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Figma announced that its code layers have entered public beta, allowing teams to explore and build code-backed prototypes on the canvas. Figma also listed how six teams—Superside, Dell, Cox Automotive, Rocket Money, Merkle, and Checkout.com—use it, including using the Figma agent to turn static designs into code layers, comparing multiple versions side by side, and iterating in stages with precise values and reference screenshots. Merkle said iteration and feature development speed increased by 30%, with documentation creation time reduced by up to 50%; a Cox Automotive product manager said 19 versions took only about an hour of manual operation time. Figma stated that code layers will consume AI credits, and creation and editing will be free on paid plans until November 4, 2026.
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Figma code layers enter public beta, six teams share how they use it
Figma announced that code layers have entered public beta, allowing teams to explore and build code-backed prototypes on the canvas. The article lists how six teams—Superside, Dell, Cox Automotive, Rocket Money, Merkle, and Checkout.com—use it, including using the Figma agent to turn static designs into code layers, comparing multiple versions side by side, and iterating in stages with precise values and reference screenshots. Merkle says iteration and feature development speed increased by 30%, and documentation creation time was reduced by up to 50%; a product manager at Cox Automotive says 19 versions took only about an hour of manual operation time. Code layers will consume AI credits; creating and editing will be free on paid plans until November 4, 2026.