Figma

Figma builds collaborative software for designing digital products. Figma Design gives designers and product teams a shared canvas for creating interfaces, reviewing work and maintaining reusable components, styles and variables. Its AI agent can generate design directions and edit text and images. Figma Make turns prompts and design context into code-backed, interactive prototypes that users can refine through visual editing, code or further prompts.

Dylan Field and Evan Wallace founded Figma in 2012, building design tools for the web; Field leads the company as CEO. Its integration with AI coding workflows carries design information into implementation: the Figma MCP server lets agents retrieve components, variables and layout data, generate code from selected frames, and create or modify native Figma content. Code Connect links design-system components to their codebase implementations so generated code can reuse actual components.

Figma and Adobe ended their proposed acquisition in 2023 after concluding that regulatory approval was unattainable, leaving Figma independent. Figma went public in 2025. Its reach extends across large organizations: the company reported that 95% of the Fortune 500 used Figma as of March 2025.