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Figma opens public beta of code layers for interactive prototypes

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Figma made the code layers feature available in public beta. It lets users add code to designs on the canvas and create interactive prototypes. Users can ask the agent to convert a design to code or edit part of the code.

Figma moved the code layers feature from private to public beta so that more users could try it. The company announced the expanded access at Config in India. It introduced the private beta in June.

According to Figma, code layers lets users add code to designs directly on the canvas and create interactive prototypes. Users can ask the agent to convert a design to code or change a selected section of code as they refine the prototype.

What changed

Why it matters

Designers and product teams can also work with a design's interactive behavior when reviewing it. The public beta lets people beyond the existing group of private testers try this approach.

Two audiences, two different impacts

What this means

01

For individuals

When creating your own prototype, you can ask the agent to convert the design to code and then change a specific part.

What to do Try converting a test design to code and making one targeted change with the agent.
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02

For a business

Teams can use an interactive prototype directly on the design canvas when making product design decisions; the feature is currently in public beta.

Processes
What to decide Use an internal test prototype to check whether the public beta meets your team's needs for design reviews.
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TechCrunch AI independent context · first detected Figma announces new features to define how agents work on its platform An overview of multiple AI topics; AI Radar covers only this event.