Figma

Figma Review: AI Collaborative Design PlatformFigma is a cloud collaborative design platform. The company is independent: its ~$20B merger with Adobe was terminated for regulatory reasons in December 2023 (Figma received a $1B breakup fee), and it went public on the NYSE on 2025/7/31 (about a $15B valuation). On AI, it launched Figma Make (prompt-to-interactive-design) and Code to Canvas (February 2026, integrating Anthropic's Claude to push code back into designs). Compiled from official and public sources; specs and pricing per the official site and subject to change (verified 2026-06-06).Core featuresCollaborative design: real-time multi-user design and prototyping, a common industry standard. Figma Make: generate interactive prototypes/designs from a prompt. Dev/Code integration: developer handoff and Code-to-Canvas interplay between code and design. AI assist: auto layer naming, design suggestions and style generation.ExperienceRuns in the browser with smooth team collaboration; feature-rich, with a learning curve for advanced features.PricingPer-seat subscription (USD): Starter free, Professional $16/full seat (Dev $12 / Collab $3), Organization $55/seat, Enterprise $90/seat (each with monthly AI credits). Pricing per the official site; currency varies by region and is subject to change (figma.com/pricing).Who it's forUI/UX designers, product teams and organizations needing design–development collaboration.Bottom lineFigma excels at collaborative design and, post-IPO, stays independent while expanding AI (Figma Make, Code to Canvas); it's per-seat priced. Confirm exact features and pricing on the official site.