Figma Launches Figma Make Ahead of IPO, But Faces Rising Challengers

Figma’s task is not just matching AI functionality, but making AI features work within its existing ecosystem
In the months leading up to its long-anticipated IPO, Figma is leaning heavily into AI. The company’s newest release, Figma Make, moves its platform further into the realm of AI-assisted software development, letting users generate app prototypes from text prompts. It’s a milestone release for Figma. Yet the move comes amid intensifying pressure from a new class of competitors born directly from the AI era, prominently: Lovable, a Swedish startup that has grown quickly by offering a similar text-to-interface experience. As Figma’s AI tools exit beta and its S-1 circulates on Wall Street, the company faces a balancing act: defending its lead while adapting to a technology stack being redefined by generative interfaces. AI Integration Deepens, but Workflow Gaps Remain Figma’
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Mukundan Sivaraj
Mukundan is a writer and editor covering the AI startup ecosystem at AIM Media House. Reach out to him at mukundan.sivaraj@aimmediahouse.com.
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