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Publish Weave Tools to the Figma Community
Figma is enabling users to publish generative AI workflows built in Weave to the Figma Community for others to use directly on the design canvas.
What: The new 'Figma node' allows designers to connect Figma frames as inputs for Weave workflows, enabling automated creation of campaign variations and localized assets. While outputs like video can be published, only image and vector generation work inside Figma Design.
Why it matters: This move turns Figma into a platform for sharing programmable design automation, shifting the focus from static asset creation to building reproducible generative design systems.
Takeaway: If you use Figma Weave, check the Figma Community browser to import existing automated workflows for image and vector generation.
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Create on-brand content with your Figma designs in Weave workflows
Starting today, Figma node lets you connect the designs you’ve already created in Figma Design directly to your Figma Weave workflows.
With Figma node, you can:
- Connect any Figma frame to your Weave workflow: Copy a frame from Figma Design, paste it into Figma Weave, and it becomes a node in your workflow.
- Choose what can change: Select the text and image layers you want to use as workflow inputs, while keeping the original fonts, layout, and styling intact.
- Create new assets at scale: Use your existing Figma designs and brand materials to make campaign variations, localized assets, new visuals, and videos.
- Sync every connected asset with Figma: Bring changes from the original Figma design into Weave to keep every connected asset up to date.
Figma node is available now, connecting your Figma and Weave canvases in one creative flow.
See it in action with a ready-made workflow.
Want to build your own? Watch the tutorial.
For setup details, read the Figma node guide.
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