Release Notes

Claude Code to Figma lets you capture web pages, states, and flows built in Claude Code and bring them directly onto the Figma canvas as editable frames.

What runs in your browser — whether from localhost, staging, or production — can now become a starting point for exploration in Figma. Once captured, each screen is fully editable. You can reorganize layouts, compare alternatives side by side, annotate decisions, and refine direction before moving forward.

This helps you:

• Explore multiple approaches without rewriting code
• Compare flows and states in one place
• Share work for feedback without requiring a local setup
• Move from implementation to exploration — and back again

Ideas already move from canvas to production through the Figma MCP server. With Claude Code to Figma, that path is now two-way.

You can learn more about using this feature in our developer docs

You can now switch between AI models directly from the prompt box in Make. Starting today, Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Claude Opus 4.6 are available to use in Make.

The new tab menu replaces the three dot menu to make it easier to find and manage open files when your tab bar fills up. Available in the latest versions of the macOS and Windows desktop apps.

• View all open and recently closed tabs across windows in one readable list
• Scan full file names, reopen recently closed tabs, and close unused tabs directly from the tab menu

Learn more about the tab menu.

Local data hosting helps teams meet regional data residency and compliance requirements without changing how they collaborate in Figma.

What’s included

• File data for Figma Design, FigJam, Slides, Sites, Buzz, and Make is stored in the selected region.
• Data remains within the chosen geography, backed by Figma’s existing security and reliability standards.

Once you’ve installed and authorized a Make connector, just hit @ in your Make file and start typing the connector name to pull external context directly into your prototype.

You can now bulk share resources like files, projects and teams with user groups.

• Share content with a user group directly from the share modal.
• Everyone in the group gets access automatically, including new members added later.
• Mention a user group using @Group name in comments and FigJam to notify everyone in that group at once.

Turn static images into editable vectors with a new AI image tool, Vectorize. Bring hand-drawn sketches, old PNG icons, real-world textures, and more onto the canvas. Then recolor, scale, and refine them to create more expressive designs.

To get started, select an image on the canvas and click “Vectorize” in the AI image editing toolbar or in the Actions menu in Figma Design or Draw.

Learn more about this new feature.

Starting today, Org Admins of plans with the Governance+ Add-on can set removal dates on specific guests, which will cause the guest to automatically be removed on said date. Additionally, Org Admins can also set a policy that causes all new guests who join the plan after the policy is set to be automatically removed X days after they join.