Community profiles redesigned
Figma Community profiles have been redesigned to help creators better showcase their identity, creative process, and portfolio work.
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Figma Community profiles have been redesigned to help creators better showcase their identity, creative process, and portfolio work.
A new Chrome extension allows you to capture webpages and convert them into editable layers in Figma. The feature is currently in beta and requires a paid Figma plan.
The video upload limit across Figma products has been increased from 100 MB to 300 MB, allowing users to work with larger video files.
Check designs compares your designs against your design system, flags deviations, and suggests corrections in one click.
Three updates to Make help users plan, ground their work, and maintain momentum while building. The enhancements provide better context for decision-making during the design process.
Admins on the Professional plan can now purchase additional AI credits on a pay-as-you-go basis, providing flexible scaling for AI features without fixed commitments.
New slot settings let you set guardrails and default behaviors on any slot to guide how components get used.
Make now enables visual editing of your product and codebase, allowing you to prototype directly on production code or ship changes to users. This feature is available as a closed beta with wider rollout coming in the coming weeks.
Figma Buzz now supports bulk editing and resizing of campaign assets at scale, enabling users to make changes to multiple assets simultaneously.
Grid is now generally available with new capabilities to reorder columns and rows, auto-position items into empty cells, and auto-add or remove rows to fit, reducing manual layout work.
Figma has launched a purpose-built agent embedded in the design platform that generates and remixes designs, automates repetitive work, and respects design systems automatically.
Figma Slides now supports sections, making it easier to organize and navigate presentations by grouping slides into logical sections.
You can now import existing skills or create new ones in Make, then invoke them with slash commands in any prompt.
Figma hosted a livestream covering the newest product updates and features across the platform in May 2026.
The Figma desktop app now enables smoother transitions between files with links opening seamlessly and preloading of subsequent content. This improves workflow speed and reduces interruptions when navigating between projects.
Make introduces new features including voice-to-text conversion and question cards to provide more control and context while building.
Draw mode now surfaces frequently-used tools directly within the mode, reducing the need to switch contexts while working.
Figma has made it easier to add references when using Make Image and Edit Image features with AI, improving the workflow for image generation and editing tasks.
FigJam improvements to table formatting, diagramming, canvas navigation, and template publishing enhance the overall user experience.
FigJam now supports new MCP tool updates and skills that allow coding agents to generate architecture diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, and other visual content directly in FigJam and into existing files.
Figma has optimized performance across complex illustrations, interactive prototypes, and large product files to ensure smooth workflows regardless of file size or complexity.
A new Developer Logging feature is now available for Governance+ customers, providing visibility into how APIs are being used across the organization.
Plan Access Tokens (PLANTs) are a new authentication method for server-to-server integrations and internal automation, now available in beta.
Make is now available in the Figma mobile app, enabling mobile testing and review directly on your device.
OpenAI's newest image model, ChatGPT Images 2.0, is now available for Make Image and Edit Image features across Figma Design, Draw, Slides, Buzz, FigJam, and Figma Weave.