In October 2025, Figma announced the acquisition of Weavy.
Now, Weavy is being reintroduced as Figma Weave. Here are some common questions about Figma Weave and what this means for you.
What is Figma Weave?
Figma Weave is the new name for Weavy, a creative platform for AI-native media generation and editing.
Figma Weave is available today as a standalone experience at weave.figma.com.
Over time, Figma Weave will integrate into the rest of the Figma platform. We’ll let you know as that happens.
What is happening with Weavy?
Weavy has been acquired by Figma. The product and team are now Figma Weave.
To learn more, see our blog: Introducing Figma Weave: the next generation of AI-native creation at Figma
What does this mean for me as an existing Figma or Figma Weave customer?
If you are a Figma customer, your experience with Figma remains the same. If you are a Figma Weave customer, your experience with Figma Weave remains the same.
Over time, Figma Weave’s AI-native workflows will be integrated into the Figma platform. For now, users on paid Figma plans can run Weave tools in Figma Design.
We’ll share more information about further integration plans as soon as we can.
When will Figma Weave be available in Figma?
Weave tools are available in Figma Design for users on paid plans. You can browse and run these AI-powered tools on images in your files without leaving Figma. You can use tools built by Figma and tools published by the Figma Community.
Learn how to use Weave tools in Figma.
Figma Weave users can also publish your own Weave tools to the Figma Community, which makes them available to run in Figma Design. You publish tools from Figma Weave, not from Figma Design. Learn how to publish a tool in the Figma Weave help center.
Additionally, you can explore Figma Weave workflows from Figma’s community page. These are pre-built workflows to help get you started in Figma Weave quickly. They will redirect you to a Figma Weave file.
Otherwise, Figma and Figma Weave remain separate products at this time—you still need a Figma Weave account to use the full Figma Weave platform. You can go to weave.figma.com and create an account for free. Learn more about using the Figma Weave platform from the Figma Weave help center.
How can I get started with Figma Weave?
You can start using Figma Weave today by signing up at weave.figma.com. If you have an existing Figma account, you can use your Figma login credentials for your Figma Weave account.
To help you get started, explore Figma Weave workflows directly on Figma’s community page.
These are pre-built workflows you can use to get started quickly. When you select a Figma Weave community file, you will be redirected to Figma Weave where you can duplicate the file to your Figma Weave account and start exploring.
These files let you:
- Duplicate proven workflows into your workspace
- Learn how workflows are structured
- Customize them for your own creative needs
Learn more about using the Figma Weave platform from the Figma Weave help center.
What are best practices for using Figma Weave? How can I learn more?
Figma Weave is designed to help you build and scale creative workflows with AI.
For a deeper guide, check out our blog post on getting started with Figma Weave workflows, which walks through real examples and best practices: Turning prompts into five scalable workflows with Figma Weave
Additionally, check out the Figma Weave help center or Figma Weave Youtube channel to learn more.
What is the Figma node in Figma Weave?
The Figma node is a node type in Figma Weave that brings a frame from a Figma Design file into a Weave workflow.
The Figma node is useful when you need several versions of the same design. Because the frame keeps the fonts, colors, and styles from your Figma file, the results stay on brand without rebuilding the design in Weave.
You choose which layers Weave can change, and the rest stays unchanged.
Note: The Figma node lives in Figma Weave, not in Figma Design. To use it, you need a Figma Weave account and a Figma account. You can connect your Figma account to your Figma Weave account from Settings > Profile > Linked accounts in Figma Weave.
Here’s how it works:
- Copy a frame in Figma Design and paste it into a Weave workflow. Weave creates a Figma node containing a copy of that frame. Your original file isn't changed.
- In Figma Weave, add a text or image input to the node and connect it to a layer inside the frame. When the workflow runs, that layer's content updates.
- To push the updates from Figma Weave back to Figma Design, select Connect on the Figma node in the Weave file. You can also choose to push updates from Figma back to Figma Weave.
Learn more in the Figma node help article.
Are you sharing my data (AI training) or PII with Figma Weave?
No. Your personal data and any content used for AI features are not shared across platforms. We remain committed to privacy and data security—and will continue to be transparent about how data is used as we bring the platforms closer together.
Why do I have to pay for both Figma and Figma Weave?
For now, Figma and Figma Weave are separate products with separate billing. We understand that’s not the most seamless setup. Over time, Figma Weave will be available directly within the Figma platform—but not yet.
Will Figma Weave use my Figma AI credits?
No. Right now, Figma Weave AI credits and Figma AI credits are separate.
Because Figma Weave is not yet integrated into the Figma platform, each product manages its own AI usage and billing independently. Actions in Figma Weave consume Figma Weave credits, and actions in Figma consume Figma AI credits.
We’ll share more details about how credits may work in the future as integration progresses.
Note: Weave tools in Figma are in open beta. They are free to use during the beta, so AI credits are not consumed for any prompts or actions. This allows you to explore and experiment without worrying about credit usage. Once Weave tools in Figma become generally available, Figma AI credit usage will apply.
How much will Figma Weave cost and what seats and plans will Figma Weave be available to?
We haven’t made any pricing changes yet. We’re still learning from users and figuring out how Figma Weave fits best within Figma’s plans. Expect more updates as we define our longer-term plans over the next year.