Figma Make, built by Figma, founded in 2012 by Dylan Field and Evan Wallace, lets designers publish functional prototypes and web apps as live URLs directly from Figma files, and share Make files with AI coding agents to carry prototypes through toward production rather than handing off static mockups alone.
That prototype-to-production bridge sits inside Figma's existing plan structure rather than selling as a standalone product: access follows from a Figma seat, with an AI credit system introduced in 2026 governing usage, enforced starting March 2026 with pay-as-you-go credits available at $0.03 each starting in the second quarter.
Figma's Professional plan runs $12 a seat monthly billed annually, with Make access layered on top through the credit system rather than a separate subscription. For a designer who wants to turn a Figma file into a working prototype or production-ready code without switching to a separate tool, Figma Make's in-platform bridge addresses that directly.
