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Figma

The browser-based design tool most product teams pay for, priced per seat.

Price
Paid plans · from $16/user/month
License
Proprietary
Works on
Windows, Mac, iPhone & iPad, Android, Web browser
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In short

Collaborative interface design, prototyping and handoff in Figma’s cloud. The free Starter plan limits you to a few files; paid plans charge per seat, with different prices for Full, Dev and Collab seats.

Made by: Figma, Inc. · Where your data lives: In Figma’s cloud; it needs an internet connection for full functionality.

Logo from: figma.com

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Download & install

Every link goes to the official site, an official app store, or the project’s own GitHub releases.

Official download page figma.com
Windows Your device
Desktop app for Windows
Mac Your device
Desktop app for Mac
iPhone & iPad Your device
App Store (view and comment)
Web browser Your device
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What we could verify

We checked key factual claims and linked to primary sources so you can confirm the details. Last reviewed Oct 3, 2026

Pricing & license Starter is free. Professional Full seat US$16/month billed annually or US$20 monthly; Organization and Enterprise cost more per Full seat. View vendor pricing · Checked Oct 3, 2026 · figma.com
Where your data lives In Figma’s cloud; only limited features work offline. What works offline · Checked Oct 3, 2026 · help.figma.com
Platform support Browser on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS; desktop apps for Mac and Windows; phone apps for viewing and comments. Check system requirements · Checked Oct 3, 2026 · help.figma.com

Try before you move

A simple way to see if it fits your needs.

  1. Import a real fileBring in one of your existing designs and see what survives the trip.
  2. Rebuild one component togetherEdit at the same time as a colleague and leave comments.
  3. Hand it off to a developerCheck that measurements, assets and code snippets come out the way your team needs.

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