What shipped in Figma
6 releases, newest first.
Internal publishing for Weave tools
On October 30, 2026, Figma Organization and Enterprise plans could publish Weave tools for use within the organization. Internally published Weave tools appear in the Tools tab alongside Weave tools built by Figma and the Figma Community.
Source for Internal publishing for Weave tools (opens in a new tab)Google Drive connector for the Figma agent
On October 30, 2026, Google Drive could be connected to the Figma agent and Make, on every Figma plan including Starter. The connector brings existing file context into Figma and can create new Drive files without leaving the file. Figma says it can summarize research insights, reference data, or pull in assets to edit on the canvas. Connectors are added from the plus menu in the prompt box when collaborating with Figma agents.
Source for Google Drive connector for the Figma agent (opens in a new tab)Version history for generative plugins and shaders
On October 27, 2026, editing a generative plugin or shader in Figma started saving a new version, so earlier versions can be revisited and restored. Each version gets an agent-generated description that forms a change log and shows which version is published. Figma says this is rolling out this week.
Source for Version history for generative plugins and shaders (opens in a new tab)Figma Weave video and image models in the Figma MCP
On October 26, 2026, the video and image models available through Figma Weave became accessible from an external AI agent via the Figma MCP. With a Figma Weave account connected to a Figma account, the agent can generate videos and images with models such as Seedance, Kling, and Nano Banana while chatting. Videos and images generated with Weave models consume Weave credits.
Source for Figma Weave video and image models in the Figma MCP (opens in a new tab)Enterprise controls for paid AI credits
On October 22, 2026, Figma gave Enterprise admins controls for paid AI credits and administration. They can set default per-user access to paid AI credits at the organization and billing group levels, for new and existing users who do not have custom access, and configure paid AI credit access and limits for SCIM-managed users from an identity provider. They can also block team members from creating new Starter or Professional plans with company email addresses, and use admin REST APIs to set up and manage teams, folders, and files. Figma says this is rolling out to Enterprise plans in the coming days.
Source for Enterprise controls for paid AI credits (opens in a new tab)Figma Specs and agent MCP updates
On October 15, 2026 Figma launched Specs (a markdown editor for design language/context for agents), moved code layers into public beta, and expanded Figma MCP so agents can generate code layers, work with specs, create visual assets, and run published Weave workflows from tools like Cursor and OpenCode.
Source for Figma Specs and agent MCP updates (opens in a new tab)
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