AI features across the Figma platform help teams riff, refine, and ship faster than ever. Figma’s AI features use a credit system. To ensure everyone can try these features, AI credits are included with every seat on every plan.
In this article, you’ll learn:
- How seat credit limits vary by plan — Learn what AI credits are and how many credits each seat type includes.
- How credit consumption works — See an estimate of how many credits each AI feature uses and what factors affect usage.
- How to track your individual credit usage — View your remaining credits and reset date.
Note: If you’re an admin and want to track usage across your team or purchase additional AI credits, see Manage AI credits.
AI credits by plan and seat
AI credits are used to run AI actions in Figma, including tools like Figma Make, AI image editing, and AI-powered workflows across the platform.
Every seat in Figma includes AI credits. The number of AI credits and what features you can use them with depends on your plan and seat type.
Seat credits:
- Are assigned to an individual user
- Reset monthly
- Don’t roll over
- Can’t be shared or transferred to other users
Credits do not represent legal tender, currency, or stored value, and are not redeemable for monetary value. They can only be used for Figma AI features.
| Starter plan* | Professional plan | Organization plan | Enterprise plan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full seats | 500 credits per month | 3,000 credits per month | 3,500 credits per month | 4,250 credits per month |
| Dev, Collab, and View* seats | 500 credits per month | 500 credits per month | 500 credits per month |
*Starter plan users or users with a View seat also have a daily limit of 150 credits. If you reach your daily limit, you can continue using AI features the following day.
Note: Figma for Education and Figma for Government plans have additional plan-specific considerations for how AI credits are allocated and purchased:
A note on credit limits
Full seat credit limits were enforced starting March 18, 2026.
Credits did not reset on March 18. Any AI usage earlier in the current usage period still counts toward that seat’s monthly credit limit.
- This means that if a Full seat user had already exceeded their limit by March 18, they may be unable to use additional paid AI features until their credits reset or additional credits are available to the plan.
- Users can view their reset date at any time.
Usage above the monthly limit prior to March 18 will not be billed retroactively. Only AI usage after March 18 may draw from additional purchased credits, if they are available.
Credit consumption
Each time you run an AI action, it consumes a number of credits based on factors such as the type of AI action, complexity of your request, and the model used.
AI credit consumption by feature
For AI image features like background removal, resolution enhancement, or image generation, credit usage is fixed. If multiple models are available, you can choose which one to use. Some models consume more credits but produce higher-quality images, while others are optimized to use fewer credits.
For agentic AI features like Figma Make, credit usage varies. See Understanding credit consumption for agentic AI features for more details.
| AI feature | Credits per use |
|---|---|
| AI search | Free |
| Rename layers | Free |
| Summarize stickies, Cluster stickies, Update visual (FigJam) | Free |
| Generate templates and diagrams (FigJam) | 2-24 per prompt |
| Remove background | 1-5 per image |
| Vectorize image | 2-5 per image |
| Boost image resolution | 5-10 per image |
| Erase object | 5-10 per image |
| Isolate object | 5-10 per image |
| Expand image | 5-10 per image |
| Make image | 5 per image for GPT Image 1 Mini 8 per image for Gemini 2.5 8 per image for Google Imagen 4 8 per image for GPT Image 1.5 25 per image for Gemini 3 Pro |
| Edit image | 5 per image for GPT Image 1 Mini 8 per image for Gemini 2.5 8 per image for GPT Image 1.5 25 per image for Gemini 3 Pro |
| First Draft | 20 credits per use |
| Make prototype | 20 credits per use |
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Generate Figma files in ChatGPT for Figma Slides and Figma Buzz
(Generating FigJam files in ChatGPT does not consume credits at this time) |
Varies (see agentic AI examples below) |
| Figma Make | Varies (see agentic AI examples below) |
| *These are the credit consumption rates as of March 18, 2026. Costs for each feature may change as models are optimized or new models become available. | |
Note: As Figma launches more AI features, we’ll add them to this page once they have an associated cost.
Credit consumption for Weavy is managed separately and does not factor into your AI credit balance in Figma. Learn more about Figma and Weavy.
Understanding credit consumption for agentic AI features
For agentic AI features like Figma Make, credit consumption varies based on the underlying model, the complexity of the task, and the context materials that the model is given to reference to complete the task successfully.
Agentic AI features run on underlying language models. Figma sets pricing for both the model and the feature it’s used in based on factors like the model’s cost to Figma, the value it provides to customers, and the consumption patterns of that model. If more than one model is available, like in Figma Make, you can choose which model to use. Some models consume significantly more credits than others.
Task complexity can also impact credit usage. Each time you prompt, the model decides which actions it will take to complete the task. A more complex prompt will result in more actions, which increases the amount of credits consumed.
Referencing context like attached files or design libraries requires additional processing. Credit consumption increases as the size or complexity of those materials grows.
Examples by agentic AI feature
Note: Due to the non-deterministic nature of AI models, all credit consumption example figures should be considered approximate. Credit consumption may vary, and general approximations may evolve over time.
Use the examples below to get a general sense of potential credit usage. Your own usage history will provide the most accurate estimate of expected credit consumption.
The credit consumption examples below are calculated using our default model as of February of 2026. Other models are available in Figma Make, each with their own varying underlying pricing structure based on complexity of the task. For example, Claude Opus 4.6 is a powerful model that uses significantly more credits compared to other models.
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Example task: Change the font
- Action the AI may take: Updates fonts
- Approximate credit consumption: Approximately 30+ credits. Larger, more complex applications will consume more credits.
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Example task: Make
the
attached
design interactive
- Action the AI may take: Adds interactivity between screens and components, applies transitions and animations
- Approximate credit consumption: Approximately 75+ credits.
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Example task: Generate
an
app from scratch
- Action the AI may take: Creates a layout and visual theme, generates placeholder content and imagery, adds interactivity, sets up a backend with key value storage
- Approximate credit consumption: Approximately 100+ credits. Applications with more complex logic or interactivity require more tasks to be completed, which results in higher credit usage.
When you generate Figma Slides or Figma Buzz files through ChatGPT, Figma AI credits are consumed. After a Slides or Buzz file is generated in ChatGPT, you can see how many AI credits were consumed.
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Example task: Generate a Figma Slides presentation
- Approximate credit consumption: 28-72+ credits. Larger, image-heavy decks consume more credits.
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Example task: Generate a Figma Buzz asset
- Approximate credit consumption: 38-120+ credits. More complex, image-heavy assets consume more credits.
Generating FigJam diagrams through ChatGPT does not consume Figma AI credits at this time.
Managing your credit consumption for agentic AI features
There are three main ways to manage credit consumption when using agentic AI features:
- Model selection: For features that let you choose between models, the model you use can impact your credit usage. Each model in Figma Make has its own pricing. For example, Claude Opus 4.6 is a more powerful model and uses significantly more credits than the default model. You can switch which model you’re using as you use Figma Make.
- Task difficulty: More complex requests typically require more processing and use more credits. Longer or more detailed prompts can lead to additional actions being taken, which can increase credit consumption. In some cases, even a short prompt may use more credits if the task itself is demanding, such as making changes across a large or intricate file.
- Context materials: Providing context can help get the output that you want, but it can also increase credit usage. In general, using more context materials or context that requires more processing—such as attached files or design libraries—will consume more credits.
Understand your own unique use of agentic AI features
Because the model determines what actions it needs to perform to complete a task, we can’t predict exactly how many credits a request will use in advance.
After a task completes, you can see how many AI credits were consumed for that feature by hovering over the AI credits icon below the completed prompt.
Track how many credits you have left
An individual can view how many seat credits they have left at any time.
- Open the Main menu in any file.
- Select the AI balance option to see how many credits you’ve used, how many credits you have remaining, and when they’ll reset.
Note: Admins can track credit usage across their teams from the admin dashboard.
What happens when you run out of credits
When you’re out of credits, you’ll see an in-product message letting you know. If you have no credits, you will be unable to complete any additional AI actions.
If your admin has not yet added any additional AI credits for your team, you will have the option to request more credits. Your admin will be notified and can decide whether to add additional credits for your team.
If additional credits are added, you’ll be unblocked right away. If not, you’ll need to wait until your credits reset on the next reset date.
Note: Admins can purchase additional AI credits for their plan that can be used after users run out of seat credits.
Frequently asked questions
Figma AI uses a credit system shared across AI features and products. Every seat includes a monthly allocation of AI credits. The number of credits depends on your plan and seat type. If usage exceeds included credits, admins can purchase additional credits through subscription or pay-as-you-go billing.
Access to different AI products or features depends on your plan and seat.
- Figma Make is our prompt-to-app product. Your seat and plan determine how you can use Figma Make.
- Figma AI image, text, and workflow tools can be found across Figma’s platform and are available to paid plans only. Your seat and plan determine which Figma AI tools you can use.
Users who exceed their included credits will not be able to continue using paid AI features until their credits reset or an admin adds more. Admins can review usage and add more credits in the dashboard.
If an admin has disabled AI for your plan, you won’t be able to use AI capabilities like Figma Make or image editing tools.
Credits reset automatically. Full, Collab, and Dev seats reset monthly. View seats and Starter plan reset monthly and also have a daily limit. If you hit your daily limit, you can resume use of your remaining credits the next day. If you reach your monthly limit, your credits will refresh on your next monthly reset date.
You can see how many credits you have left and when your credits refresh from the AI balance option in the Figma menu.
No. AI credits expire monthly and do not roll over.
No. Credits are tied to a specific plan. Users with multiple plans will have separate credit allocations for each plan, and those credits don’t combine or stack.
Undoing an AI action reverts changes in your file but does not refund credits, since the task has already been processed. If a prompt fails due to a system error and no output is generated, credits are not deducted.
If you're on a View, Collab, or Dev seat, you can request an upgrade to a Full seat, which comes with a higher allocation of included credits.
Admins can also buy additional AI credits that can be used by anyone on the team or organization unless blocked by the admin.
Because the AI determines what actions it needs to perform in order to complete the task, we can’t predict exactly how many credits it will use. Once a task has completed, you can see how many credits that prompt consumed by hovering over the AI credits icon below the completed prompt.
Yes, interacting with Figma Make through conversation mode will use credits. Once a task has completed, you can see how many credits that prompt consumed by hovering over the AI credits icon below the completed prompt.
Credit consumption is calculated based on factors that can change over time, including but not limited to the underlying model, cost to Figma, work done to optimize the product for the best possible outputs, and new and evolving features and capabilities. Changes to those factors, such as a change to the underlying model to increase output quality as AI technology evolves, can change credit consumption due to increased costs to perform the action requested.