Show Don’t Tell: Embed Make Prototypes Everywhere You Work in Figma | Figma Blog (opens in new tab)

Figma is introducing live Figma Make prototype embeds for Figma Design, FigJam, and Figma Slides. The goal is to replace static screenshots and abstract explanations with interactive experiences that support alignment, feedback, and faster iteration. New editing controls also let users refine text, styling, and individual elements directly in prototypes.

Embed Prototypes Across the Workflow

• FigJam: Teams can use interactive prototypes as the focus of early discussions, making it easier to prioritize features and identify gaps in user journeys.
• Figma Design: Designers and collaborators can review UI, copy, and interactions in context, compare iterations side by side, and turn feedback into concrete Make updates.
• Figma Slides: Presenters can let stakeholders experience concepts directly and use Slides’ voting tool to gather input before refining the prototype.

Refine Prototypes with Direct Editing

• Users can edit text directly in a prototype to explore content variations and respond quickly to feedback.
• The point-and-edit tool supports precise changes to color, spacing, and text styling.
• Specific prototype nodes can be deleted without disrupting the rest of the structure.
• Command+Z can undo deletions, supporting rapid experimentation.

Greater Visibility Into AI-Generated Work

• As prototypes become more complex, Figma Make is adding visibility into how the model builds them.
• This allows users to review the model’s approach and course-correct while ideas evolve.

Figma’s update positions Make prototypes as interactive, continuously refined artifacts that can travel from brainstorming through design review and stakeholder presentation. Teams can embed prototypes where decisions happen, gather more realistic feedback, and make targeted changes without leaving the workflow.