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Shape and share wireframes

Alignment is easier when you collaborate on flows and layouts. Riff on wireframes in Figma and find the right way forward as a team.

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Find the best idea, fast

Figma canvas displaying multiple layout variations of a financial app interface, including user goal tracking cards, savings guides, spending insights dashboards, and bottom navigation menus, with a central dialog prompting to 'Explore different layouts for this screen'Figma canvas displaying multiple layout variations of a financial app interface, including user goal tracking cards, savings guides, spending insights dashboards, and bottom navigation menus, with a central dialog prompting to 'Explore different layouts for this screen'

Explore on the canvas

Build wireframes from scratch or use Figma’s agent. However you prefer to work, Figma can pull in design systems context to keep designs consistent.

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Shared source of truth

  • Figma design system panel showing reusable component tokens including typography styles, spacing values, and color variables, displayed alongside an event details card preview using those design tokensFigma design system panel showing reusable component tokens including typography styles, spacing values, and color variables, displayed alongside an event details card preview using those design tokens

    Start from a shared source of truth

    Design systems libraries and components let your team build cohesive products quickly.

  • Figma AI agent interface displaying three wireframe mockups — a location weather app, a trail run event page, and an event details screen — with an overlay prompt reading 'Create dark mode versions of these screens'Figma AI agent interface displaying three wireframe mockups — a location weather app, a trail run event page, and an event details screen — with an overlay prompt reading 'Create dark mode versions of these screens'

    Generate more ideas with Figma’s agent

    Figma’s agent can explore multiple directions at once, apply feedback, and make edits.

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Wireframe as one team

Figma wireframe showing three mobile app screens for a financial management tool — Add Goal, Savings, and Learn — with multiple user cursors visible on the canvas, indicating real-time collaborationFigma wireframe showing three mobile app screens for a financial management tool — Add Goal, Savings, and Learn — with multiple user cursors visible on the canvas, indicating real-time collaboration

Wireframe in a shared space

Your whole team can work on the same canvas at the same time with Figma. Brainstorm, wireframe, design, and refine—simultaneously.

Collaborating with others

  • Figma comment thread showing Catherine's feedback suggesting to make text and carousel interactive, with a design preview card attachment and emoji, mention, and attachment optionsFigma comment thread showing Catherine's feedback suggesting to make text and carousel interactive, with a design preview card attachment and emoji, mention, and attachment options

    Alignment made easy

    Give everyone a chance to contribute. Share feedback through comments, easily follow teammates around a file, or start an audio conversation for easy alignment.

  • FigJam brainstorming diagram showing a workout logging user flow from 'Log Workout' through a 'Select Type' decision point, branching into three workout categories, with team sticky notes and commentsFigJam brainstorming diagram showing a workout logging user flow from 'Log Workout' through a 'Select Type' decision point, branching into three workout categories, with team sticky notes and comments

    Start brainstorming in FigJam

    FigJam is a collaborative whiteboard where you and your team can work through ideas. Jot down thoughts on stickies, build diagrams, and vote on your next steps.

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Turn wireframes into prototypes

Figma Make canvas showing a wireframe with a 'Start virtual tour' button highlighted in blue and an instruction panel reading 'Make the button glow on hover', demonstrating the conversion of a static wireframe into an interactive prototypeFigma Make canvas showing a wireframe with a 'Start virtual tour' button highlighted in blue and an instruction panel reading 'Make the button glow on hover', demonstrating the conversion of a static wireframe into an interactive prototype

Bring ideas to life with
interactive prototypes

Transform a flat wireframe into a functional prototype using Figma Make. For even more control, prompt Figma’s agent to build full user flows on the canvas.

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Figma Make has exploded the number of ideas that we can actually explore at any given time with high fidelity.

Vishal Kapoor
SVP of Product, Affirm

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Start with a wireframe template

Explore wireframe templates built by the Figma Community.

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FAQ

Figma is a collaborative design tool that makes it easy to sketch, lay out, and structure ideas before diving into high-fidelity design. With Figma, you can quickly create low-fidelity wireframes, map out user flows, and test different layout options—all while working alongside teammates in real time. Its flexible frames, shape tools, and reusable components let you iterate fast, so you can validate concepts early and move from rough sketch to refined design without ever leaving the canvas.

No design experience is required. A good wireframe tool should feel approachable for anyone on a product team—developers, product managers, educators, and first-time designers included. Figma is built for all skill levels: you can start from a template, generate a layout with AI, or build from scratch using simple shapes and frames. And because it runs in your browser, there's nothing to install or configure—just open it, start sketching, and invite your team to collaborate.

A low-fidelity wireframe is a quick, structural sketch—think boxes, lines, and placeholder text—that maps out layout, content hierarchy, and user flow without any visual polish. A high-fidelity wireframe adds more detail (precise spacing, realistic UI components, and interaction notes), but still stops short of final visual design like brand colors and typography. Knowing which fidelity you need saves time: start low to align on structure fast, then add detail once the layout is agreed upon. In Figma, you can move fluidly between both—roughing out ideas on the canvas and refining them into polished, interactive prototypes, all in one place.

Yes—AI wireframe generators let you describe a screen or flow in plain language and get a structured layout back in seconds, so the "blank canvas" problem disappears before you even open a file. Figma Make, Figma's AI-powered creation tool, can generate clickable, editable layouts from text prompts without any coding—turning a rough idea into a working wireframe you can share with your team right away. Figma’s Chrome extension brings that capability directly into your browser, so you can go from first draft to feedback loop faster than ever.

More than ever. Figma's State of the Designer 2026 report found that motion design and prototyping are among the most in-demand skills in the industry, cited by 29% of designers—even as AI-related skills rise to the top. AI wireframing and prototyping tools don't replace the skill, they accelerate it—letting designers explore more directions in less time.