Weavy
Weavy is now Figma Weave, a node-based AI design platform for images and video. See 2026 pricing tiers, credit limits, and if the free plan still fits.
About Weavy
What is Weavy (2026 update)
Weavy is a node-based AI design platform that lets creative professionals chain image generation, video creation, upscaling, and editing steps into reusable visual workflows. In October 2025, Figma acquired Weavy for a reported figure north of 200 million dollars, and the product is now being folded into Figma as Figma Weave. As of September 2026, the tool is still reachable through its original weavy.ai address, but that address now redirects straight to weave.figma.com, and Figma has already shown Weave tools and workflow publishing to the Figma Community at its Config 2026 event.
What is new in 2026
The biggest change is the ownership itself. Figma has said existing Weavy accounts, projects, and assets stay where they are, and that people can keep working through app.weavy.ai while the two products are gradually merged. On the product side, Weave now routes to AI models from several providers, including Google, OpenAI, and Runway, alongside the original Flux, Ideogram, Nano Banana, and Seedream models, plus traditional editing tools like layering, masking, upscaling, and relighting in the same canvas. Teams can also turn a workflow into a simplified, shareable UI for non-technical teammates.
Key features
- Node-based canvas for chaining image, video, and 3D generation steps into one pipeline
- Access to multiple third-party AI models (Flux, Ideogram, Nano Banana, Seedream, plus Google, OpenAI, and Runway models under Figma Weave)
- Built-in editing tools: layers, masking, upscaling, and relighting alongside AI generation
- Real-time collaboration so teams can build workflows together in a shared workspace
- Cloud rendering, so heavy generation jobs do not need local GPU hardware
- Ability to publish a finished workflow as a simplified app for other team members to reuse
Pricing in 2026
Pricing is credit-based, and the credits carry over into Figma Weave’s plans.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 150 credits/month (about 375 images), all AI models, commercial license, 5 workflows, no top-ups |
| Starter | $24/month billed annually | 1,500 credits/month, unlimited workflows, $10 per 1,000 credit top-ups |
| Professional | $45/month billed annually | 4,000 credits/month, 3-month credit rollover, $10 per 1,200 credit top-ups |
| Team | $60/user/month billed annually | 4,500 credits/user, shared credit pool, unified billing, workspace file sharing |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom credit allocation, team training, premium support, API access |
Who should use it
Weavy fits creative teams and solo designers who want one canvas for testing several AI image and video models instead of juggling separate apps, especially anyone already inside the Figma ecosystem who wants generation and editing on the same board. Agencies that produce a lot of client variations can use the node workflow to rerun the same pipeline with new inputs instead of rebuilding prompts from scratch each time. The free plan is workable for casual testing, but anyone running client work will likely need Starter or Professional for the credit volume and unlimited workflows, and larger studios that need shared billing across several seats should look at the Team plan.
It is also a reasonable fit for teams that already pay for Figma and want generative image and video tools without adopting a completely separate app and login, since Figma has signaled that Weave will keep moving closer to the core Figma product over time.
Limitations and alternatives
The main limitation right now is uncertainty: Weavy is mid-acquisition, so its pricing, plan names, and even its domain could keep changing as Figma finishes the Weave integration, and long-term support for the standalone weavy.ai brand is not guaranteed. Credit-based pricing can also get expensive fast for heavy video generation, since video eats credits much faster than still images. Teams that need on-premise or private-cloud deployment will not find that option here, unlike some enterprise-focused AI platforms. For alternatives, check the official site for current comparisons, but commonly cited competitors in the node-based AI design space include Recraft, Krea, and Freepik’s AI suite, each of which also blends multiple AI models with editing tools in a single workspace.
Frequently asked questions
Is Weavy still a separate product in 2026?
Weavy was acquired by Figma in October 2025 and is being merged into Figma Weave. As of September 2026, weavy.ai redirects to weave.figma.com, though existing accounts and projects still work.
How much does Weavy (Figma Weave) cost?
Plans run from a free tier with 150 credits/month up to $24/month Starter, $45/month Professional, and $60/user/month Team, plus a custom Enterprise plan.
What AI models does Weavy support?
Weavy connects to multiple third-party models including Flux, Ideogram, Nano Banana, and Seedream, and Figma Weave has added access to models from Google, OpenAI, and Runway.
Can I still use my old Weavy account?
Yes. Figma has stated that existing Weavy accounts, projects, and assets remain in place and users can keep logging in through app.weavy.ai during the transition.
Information last verified: September 2026.
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