Release Notes

Make is now available in the Figma mobile app, bringing mobile testing and review to your device. Preview a Make on your phone, experience it with real gestures and constraints, and share for review on iOS and Android.

• Tap through flows and validate scrolling, spacing, and interactions
• Share Makes with collaborators for review and approval

Available in the latest version of the app, rolling out over the next week. Update or download the Figma mobile app to get started, or learn more about Make on the Figma mobile app.

OpenAI's newest image model, ChatGPT Images 2.0, is now available to use with Make Image and Edit Image in Figma Design, Draw, Slides, Buzz, and FigJam, and also in Figma Weave. ChatGPT Images 2.0 reliably generates high-quality images, and excels at producing smarter visuals like infographics or multilingual generations, executing on better editing and aesthetics, and preserving faces across generations.

Learn more in the help center.

Enterprise plan admins can now assign and monitor AI credit consumption by billing group. Credits are allocated from a shared pool, with the flexibility to over-assign to maximize usage or strictly allocate to enforce budgets.

Learn more in the help center.

Meet the newest resource type available on the Figma Community: Figma Weave workflows. Figma Weave makes it possible to build repeatable and scalable generative AI workflows on a visual canvas. Now you can explore and duplicate workflows built by the Figma Weave team directly in the Figma Community. Whether you want to generate a new image, turn an image into a video, or scale your brand guidelines into an illustration set – Figma Weave makes it possible.

Explore new workflows and get started with Figma Weave today.

For more information, visit our help center.

Video playback controls are now available on videos in Figma Design and Figma Draw. Videos on the canvas have visual identifiers so you can quickly distinguish between images and videos. Plus, you can play, pause, enter full screen, and adjust playback speed and sound directly on the video file – just as you can in FigJam and Figma Slides. Rolling out this week.

Make kits give design system teams a way to bring together code with design system guidelines to help Make properly use your design system inside new prototypes.

With Make kits you can import:

• Code packages from the public npm registry
• Private code packages published within your Figma organization
• Figma library styles, variables and tokens

Follow step by step instructions to build these kits inside of Make and then publish them for use across all users in your Figma organization.

Explore how Make kits bring your design system into every prototype.

Or get step-by-step guidance in the help center.

Attachments let you add existing files directly to any Make prompt — no more re-prompting or copying content in manually.

Attachments work in two ways:

• As context: Attach PRDs, brand guidelines, code files, or docs so Make can reference them while generating
• As content: Attach images, data files, videos, and SVGs so Make uses real assets instead of placeholders

Supported file types include PDF, markdown, code (TSX, JS, CSS, and more), CSV, JSON, media (JPEG, PNG, GIF, MP4, MP3), and SVGs.

See how Make attachments bring real project context into your work.

Or get step-by-step guidance in the help center.

Now teams can confidently ship brand-approved campaigns faster with built-in approvals in Buzz. Admins can enable approvals in Admin settings and choose to make design review optional or required to export assets. Once enabled, teams can request and grant approval directly in Buzz, ensuring every asset stays on brand.

Available to all seats on Organization and Enterprise plans while in beta.

Learn more about requesting approval in Buzz.