Figma Make alternatives in 2026: 9 tools, prices checked

Short answer: the best Figma Make alternative depends on what you want at the end. For a running app, pick Lovable, v0 or Bolt. For a prototype, Claude Design, Google Stitch, Magic Patterns or Uizard. For a website, Framer. For a design file your team and your own agent keep editing, with no AI credits, Kite (kite.new). Prices were checked on each vendor's own page on October 28, 2026.

We make Kite, and it is on this list. It isn't an app builder, and we say plainly when one of the others is the better pick.

Pick by what you want back

If you already have a Full seat on a paid Figma plan and its monthly credits comfortably cover your work, staying on Figma Make is the simplest choice, because your designs and libraries are already there.

What Figma Make is, and what it costs

Figma calls Make “an AI-driven, prompt-to-app tool” that turns ideas and existing designs into prototypes, web apps and interactive UI, per its Figma Make FAQs. It is available on Full seats on paid plans, and listed at $16 a month for a Full seat on Professional on Figma's pricing page. The free Starter plan lets you try it.

Every prompt spends AI credits. Starter gets 150 a day, up to 500 a month; a Professional Full seat gets 3,000 a month. Credits reset monthly and don't roll over, per how Figma AI credits work. Figma's own guide puts generating an app from scratch at about 100 credits or more, and undoing an AI action doesn't refund them, per the same credits guide.

A Make file publishes to a figma.site address. Figma says it isn't indexed by search engines by default and offers no SEO controls yet, and deleting the file unpublishes it, per its Make FAQs.

Why people look for a Figma Make alternative

• Credits spent on rework. One designer in a Reddit r/FigmaDesign thread said it “eats up a lot of credits”, and since an undo doesn't refund them, every retry of a weak draft costs again.
• Work that feels stuck. The same thread asks why it's impossible to export. It isn't: Make downloads the code as a .zip or pushes it to GitHub. What doesn't sync is the Figma side: a preview copied into Figma Design becomes layers that don't update the Make file.
• A different end product. Some teams want a real app with logins and a database; others only want the design, edited by the people and agents they already work with.

Figma Make alternatives at a glance

Prices are the cheapest paid plan, from each vendor's pricing page on October 28, 2026. Where a page doesn't say whether a price is billed monthly or yearly, we write “listed at”.

The 9 best Figma Make alternatives

The nine are grouped by what you get back at the end: running apps first, then prototypes and generated screens, then websites, and finally design files your team keeps editing.

1. Lovable

Lovable is an app builder that turns a prompt into a full-stack web app, with a backend, hosting on a lovable.app address, and Git sync on every plan.

• Fits: founders and product teams who want a working app with logins and a database, rather than a design to hand to engineers.
• Price: free with 5 build credits a day up to 30 a month. Pro is $25 a month, or $21 billed yearly, per workspace, per Lovable's pricing page.
• Figma and agents: takes Figma designs in through a plugin, per its Figma docs. Its MCP server lets your agent prompt Lovable, and standard Lovable credits apply.

2. v0

v0 is Vercel's app builder: it writes apps in Next.js, React and Tailwind, keeps them in sync with GitHub, and deploys them to Vercel.

• Fits: developers who want production code they will keep in their own repository and ship on Vercel.
• Price: free with 7 messages a day. Plus is listed at $30 a user a month, per v0's pricing page.
• Figma and agents: takes screenshots, mockups and Figma designs. Its MCP server lets your agent start chats and send messages to v0.

3. Bolt

Bolt is an app builder that makes websites and apps from a prompt and hosts them on every plan, with your own domain from Pro.

• Fits: small teams that need an app online quickly, with the building and the hosting in one place.
• Price: free with 1 million tokens a month. Pro is $18 a month billed yearly, per Bolt's pricing page.
• Figma: one frame at a time, by its link, through Anima, per its Figma guide.

4. Claude Design

Claude Design is Anthropic's design product inside Claude: it makes designs, interactive prototypes and decks, and hands the work to Claude Code when it's time to build. It comes with Claude's plans, per Anthropic's getting-started guide.

• Fits: people who already pay for Claude and want an interactive prototype without adding another subscription or another credit meter.
• Note: the standalone Claude Design site closes on December 14, 2026, per the same guide. Usage limits are not stated.

5. Google Stitch

Google Stitch is a Google Labs design canvas where Gemini drafts UI and prototypes from a prompt. It can paste designs into Figma, per Google's launch post, and has an MCP server and SDK.

• Fits: fast first drafts of screens, when you want to explore several directions before committing to one.
• Price: not shown on the pages we could read on October 28, 2026. How it compares with Kite is in Kite vs Google Stitch.

6. Magic Patterns

Magic Patterns makes prototypes from prompts or screenshots, and can export them back to Figma on paid plans, per its export docs.

• Price: free monthly credits. Starter is listed at $17 a seat a month, per Magic Patterns' pricing page.
• Agents: an MCP server on paid plans, billed in its credits.

7. Uizard

Uizard is a mockup tool that turns prompts into multi-screen designs and clickable prototypes, made for people who aren't designers.

• Price: free with 3 generations a month and 2 projects. Pro is $12 a month billed yearly, per Uizard's pricing page.
• Agents and Figma: an MCP server and Figma support are not stated on its pricing page.

8. Framer

Framer is a website builder with its own design agent: you design a page and publish it, with hosting and custom domains on paid plans.

• Price: a free plan with 500 AI credits to try. Basic is listed at $10 a month, per Framer's pricing page. Its MCP server is in preview.

9. Kite (kite.new)

Our tool. Kite is a design tool where your own agent, such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex, draws real HTML and CSS layers in a file your team edits and comments on. There is no chat that hands back a generated app, and no AI credits.

• Fits: people who used Make mainly to design, and would rather have their own agent draw editable layers than pay credits for generated drafts.
• Not for: anyone who needs a running app, hosting or a clickable prototype. Lovable, v0, Bolt or Claude Design serves those better.
• Price: free with unlimited editors and viewers, 3 files and 200 agent actions a day. Pro is $20 an editor a month, or $16 billed yearly (see pricing).
• Getting work out: copy a finished design as HTML, React or Tailwind for your codebase, or paste it into Figma as editable layers with Copy to Figma.

Can your own AI agent do the work instead?

Several of these tools let an agent such as Claude or Cursor in over MCP. What the agent can do differs:

For design tools where your agent works in the file, see Figma MCP alternatives.

Getting Figma designs in and out

• Figma Make: starts from Figma designs, and copies a preview back into Figma as layers that don't sync.
• Lovable and v0: take Figma designs in; sending work back to Figma is not stated.
• Bolt: one frame at a time, through Anima.
• Magic Patterns: paste from Figma, and export back to Figma on paid plans.
• Google Stitch: pastes designs into Figma.
• Kite: paste frames or import a whole file by its link, and send frames back with Copy to Figma.

If you're leaving Figma itself, not only Make, see the best Figma alternatives.

How we checked

Every fact about another tool comes from that tool's own pricing page, docs or announcement, opened on October 28, 2026 and linked where it is used. Where a vendor doesn't say something, we write “not stated” rather than guess. Facts about Kite come from Kite's pricing and docs. We check this page again every quarter.