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Turn your idea into a prototype or full-blown app. No coding required.

Prompt your way to polished, working prototypes

Turn ideas into reality

Skip the dev backlog and bring your concepts to life as interactive flows, dashboards, and complete apps from simple natural language prompts.

Edit and iterate with AI

Start with prompts, then refine in the visual editor, adjust the code for more control, or prompt again to explore new directions.

Design and build in one place

Stay in flow as you create, test, and refine in a single workspace, without switching between design and dev tools.

Share or publish your prototype

Share with just your team or launch publicly.

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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