Figma has officially announced the acquisition of Weavy, introducing it on their platform as Figma Weave. The new feature is designed for creative professionals and teams seeking advanced AI-driven media generation and editing capabilities. Figma Weave is publicly available and integrates multiple leading AI models such as Seedance, Sora, Veo, Flux, Ideogram, Nano-Banana, and Seedream, enabling users to generate cinematic video, realistic imagery, and precise visual assets. This browser-based canvas allows for granular editing, including lighting adjustments, object masking, and color grading, all organized in a node-based workflow. The approach lets users branch, remix, and refine AI outputs, offering more control than previous solutions that relied solely on single-prompt generations.
We just acquired @weavy_ai, soon to be known as Figma Weave.
— Figma (@figma) October 30, 2025
With Weavy, you’ll get more models, more tools, more ways to create within the canvas. More to come pic.twitter.com/PXUYabLEdp
The new product stands apart from earlier Figma offerings by merging generative AI with traditional editing, creating a flexible media pipeline for continuous creative exploration. Early users, including architects, VFX artists, marketers, and designers, have adopted the platform to produce staging images, media for games and television, social content, and product mockups. Industry observers have noted the appeal of its hands-on editing tools and the platform's scalability for both individuals and enterprise teams.
Figma, founded in 2012, has grown from a collaborative design tool to a comprehensive platform for product development, now extending its capabilities with Figma Weave. The acquisition of Weavy, an AI-powered creative platform established in Tel Aviv in 2024, reflects Figma’s commitment to blending human creativity with powerful AI systems to support a wide range of creative professionals worldwide.
