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Figma announced new capabilities for building and collaborating with code, capturing and sharing context, and building with real data and content. These features enhance the design-to-development workflow.
Gemini 4 Argon, an upgraded AI model, is now being rolled out to Figma Make, enabling more powerful AI-assisted design capabilities.
The Figma agent exits beta with improvements to latency and multiplayer performance, better access to design context, and new tools for design library guidance.
You can now connect multiple GitHub organizations to a single Figma plan, enabling better integration across multiple organizational repositories.
Community riffs are a new sharing feature that lets you post ideas, animations, prototypes, and experiments to the Figma Community and your profile to build a creative portfolio.
Figma's mobile app now includes improvements for smoother collaboration and navigation, making it easier to work on designs from your phone.
Motion now supports custom styles, audio, text animations, and Lottie export, enabling teams to create more reusable and expressive animations that are ready for handoff.
Vertical wrap is now available when auto layout is set to vertical flow, enabling more flexible layout options for design components.
Figma designs created in the Design canvas can now be directly connected to Figma Weave workflows, enabling users to leverage existing designs in their workflow automation.
Users can now build custom Weave tools and publish them to the Figma Community for direct use on the canvas in Figma Design, enabling broader tool sharing and collaboration.
Folders now display preview content making them easier to distinguish and navigate at a glance.
Opacity can now be updated at scale in the variables modal and applied on top of any color without detaching from the design system.
Generative plugins and shaders now support animations, interactions, publishing capabilities, and direct code access, enabling users to build and share more sophisticated custom generative tools prompted through the Figma agent.
The agent chat panel can now be opened in a new window on Figma's desktop app for macOS and Windows, keeping it visible while you work with other tools or switch tabs.
Figma vector editing now includes erase and drag-to-fill interactions, making precise canvas edits more intuitive and familiar.
Admins on Enterprise and Organization plans can now centrally manage Figma MCP server's connection to AI agents through their identity provider, eliminating the need for individual user authentication and repeated consent prompts.
Auto layout's auto spacing feature now includes two new spacing distribution options—"Around" and "Evenly"—in addition to the existing "Between" behavior, giving designers more flexible control over spacing in responsive layouts.
Administrators can now curate and recommend specific resources—including skills, templates, libraries, and Make kits—to users in their organization or workspace, improving discoverability of approved content.
Text wrap now supports Balance and Pretty options for responsive text rendering. You can apply these settings at the text layer, text style, or individual paragraph level to improve how text responds across different screen sizes.
Figma has expanded skill discovery, creation, and sharing capabilities for the Figma agent, allowing users to leverage community skills and build their own custom skills.
Figma Weave tools are now available through the Figma MCP server, enabling users to run them directly from Codex, Claude, or Cursor agents.
Admins can now set user limits on AI credits and manage credit requests within their teams and organizations.
Figma now supports nested folders to help teams organize files and add structure as projects grow across multiple people and platforms.
A new properties panel provides a direct way to build in Figma Make, allowing users to adjust element properties manually or annotate changes for the agent to execute.
Auto layout now works more like CSS, so designs align more closely with how they are actually built in code.
Users can now import code-backed or legacy screens directly into Figma with variables preserved, eliminating the need to rebuild existing work and allowing focus on refinement instead.
Admins can now download a CSV file showing credit usage in beta features, enabling better visibility into AI spending and more accurate forecasting of future costs.
GPT-5.6 model is now available in Figma Make and can be selected from the model picker in the chatbox. The model is available to all plan tiers.
You can now generate multiple AI image edits simultaneously via the toolbar and continue designing while they load, eliminating the need to wait for one edit to finish before starting the next.
Figma announced new features and capabilities at Config 2026 that expand what users can do within the platform.
The Figma design agent now supports web search, allowing you to pull live web context, discover best practices, and populate designs with real-world content directly without leaving your file.
Organization admins can now manage web publishing permissions for Make and Sites files at the workspace level, enabling centralized control over publishing access.
Enterprise customers can now access AI credit usage data programmatically through a new API endpoint, enabling better tracking and management of their AI feature consumption.
The Figma MCP server now supports Slides components and uploaded fonts, enabling richer integration capabilities for developers building with the Figma platform.
Figma desktop app now supports tab groups, allowing users to group, color, expand, and collapse tabs for better organization and file navigation.
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.
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 Buzz now supports bulk editing and resizing of campaign assets at scale, enabling users to make changes to multiple assets simultaneously.
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 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.
FigJam improvements to table formatting, diagramming, canvas navigation, and template publishing enhance the overall user experience.
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.
Enterprise plan admins can now assign and monitor AI credit consumption by billing group, enabling better management of AI feature usage across teams.
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.
Figma Weave workflows are now available as a new resource type on the Figma Community, enabling users to discover and share workflow templates.
Video playback controls are now available directly on the canvas in Figma Design and Figma Draw, allowing designers to preview and interact with video content without leaving the design workspace.
Make kits enable design system teams to combine code with design system guidelines, allowing Make to properly utilize design systems within new prototypes.
Teams can now use built-in approvals in Buzz to streamline brand-approval workflows and ship campaigns faster.
Attachments enable you to add existing files directly to any Make prompt, eliminating the need to re-prompt or manually copy content.
Microsoft 365 Copilot can now generate structured diagrams directly in FigJam from your Microsoft 365 context, enabling faster visual collaboration and ideation.
AI image tools including Expand, Erase, and Isolate are now available in FigJam, Slides, and Buzz (beta), with Vectorize also available in Slides and Buzz. This extends AI-powered image editing capabilities across more Figma products.
You can now sample colors from anywhere on your screen, making it easier to pick colors you see and use them in your designs.
AI agents can now write directly to Figma files through the Figma MCP server, enabling automated design workflows on the canvas.
Users can now mute tabs playing audio directly from the tab bar or menu, providing quick audio control on the desktop app.
The Figma MCP server now supports two-way workflows with additional coding environments, enabling more seamless integration between design and development tools.
Admins can now purchase and manage additional AI credits directly within Figma to extend their AI feature usage.
Apps are now available in Figma Community's Extensions section, connecting Figma to external tools and AI systems. Users can discover apps, plugins, and widgets all in one place for easier integration with third-party products.
GitHub Copilot users can now connect to the Figma MCP server to push rendered UI to the Figma canvas as editable frames, enabling seamless design handoff from code generation to design editing.
Slots enable dynamic component instances that allow adding menu options, buttons, and icons to instances without detaching, providing more flexible component customization.
Users can now attach multiple code components to their Figma components in the Code Connect UI, enabling more flexible component mapping.
The template picker in Figma Buzz has been improved to make discovering and using templates simpler and more intuitive.
Figma now offers an MCP server integration with Codex that allows you to capture full screens or specific elements from applications and automatically convert them into editable design layers within Figma.
Figma released updates across its products featuring new AI image tools, Make integration, and interactive prototypes to streamline the workflow from concept to completion.
FigJam is now available in Notion as a pre-configured MCP integration, enabling direct integration between the two platforms.
Figma now supports sharing files, projects, and teams with an entire workspace, enabling streamlined access control for enterprise users.
Governance+ organization admins can now enable AI hosting controls to ensure AI requests remain within Figma's AWS environment, providing better data residency and governance.
Make can now pull in context from design system documentation, PRDs, user research, and feedback across your product ecosystem, enabling better integration with external tools and workflows.
You can now switch between AI models directly from the prompt box in Make, giving you more flexibility to choose the best model for your needs.
Capture web interfaces created in Claude Code and import them directly into Figma as editable frames, enabling seamless design handoffs from code generation to design tools.
A new tab menu replaces the three dot menu, making it easier to find and manage open files when the tab bar fills up.
Figma Enterprise customers can now host file data locally in Australia and India, providing improved data residency and compliance options for these regions.
Users can now use @ mentions in Make files to reference installed and authorized connectors by name, allowing them to pull external context directly into their prototypes.
User groups are now available, allowing you to bulk share resources like files, projects, and teams with multiple users at once.
A new AI-powered Vectorize tool converts static images into editable vectors, expanding creative capabilities in Figma's Design and Draw products.
When multiple vector points are selected, a bounding box now appears to let you rotate, resize, and translate those points directly, providing faster and more precise vector editing.
Org Admins with the Governance+ Add-on can now set automatic removal dates for specific guests, who will be removed on the specified date without manual intervention.
FigJam's stamp wheel now includes all emojis, allowing you to use them as emotes or stamps directly in your collaborative sessions.
Figma for Government mobile app launched on iOS and Android, allowing government teams to securely evaluate mobile designs directly on their devices.
New device frames for the latest iPhone models are now available, making it easier to design and prototype for current devices.
The Figma for Google Workspace add-on now integrates with Google Chat, allowing users to access and manage their Figma and FigJam work directly from Google Chat conversations.
The Glass effect is now generally available with new updates that expand what you can do with Glass in Figma.
Claude can now generate FigJam visual diagrams from conversations, documents, and images, helping users break down complexity and visualize complex information.
User prompts are now included in the discovery pipeline, extending audit and compliance capabilities to Governance+ customers for comprehensive activity tracking.
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