Make Figma Weave images and video without leaving your AI chat
Figma Weave's image and video models, including Seedance, Kling and Nano Banana, now work inside outside AI assistants through the Figma MCP. You need a Weave account linked to your Figma account.
If you already make visuals in Figma, you can request an image or clip mid-conversation instead of switching apps. If you're getting into tech, this is a clear example of MCP (Model Context Protocol), a connector standard that lets chat assistants use other software's tools. Figma says each generation spends Weave credits, so experimenting has a real cost.
Worth a try if you already have Weave credits and do your planning in an AI assistant. If you don't use Figma or Weave yet, this alone isn't a reason to sign up, but it's a handy way to see what MCP actually does.
Your moveCheck your Weave credit balance, link Weave to your Figma account, then try one small image request in an assistant that supports the Figma MCP.
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