Figma Release Notes

NEW RELEASE

FIGMA MAKE

DESIGN SYSTEMS

PROTOTYPING

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.

NEW RELEASE

FIGMA MAKE

PROTOTYPING

DESIGN SYSTEMS

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.

NEW RELEASE

AI
FIGMA
DESIGN
DESIGN SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT
EXTENSIBILITY

Through the Figma MCP server, AI agents can now write directly to your Figma files — creating and modifying real design assets using your components, variables, and tokens. Agents read your library first and build with what already exists, so the output reflects your design system.

Skills give you control over how agents work in Figma. Start with the foundational /figma-use skill, explore example skills built by Figma and community practitioners, or write your own to match how your team works. A skill is a markdown file — anyone who understands Figma can author one.

Available in Augment, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, Cursor, Factory, Firebender, VS Code, and Warp.

Explore how to build with agents using your design system, directly on the Figma canvas. Or, get started with our guide.

NEW RELEASE

FIGMA MAKE

AI

ADMINISTRATION

Rolling out this week, admins can now purchase additional AI credits to use in Figma. Choose the option that works best for your team’s usage:

• Purchase an AI subscription: For teams that use AI features regularly, you can subscribe to a package of monthly credits with volume-based pricing.
• Enable pay-as-you-go billing: For teams with variable usage, you can add credits as needed up to your specified spending limit. This option can be used on its own or paired with a subscription to manage occasional usage spikes.

Pay-as-you-go is available for Organization and Enterprise plans now and the Professional plan in May 2026.

After purchase, admins can manage who has access to paid AI credits from the People tab or the AI credits page in the admin dashboard.

Admin permissions by plan:

• Professional: Team admins can add credits and manage user access.
• Organization and Enterprise: Organization admins can add credits and manage user access.
• Enterprise: Billing group admins can also manage paid credit access for users in their billing group.

For more information on managing AI credits, visit our help center.