Figma Make in action: one prompt turns a static design into a clickable UI
goyalshaliniuk · x · 2026-11-12
The author demonstrates how Figma Make shortens the path from design to working UI: a simple Projects list on the Figma canvas is sent to Make with one prompt — "Help me implement this design" — and comes back as a live, clickable page with image previews on hover. Then, selecting the list in the preview and prompting "Make the list into a gallery" instantly returns a scrolling image gallery.
The highlight is Point and edit: click the element you want to change and describe the change in place. Figma's tagline is "Create anything. Keep the control." — start from design context with prompts, then go back to the canvas anytime. Nobody opened a code editor, and the list became a gallery in under 10 seconds.
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