Figma

A geometric flat-art illustration centered on a dark green background, depicting security and data protection motifs. It features an arrangement of black and pastel-toned rectangular blocks, diagonal purple-and-black hatched patterns, and stylized gold keys and keyholes framing a large concentric circular lock mechanism.

Figma enterprise files can now be hosted in Japan

Screenshot of a Figma workspace titled “New Initiatives” showing nested folders and design files organized in a grid. The left sidebar lists sections like Drafts, All workspaces, Resources, and starred folders, while the main area displays folders such as “Ben’s Playground,” “Cai’s Space,” “Prototypes,” and “Team Syncs,” along with colorful project thumbnails for mobile redesign, product review decks, and research documents on a patterned background.

Nested folders land in Figma just as AI makes organization harder

Side-by-side Figma Make interface examples showing a properties panel on the left and canvas annotations on the right, with numbered callouts highlighting editable UI areas.

Figma Make adds a properties panel and canvas annotations

The Figma logo and wordmark on a vibrant blue background. The logo features a black rounded square containing colorful overlapping circles - red/orange at the top, purple on the left, cyan/blue on the right, and green at the bottom. Next to the logo is the word "Figma" in large, clean white sans-serif typography. This is the official branding for Figma, the popular collaborative design and prototyping tool.

Figma officially earns ISO 42001 certification for AI governance

Screenshot of a Figma design editor interface with a selected event card component highlighted in blue. A floating AI prompt box overlays the design, containing the instruction “Add an icon for attendees.” The interface shows event details including attendee count, duration, date, time, and location, while the prompt box includes attachment, microphone, and submit controls, illustrating AI-assisted design editing within a visual design tool.

Figma Make rolls out local code editing for real-world apps

UI design concept showing four mobile app onboarding screens for a reading app called Bookworm, displayed in a brown-themed dark mode interface with genre selection, account setup, and bookshelf features. A large overlay prompt in the center reads ‘Switch to brown color scheme and dark mode.’

Figma launches an on-canvas AI design agent for real product workflows

Figma Weave design system interface showing an interconnected moodboard with diverse imagery including geological rock formations, pink flowers, tree bark textures, desert cacti, a sunset landscape, and a sculptural head form. Colorful connecting lines in cyan, purple, and pink with circular nodes create visual relationships between the disparate images against a dark background, demonstrating design asset organization and collaboration features

Five Figma Weave workflows that supercharge AI-powered design

A dark background with colorful rounded rectangles floating around a central white search-style bar that asks “What do you want to make?” with simple icon buttons on the left and right.

Figma Make kits and attachments finally bring real context to AI prototyping

A dark terminal window labeled “earthling — zsh” sits over a pastel green Figma‑style UI mockup, showing a command that says “Build me a new component set based on my button.tsx file,” followed by a status list indicating Figma skills successfully loaded, three files read, and a button component created with 72 variants.

Figma just opened its canvas to AI agents

Abstract geometric illustration with a pink background, featuring a large mustard‑yellow asterisk‑like shape framed in orange at the center, a bright green and orange panel with yellow circles and connecting lines on the right, and a black rectangle on the left filled with colorful chevron patterns and overlaid fragments of multicolored code‑style text at the bottom.

OpenAI Codex and Figma just collapsed the design‑to‑code gap

A large black cursor arrow points to the right, riding on a diagonal trail of colorful, overlapping code snippets in bright blues, greens, reds, oranges, and purples on a light gray background, symbolizing code transforming into visual design.

Figma partners with Anthropic to bridge code and design

A screenshot of the Gmail interface showing a Google Chat conversation in the Figma space, where the Figma app has posted a notification that Ingrid commented on a design project titled “Epoch.” The preview displays multiple mobile screen mockups with UI elements, and Ingrid’s comment reads “Robin do we need desktop for this flow?” with a reply button below. The left sidebar shows shortcuts like Home, Mentions, Starred, and Direct messages, along with apps such as Figma and Google Drive.

Google Chat gets Figma integration for seamless design collaboration