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AI test case generator in Figma Make

Figma Make is your AI test case generator for turning product flows into structured, actionable test cases in minutes. Describe a feature, edge case, or user journey, and get editable test scenarios you can refine and share—without leaving your workspace.

Generate test cases with AI

Turn user flows into test cases

Describe a feature or flow in plain language, and Figma Make maps it into clear test scenarios with steps, expected results, and edge cases.

Cover edge cases automatically

Prompt for “what could go wrong” and capture validation, error states, permissions, and empty states before they surprise anyone in sprint review.

Stay in flow from build to test

Generate and refine test cases in the same workspace where you design and prototype—no copy-paste between tools.

Iterate as the product evolves

Update your prompt when logic changes. Figma Make refreshes your test cases so they stay aligned with the latest flows and behaviors.

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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