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Every AI model, professional compositing tools, and a node-based canvas—unified.
Weave brings compositor node workflows into a unified canvas where AI generation and professional compositing tools connect directly. Build visible pipelines, layer outputs, and refine every pass—all without switching between separate applications.
Layers, channels, masking, and color grading live alongside your generation nodes. Blend AI outputs with real footage, adjust mattes, and grade passes—all connected in the same pipeline where content is created.
Every generation step, every composite layer, every adjustment is a node you can see and modify. Your creative decisions stay explicit in the graph—not collapsed into a single prompt or hidden behind automation.
Create a compositor workflow that handles AI generation, layering, and grading, then run it across hundreds of shots or variations. Consistent output quality at scale, without rebuilding the node graph each time.
Senior compositors build the node workflow once, encoding logic for AI element generation and finishing. Others supply new inputs and get properly composited results without mastering the full pipeline themselves.
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A compositor node workflow connects multiple processing steps—AI generation, layering, masking, color grading—as visible nodes in a graph. Each connection shows how elements combine into a final output. Figma Weave uses this approach to link AI models directly to professional compositing tools.
In Weave, you add nodes directly to the canvas and connect them to build your pipeline. Generation nodes, compositing operations, and editing tools all appear as draggable elements you wire together visually.
Compositing combines multiple visual elements—generated imagery, footage, 3D renders, effects—into a cohesive final frame. Figma Weave integrates this with AI generation, so compositing happens in the same canvas where content is created.
Yes. Weave connects AI model outputs directly to compositor nodes. Generate a background, a 3D element, or an animated sequence, then layer, mask, and grade it alongside other assets in the same node graph.
Node-based workflows show every operation as a connected step in a visible pipeline, making complex multi-pass work easier to manage and modify. Weave's approach lets you trace how AI generation feeds into compositing decisions at every stage.
You can get started with Figma Weave for free. Advanced features and higher usage are available on paid plans.
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