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Design platform Figma announced a major AI-powered upgrade at its Config 2025 event, introducing AI-powered coding (Figma Make), one-click website publishing (Figma Sites), AI-assisted vector drawing, and marketing asset creation (Figma Buzz). The move puts Figma in direct competition with Canva, Adobe, WebFlow, and Framer while unifying design needs under one AI-enhanced ecosystem.