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Figma uses AI to transform digital design

OpenAI Blog
Aug 1, 2025 00:00
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Figma is leveraging AI to revolutionize digital design, enabling teams to prototype, collaborate, and build more efficiently through tools like Figma Make. This integration of AI streamlines workflows for designers, developers, and non-technical users, highlighting AI's growing impact on creative and collaborative processes in the design industry.

Discover how Figma is transforming digital design with AI. David Kossnick shares how tools like Figma Make empower teams to prototype, collaborate, and build with AI—reshaping workflows for designers, developers, and non-technical creators alike.
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