Figma opened Make to all users in July 2025, broadening access to a tool that turns written instructions and designs into interactive prototypes. Its general-availability announcement explains how teams used those prototypes to discuss behavior that static mockups leave ambiguous.
One example involved testing grid resizing and hover interactions before engineers implemented them. A working prototype gave designers and engineers something concrete to manipulate and discuss. Access still varied by seat and plan: the announcement says Full seats could publish (still in beta) or privately share Make files, while Starter plan users could share up to three Make files with their team.
