Can I use Figma Specs with AI agents?

Yes. Specs gives agents structured Markdown to guide them from prototype to production. You can drop in data, connect external agents, tag in teammates, use the Figma agent to build with code layers on the canvas, or ship to an external tool via MCP.

Do I have to write specs on the Figma canvas?

No. You can write your spec where you design on the canvas, or work in a separate space and drop it into the canvas when you're ready.

Can Specs pull in content from other tools?

Yes. You can pull in diagrams, tables, and designs from Figma, and bring in data and content from other tools via the Figma agent. Specs can pull in your existing context, data, and codebase no matter where it lives.

Is Figma Specs in beta?

Yes, Figma Specs is labeled as a beta feature on Figma's pricing page and is available on paid seats.

Figma Specs — A shared container for context across design, code, and AI

Figma Specs is a container for context that lets teams bring written intent, visual exploration, and technical details together — for both human teammates and AI agents. Specs can live on the Figma canvas or in a separate space, pull in diagrams, tables, and designs from Figma, ingest data and content from external tools via the Figma agent, and hand agents structured Markdown to guide work from prototype to production.

Key Features

Single container for context

Bring written intent, visual exploration, and technical details together in one place for your team and your agents.

Use on the canvas or standalone

Write out your spec where you design in Figma, or work in a separate space and drop it into the canvas when you're ready.

Two-way context flow

Pull in diagrams, tables, and designs from Figma, or bring in data and content from other tools via the Figma agent.

Connect external agents

Drop in data, connect external agents, and tag in teammates to help build out your spec.

Structured Markdown for agents

Specs gives agents structured Markdown to guide them from prototype to production.

Code layers on the canvas

Tap the Figma agent to build with code layers on the canvas or ship work to an external tool via MCP.

Works with your existing setup

Pull in your existing context, data, and codebase, no matter where it lives.

How It Works

Write your spec

Write out your spec directly on the Figma canvas or in a separate standalone space, then drop it into the canvas when ready.

Bring in context

Pull diagrams, tables, and designs from Figma, or use the Figma agent to bring in data and content from other tools.

Build with agents

Connect your favorite agent; Specs provides structured Markdown so agents can guide work from prototype to production — via code layers on the canvas or MCP to external tools.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Centralizes written intent, visuals, and technical details in one place instead of scattering them across tools
Designed for AI workflows: outputs structured Markdown and connects agents, including via MCP
Flexible placement — works on the Figma canvas or as a standalone space
Integrates with existing context, data, and codebases wherever they live

Cons

In beta — Figma Specs is labeled a beta feature and is only available on paid seats, not the free Starter plan

Who It's For

Best for

Design and engineering teams who want a shared, structured specification living alongside their Figma designs
Teams adopting AI agents in their build process who need to hand agents structured context from prototype to production
Product teams that want planning, designing, and coding context connected in one container

Not ideal for

Individuals or teams on the free Starter plan — Specs is only available on paid seats
Teams that don't use Figma and need a standalone spec tool outside the design canvas

Pricing

Figma Specs is in beta and available on paid seats. Figma's plans are: Starter (free, limited access), Professional (Full seat $16/mo, Dev seat $12/mo, Collab seat $3/mo), Organization billed annually (Full seat $55/mo, Dev seat $25/mo, Collab seat $5/mo), and Enterprise billed annually (Full seat $90/mo, Dev seat $35/mo, Collab seat $5/mo). Paid plans include monthly AI credits per seat, and addi

Starter

Free

Free limited access to Figma products, including unlimited drafts, UI kits and templates, and 150 AI credits/day (up to 500/mo). Figma Specs is not included on this plan.

Professional — Full seat

$16/mo

Unlimited files and projects, team-wide design libraries, advanced Dev Mode inspection and MCP Server, plus 3,000 AI credits/mo.

Professional — Dev seat

$12/mo

Dev seat on Professional with 500 AI credits/mo.

Professional — Collab seat

$3/mo

Collab seat on Professional with 500 AI credits/mo.

Organization — Full seat

$55/mo (billed annually)

Publish resources across teams, shared libraries and fonts, centralized admin tools, plus 3,500 AI credits/mo.

Organization — Dev seat

FAQ

What is Figma Specs?

Figma Specs is a container for context that brings written intent, visual exploration, and technical details together for your team and your AI agents, with context that can move into, out of, and across Figma.

Who is Figma Specs for?

Teams that design products and want a shared source of context spanning planning, designing, and coding — including teams working with AI agents.

How much does Figma Specs cost?

Figma Specs beta is available on paid seats. Figma plans start at Professional ($16/mo Full seat, $12/mo Dev seat, $3/mo Collab seat), with Organization ($55/$25/$5) and Enterprise ($90/$35/$5) tiers billed annually. There is no cost listed specifically for Specs beyond requiring a paid seat.

Is there a free plan?

Figma Specs