At Confing 2025, Figma unveiled Figma Make, a generative AI tool designed to convert prompts and design elements into functional code, enhancing the interaction between designers and developers. Although still in its infancy, Figma Make promises to transform tedious workflows into streamlined processes, particularly in prototyping. Currently, creating prototypes can be labor-intensive, requiring manual linking and detailed input. However, with advancements in AI model training, designers could one day seamlessly import screens and provide context, allowing the AI to generate interactive prototypes automatically, thereby enhancing efficiency and reducing time spent on tedious tasks.
At Confing 2025, Figma launched Figma Make, a generative AI tool that streamlines design and development workflows by turning prompts and Figma screens into functional code.
While Figma Make is still in early stages and limited in use cases, it indicates a future where prototyping and UI bug fixing can be significantly improved.
Current processes for prototyping in Figma require manual linking and are time-consuming, but future updates could automate these tasks and enhance efficiency.
If Figma fine-tunes an AI model for this purpose, it would revolutionize design workflows by accurately understanding flows and creating prototypes based on context.
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