Figma has a number of features under development that are available to users in beta. In this article, find out which beta features are available, what they are, and how to access each one.
Note: Beta features can change during the beta period. You may experience bugs or performance issues during this time.
Code layers in Figma DesignOpen beta
Who can use this feature
Starter, Professional, Education (not K-12), Organization, and Enterprise plans
Requires edit access to the file
A code layer is an interactive prototype backed by running code that sits directly on the canvas. With code layers in Figma Design, you can: Code layers can be created in any Figma design file. There are a few ways to get started with code layers:
- Start from scratch: Add an empty code layer on the canvas and prompt the agent to build
- Connect a GitHub repo: Clone a connected GitHub repo to build on top of an existing frontend codebase
- Upload a local folder: Import your code files directly from your computer
- Start with designs: Select design frames on the canvas, and prompt the agent to turn them into a code layer
- Capture code from your webpage: Use the Figma extension to copy code and paste it onto the canvas as a code layer
Learn about code layers in Figma.
Figma SpecsOpen beta
Who can use this feature
Starter, Professional, Education, Organization, and Enterprise plans
Requires edit access to the file
Specs is a multiplayer, Markdown editor for documenting and sharing intent with your team and agents. You can create a Spec file, or insert a new Spec directly onto the Figma Design canvas or FigJam boards to use alongside your designs and code to capture and codify decisions.
To create a new Spec file, navigate to the file browser and click Spec at the top.
You can also type figma.com/spec/new in your browser to create a new Spec file.
Figma MotionOpen beta
Who can use this feature
Starter, Professional, Education, Organization, and Enterprise plans
Requires a Full seat
Requires edit access to the file
Create production-ready animations directly in your design files with Figma Motion.
- Animate your designs: Quickly add motion with preset animations, or build your motion from the ground up with keyframes.
- Fine-tune your motion: Use easing curves and spring animations to shape how your motion feels.
- Generate a first pass with the Figma agent: Describe the motion you want and let Figma agent add keyframes to the timeline. Then refine the details manually or keep prompting until the motion is just right.
- Build your motion system: Maintain consistency across your motion system with timing and easing variables and animated components.
- Ship your animations: Use the read-only timeline in Dev Mode to inspect animations at full fidelity, then copy code into CSS, JSON, or React. Or send animation context to your coding tools via the Figma MCP server.
Learn more about Figma Motion.
New to motion design? Check out the Motion design fundamentals collection to learn the principles behind effective motion design and gain hands-on practice creating animations.
Frequently asked questions
When will I get access to Figma Motion?
Figma Motion is rolling out gradually on June 24, 2026. If you don't see it in your account yet, check back soon!
Who can access Figma Motion?
Figma Motion is available on all plans in Open beta. You can access Figma Motion in any design file you have can edit access to by switching the toolbar toggle to Motion.
Publishing animated components, generating animations with the Figma agent, and high-resolution video exports require a Full seat on a paid plan.
Figma Motion is not available on Figma for Government plans.
Does Figma Motion consume AI credits?
Figma Motion doesn't use AI credits directly, but using the Figma agent to create motion will use AI credits in the future. Currently, while the Figma agent is in beta, it does not use AI credits. Once the agent is generally available, standard AI credit usage will apply. Manually editing agent-created motion never consumes credits.
Organization admins can download a CSV to view usage data for Figma agent in Figma Design—as well as some other AI features in beta—in order to understand trends ahead of the feature moving into general availability. Learn how to view credit usage for AI features in beta.
What export formats does Motion support? Do you plan on supporting more in the future?
Export Figma Motion files as MP4, GIF, WEBM, or Animated SVG. We will introduce additional formats in the future, including Lottie.
Figma Buzz Open beta
Who can use this feature
Starter, Professional, Education, Organization, and Enterprise plans
While in beta, Figma Buzz is available on all seat types.
Figma Buzz enables brand designers to build workflows for marketers to create campaigns confidently and move at the pace of their ideas—all within Figma. Use Figma Buzz to make assets such as social media posts, digital ads, event materials, and more.
- Publish templates: Copy and paste from Figma Design to Figma Buzz, make necessary tweaks in design mode, and publish in buzz for your peers to easily access and use.
- Controlled editing: Teams can edit select sections within published templates, ensuring they are always staying on brand.
- Freeform editing: Select a template, start from scratch, or use a custom size to create exactly what you need. Riff and refine with design tools in a simplified editor.
- Creation at scale: Quickly create and edit thousands of assets at once. See them all in one view, regardless of size.
Figma Buzz FAQ
Figma Buzz is available on Education plan accounts.
Figma Buzz is not available on Figma for Government.
Yes, AI features are available in Figma Buzz.
See a list of AI features available in Figma Buzz.
As an admin, you can choose to disable access to AI features for your team or organization.
Figma Sites Open beta
Who can use this feature
Starter, Professional, Education, Organization, and Enterprise plans
Requires a Full seat to edit and publish sites
Publishing a site to a live domain requires a Professional, Education, Organization, or Enterprise plan. People with Dev, Collab, or View seats can view site files.
Figma Sites is an all-in-one tool for designing, prototyping, and publishing websites. In Figma Sites, you can:
- Copy from Figma: Copy and paste your Figma designs into Figma Sites for easy migration.
- Templates: Get started with pre-designed website templates.
- Assets & blocks: Pull in your design system and premade web elements.
- Breakpoints: Layouts, text, and components can adapt for different screen sizes.
- Interactions: Apply interactions like marquee, scroll parallax, and much more with a few clicks.
- Preview & publish: See live HTML preview in canvas and publish designs straight to the web.
Figma Sites FAQ
In Figma, a user’s seat type determines which Figma products and functionalities they can access.
- In Figma Sites, a Full seat is required to edit and publish site files.
- Users with Dev, Collab, or View seats can view site files.
During the beta, we're gradually enabling publishing capabilities.
Here's what you can expect:
- Publishing is being rolled out gradually to users. You may be able to create and edit sites before you can publish them.
- If you attempt to publish and see a disabled state or a tooltip message, your account hasn't yet been enabled.
- We'll notify you directly in-product once publishing is activated for your account.
If you currently can't publish your site, it may not have rolled out to your account yet. Or, if you’re on the Organization or Enterprise plan, your admin may have turned off publishing capabilities for your organization. Learn more about managing site publishing for an organization.
By default, anyone with a Full seat can publish a site to the web using Figma Sites. On the Organization and Enterprise plans, organization admins have the ability to disable site publishing to align with their company’s information security practices.
Learn more about managing web publishing for an organization.
There are no limits on published websites.
Yes, Figma Sites supports custom site domains. Organization and Enterprise plans can set up unlimited custom domains, and Professional plans can set up 10 custom domains free of charge through 2025.
Figma Sites is not currently available for Figma for Government accounts.
Figma Sites is available for Figma for Education accounts.
While in beta, Figma Sites is available to all paid plans. Go to figma.com/pricing-faq to learn more.
Figma is not responsible for content that is published from Figma Sites. Published sites are accessible to anyone on the public web, and you are responsible for complying with any regulations or laws that apply to your content or any data you collect from visitors to your published sites. If you're unsure about what those obligations are or how to comply with them, please consult a lawyer.
Figma reserves the right to remove any published content that is reported and determined to violate Figma’s Acceptable Use Policy.
Desktop app Open beta
Figma has a beta version of the desktop app available.
By using the beta version of the app, you're helping Figma test bug fixes and performance improvements, before we release them to the general public. The beta version does not give you access to features Figma hasn't released yet.
You can install and use the Figma desktop app and the beta version at the same time. Both versions of the desktop app will offer the same core features and functionality.
Learn how to download the beta version of the desktop app.
Agent in FigJam and Figma Slides Closed beta
Who can use this feature
Professional, Education (not K-12), Organization, and Enterprise plans
Requires edit access to the file
The agent in FigJam and Figma Slides is rolling out gradually to a limited number of people.
The agent in FigJam and Figma Slides helps your team ideate, present, and align on what to build, when you’re building faster than ever.
Use the agent to:
- Use FigJam to capture team inputs and then ask the agent to turn the board into slides for a product review to get quick approvals
- Leverage the agent to help visualize complex systems and architecture in a way that is more easily understood by the rest of the team
- Turn a brainstorm in FigJam into actionable next steps. Use connectors to get these next steps captured as tickets in your preferred task management software
Figma Make in your local codebase Closed beta
Who can use this feature
Professional, Organization, and Enterprise plans
Requires the Figma Beta desktop app for Mac and a codebase hosted in a Git repository
Make in your local codebase is rolling out gradually to accepted participants.
Figma Make in your local codebase lets you connect a Git repository and edit the running app directly inside Make. Your app opens with real data, and you can change the UI by adjusting properties in a panel, annotating elements, or describing changes in chat. The agent updates the code, and when you're ready, you can create a branch and open a pull request without leaving Figma.
Use Make in your local codebase to:
- Open a local repository or clone one from GitHub and see your live app with real data
- Adjust layouts, colors, fonts, and spacing on selected elements with the editing panel
- Annotate specific elements to describe changes in context, and stack annotations to queue several changes at once
- Chat with the agent to describe code changes in plain language
- Create branches, make local commits, and open pull requests for your engineering team to review