- Sep 17, 2025
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New: Publish Makes and Sites internally
Organizations on the Make/Site feature can publish previews restricted to internal audiences, letting internal members view published content while keeping the underlying source inaccessible. External guests cannot access it, helping protect IP.
Users on Organization and Enterprise plans can now restrict a published Make or Site to an internal audience. This allows them to share a published preview without exposing the underlying source file, while keeping sensitive IP securely within the organization.
If a file is published internally:
- Any member of your organization can view it
- Guests and anyone outside your organization cannot access it
Learn more in our help center
- Sep 17, 2025
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Attach images as references for your AI image prompts
You can now attach up to 6 reference images when prompting AI to make or edit an image. This can help match brand style, add specific objects, or create similar images based on existing assets.
- Sep 17, 2025
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Enhanced Contrast Mode
New enhanced contrast toggle makes the Figma UI easier to read with higher contrast text, buttons, outlines, and selection, aligned with WCAG AA standards.
Learn more about enhanced contrast.
- Sep 16, 2025
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New alpha: Prompt to edit your designs
Figma Design launches AI-powered layer editing via written prompts. Users can bulk edit frames, insert or replace images/text, resize for mobile, create light/dark mode variations, and generate new UI components from scratch. Early access invites are open, limited to 5,000 paid-plan users to test and shape development.
Use cases include:
- Bulk editing: Redesign multiple frames or layers at once
- Adding content: Insert or replace images and text
- Resizing: Quickly generate a mobile version
- Creating variations: Create a light mode and a dark mode
- Creating new UI: Generate a new card component from scratch
We're inviting users to test this feature early and help shape its development. Apply to join the alpha. Limited to 5,000 users on paid plans.
- Sep 15, 2025
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Snap to midpoint for variable width stroke
Figma Draw adds a smarter midpoint snap for variable width strokes. Hover over a path with the width point tool to see and snap to segment midpoints, even between two points. Snapping can be toggled by holding Control while dragging or turned off in Preferences.
We’re making it easier to find and snap to midpoints while using variable width strokes in Figma Draw.
When you hover with the width point tool, it’ll now hint at the midpoint of that segment so you can snap to the middle of two points (or even between two points themselves).
Not into snapping? Hold Control while dragging width points along a path, or head to Preferences to turn it off.
Learn more.
- Sep 12, 2025
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New Apple UI kits
We’ve added three new Apple UI kits, watchOS, macOS, and visionOS, to help you design across even more surfaces. The kits are off by default, giving you the flexibility to switch them on only when you need them.
- Sep 10, 2025
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Hit the ground running faster with Make templates
A new Make feature lets you create and publish Figma Make templates to represent real product experiences, enable sandbox experimentation, and explore design directions. Publishing shares an exact replica of a Make file with guidelines and styling context, no AI credits needed.
Explore ideas and riff on product flows with templates in Figma Make. Create an accurate representation of an existing product experience, then replicate it as a sandbox to experiment with design directions, new feature ideas, growth campaigns, and more.
How it works
- Create a polished representation of an existing product experience in Figma Make
- Specify what elements of the template can change with further prompting
- Publish the template to your team or organization
Applying a template generates an exact replica of a Make file, including guidelines and styling context, without using AI credits to get to that starting point.
Learn more about Make templates
- Sep 9, 2025
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Easily find Community and internal resources in the file browser
The file browser gets a Community tab (replacing Templates & Tools) for quick access to public Community templates and plugins. A new Resources tab in your team space helps you discover internal templates published by teammates. Learn more.
The Community tab is back in the file browser, replacing the previous Templates & Tools tab, for easier access to your favorite public Community templates, plugins, and more. Now you can also easily discover internal templates published by your teammates with the new Resources tab in the file browser under your team space. Learn more
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