idea to shipped experience

Generate functional code aligned with your production stack. Bridges the gap between design and dev, speeding up delivery while reducing rework.

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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