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By the toolist.ai editors. Researched from Figma Make's own pages and hands-on tests published by others, not hands-on tested by toolist.ai. Updated November 3, 2026.

Figma Make review: pricing, features and what testers found

Figma Make is Figma's prompt-to-app builder: describe an app, site or prototype, or start from a Figma design, and it writes working code you can edit by chat, by clicking the preview or in code, then publish. It is not sold on its own but comes with a Figma seat: free to try on Starter with 500 AI credits a month, and in full with a Full seat from $20 a month ($16 billed yearly).

Our take

Researched from public sources, not hands-on tested by toolist.ai. Figma Make is not a standalone product: it is part of a Figma seat, free to try on Starter with 500 AI credits a month and included in full with a Full seat, which costs $20 a month on Professional ($16 billed yearly). It suits designers and product teams already working in Figma who want a working, code-backed prototype from a prompt or an existing design. XDA's Nolen Jonker gave Make, Replit and Claude Design the same prompt in May 2026 and named Make the clear winner for UI design, while saying someone with no design skills launching a product would do better with Replit or Claude. HostAdvice's Walter Akolo, whose page links to Figma through its own tracked redirect, got a multi-screen app with simulated data in eight minutes on the free plan, and said Lovable gets you to a deployed, data-connected app faster if you are not already paying for Figma; XDA's Mahnoor Faisal found Make's exported code messy. The catch is cost: credits are shared with all of Figma's AI features, Figma says it cannot predict a prompt's credit use before it runs, and its own approximate example puts a new app from scratch at about 100 credits or more, so by our arithmetic Starter's 500 credits a month would pay for no more than about five such builds, fewer once follow-up prompts are counted.

Based on Figma Make's published plans and the hands-on tests linked below, not on a test of our own.

Good for

  • Designers who want a clickable, code-backed version of screens they already drew in Figma, then copy it back to the canvas to polish
  • Teams already paying for Figma Full seats, for whom Make adds no separate subscription
  • Trying AI app building for free: Starter includes Make, plan mode, backends and publishing through the Figma Community
  • Product teams that want generated apps to follow their design system, through team libraries and Make kits on paid plans

Watch out for

  • Make is not sold on its own. It comes with a Figma seat, and only a Full seat ($20 a month on Professional, $16 billed yearly) includes it in full; Dev, Collab and View seats can try Make in drafts only and cannot share or publish their Make files.
  • Credit use is hard to predict. Figma says it cannot know how many credits a prompt will use until it has run; its examples with the default model (as of February 2026) are about 30 or more credits to change a font, about 75 or more to make an attached design interactive and about 100 or more to generate an app from scratch. Plan mode is charged separately from the build that follows and can cost more, other models may use substantially more credits, conversation mode uses credits and undo does not refund them; Auto fix and Fix for me are free.
  • Seat credits reset monthly, do not roll over and are shared with all of Figma's AI features, including the Figma agent in Figma Design and the Weave tools since October 6, 2026. Our own arithmetic on Figma's approximate from-scratch example (about 100 or more credits with its February 2026 default model), not a Figma figure: Starter's 500 credits a month (150 a day) would cover no more than about five new apps and a Professional Full seat's 3,000 no more than about thirty, before any follow-up prompts; real use varies with the model, the prompt and the context attached. More credits come as add-ons whose rates Figma shows only in the admin dashboard.
  • Organization ($55 a Full seat a month) and Enterprise ($90) are billed annually only, Enterprise is sold through sales, and downgrading or cancelling either means contacting Figma rather than using the admin dashboard (its sales team, by the pricing page; its support team, by the help center). Figma subscriptions are non-refundable, and Professional seats added during an annual term are billed monthly at the monthly price.
  • Content training on your team's files is on by default on Starter and Professional until an admin turns it off; it is off on Organization and Enterprise.
  • The cheaper credit use on Gemini 4 Argon and Gemini 3.8 Flash is a promotion that ends on November 30 and December 31, 2026; after that each model uses more credits.
  • Generated apps need work before production: HostAdvice's Walter Akolo got simulated data and backend connections still to configure, and XDA's Mahnoor Faisal had Claude Code untangle 8,000 lines of absolutely positioned layout in a Make export. The tests are thin on paid plans: two of the three used the free Starter plan and the third names no plan.

What Figma Make does

Price

Free plan: Starter includes Figma Make with 500 AI credits a month (at most 150 a day), shared with Figma's other AI features. You can prompt, attach designs, use plan mode, add a Supabase or Payload backend, and publish to the web only by also publishing to the Figma Community; team-library style context, Make kits, templates, password protection, copying a preview as design layers and custom MCP connectors need a paid plan. Content training on your team's files is on by default.

PlanBilled monthlyBilled yearly, per monthIncludes
Starter free not listed 500 AI credits a month (at most 150 a day) for all Figma AI, Make included; prompt, attach designs, plan mode, Supabase and Payload backends, environment variables, images and files, Make on mobile; no limit on Make files; publishing to the public web only alongside publishing to the Figma Community
Professional (Full seat) $20 $16 Make in full with 3,000 AI credits a month: sharing and publishing with password protection and up to 10 custom domains (shared with Figma Sites), team-library style context, Make connectors, Make kits, templates and copy as design layers; Dev seats ($15, or $12 billed yearly) and Collab seats ($5, or $3) get 500 credits and Make in drafts only
Organization (Full seat) not listed $55 Billed annually only, self-serve: 3,500 AI credits a month per Full seat, publishing custom Make connectors for the organization, the option to publish apps to an internal audience only, as many custom domains as needed and content training off; Dev seats $25 and Collab seats $5 a month with 500 credits
Enterprise (Full seat) not listed $90 Billed annually only, through sales: 4,250 AI credits a month per Full seat and the same Make features as Organization in the pricing table; Dev seats $35 and Collab seats $5 a month with 500 credits

Prices last checked: 2026-11-03 on Figma Make's pricing page. Full breakdown: Figma Make pricing.

Price history

No price change since we first recorded these prices on November 3, 2026. We re-check them every week and list each change here.

What hands-on testers found

We have not tested Figma Make ourselves. These are the published tests we found that used it hands-on, newest first; follow the links for the full reviews.

HostAdvice · Walter Akolo · updated September 8, 2026

What they tested: Figma Make on the free Starter plan in Build mode, given one long prompt for a property-management platform with landlord, tenant and admin roles; the review shows Akolo's own screenshots, build times and version history. First published June 29, 2026 and updated September 8, 2026; the models it lists (Claude Sonnet 4.6, Gemini 3 Flash, Gemini 3.1 Pro, GPT-5.5) are no longer the ones Figma offers. Tied: every link to Figma Make goes through HostAdvice's own tracked redirect (hostadvice.com/go/host/375668/, rel=nofollow), as do its links to Lovable.

  • The first build took eight minutes and produced a multi-screen app with three separately scoped roles, a Stripe payment interface, charts and an admin console, but all its data was simulated and the backend still needed configuring.
  • The first build came with a '10+ warnings' banner; one click on Fix for me resolved them, and the cycle from first build to a clean console took 13 minutes.
  • Publishing put the app at a figma.site address with no Figma branding; a custom domain needs a paid plan.
  • Akolo found the free monthly credits run out fast, and said Lovable gets you to a deployed, data-connected app faster if you are not already on a paid Figma plan.

Their score: 9.6 out of 10 overall

XDA · Mahnoor Faisal · June 29, 2026

What they tested: A narrow test, mainly about Figma's Chrome extension: she captured XDA's homepage into Figma as editable layers, sent the frame to Figma Make with Send to Figma Make, and downloaded the resulting code bundle to open in Claude Code. She does not name her plan or model or describe further prompting in Make. The page has no links to figma.com (its only Figma link is to a post on X) and no affiliate or sponsored marking.

  • Starting Make from a captured real page meant the model built from an actual layout rather than from a vague description.
  • The exported code was messy: she had Claude Code untangle 8,000 lines of absolutely positioned layout.
  • She saw it as a good starting point but a messy first draft, worth it mainly for skipping the blank prompt.

XDA · Nolen Jonker · May 12, 2026

What they tested: Figma Make on the free Starter plan, given the same prompt as Replit and Claude Design: a music and mood tracker app with set colors, typography, emojis, a gradient and a calm feel, followed by change requests in chat; the article shows Jonker's own screenshots of each result. The text names no model and counts no credits; the screenshots show the file on the Free plan with the Default model selected. It was published on May 12, 2026, about six months before this research. The Internet Archive's copy of Figma's pricing page from May 9, 2026 shows the same plans, yearly-billed prices and AI credits as today, but Figma's model list has changed since (the archived model page of June 11, 2026 lists other models) and its credit table is dated October 15, 2026. Its only link to Figma is a plain text link to figma.com/make, with no affiliate or sponsored marking.

  • Make's first attempt got the color palette, layout and spacing right and handled typography well; Jonker rated its layout the best of the three.
  • It took instructions very literally: asked for minimalist emojis in place of busy phone-style ones, it returned plain colored shapes, and only a request for line art gave the look Jonker wanted.
  • Font and contrast changes came back in seconds, and the result can be moved into Figma's design space for manual edits.
  • Jonker named Make the clear winner for UI design and the pick for designers speeding up their workflow, but said Replit or Claude Design suit someone launching a product with no design skills.

What users say

Test result

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