Figma Make
If your team already designs in Figma, Make is the shortest path from a frame to something clickable with real data, and the generated prototype keeps the file's styles instead of reinventing them. It is not a replacement for Lovable or Bolt when the goal is a deployable product: hosting and a production path are still arriving, and the credit meter is shared with every other AI feature on the seat. Designers validating flows will get the most out of it; engineers wanting a repo to ship will wait for local-codebase mode.
Pros
- Starts from your own frames and design tokens, so output matches the design file
- Code is exposed and editable, and the result can be copied back to the canvas
- Attachments, voice prompts, MCP connectors and a Payload CMS come built in
- No separate subscription - it rides on a Full seat you may already pay for
Cons
- AI credits are shared across all of Figma's AI features on the seat, so heavy Make use eats the monthly pool
- Local-codebase and production shipping are 'coming soon', not here
- Requires the $16 Full seat; cheaper Dev and Collab seats are not listed as including it
- Pricing page does not state Make access or limits for the free Starter plan