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On November 9, 2026, Figma launched an in-canvas design Agent. According to Figma's official blog, the Agent supports six use cases: importing meeting notes or transcripts into the canvas via connectors and adding feedback annotations next to the corresponding designs; using skills such as /comments-do-try-consider to organize comments into three categories—to-do, try, and consider; generating custom shaders with prompts; generating multiple layout variants at once; converting static designs into interactive code layers; and generating two versions of motion effects for comparison. Figma Agent is already available in the Starter, Professional, Organization, and Enterprise plans as well as the higher education plan, and Collab, Dev, and View seats can use it in drafts.
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Figma officially shares six ways to use Figma Agent
The official Figma blog lists six ways to use Figma Agent, including importing meeting notes or transcripts onto the canvas through connectors and having the Agent add feedback annotations next to the corresponding designs, and using skills such as /comments-do-try-consider to organize comments into three categories: to-do, try, and consider. The article also introduces using prompts to generate custom shaders, generating multiple layout variants at once, turning static designs into interactive code layers, and generating two versions of motion effects for comparison. Figma Agent is already available in the Starter, Professional, Organization, and Enterprise plans and in higher education plans, and Collab, Dev, and View seats can use it in drafts.