- Figma has bought AI content platform Weavy
- The new tool will be known as Figma Weave
- The aim is to expand image, video, animation, motion design, and VFX creation and editing across the platform
Figma has bought Weavy, the tool that lets users combine all the big names in AI content generation with professional editing tools in one browser-based canvas.
In a press release, Figma explained Weavy’s node-based approach gives users greater control over generative AI outputs which can be “branched, remixed, and refined, combining creative exploration with precision and craft.”
The company says it now plans to expand image, video, animation, motion design, and VFX creation and editing all within the Figma platform.
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So, apart from the name change, what’s going on here?
The big pull of Weavy is the ability to use powerful AI models like Veo 3, GPT img 1, and Ideogram V3 all in a single platform.
Users choose the model they want to use, depending on the task and desired results. They create different nodes for, say, AI-generated images and video. Then connect those nodes, and edit the output, for example, grading the video or masking an object.
It’s a balance, then, between the power of AI and human creativity. And without the need to log into different tools and apps. It all happens under one roof.
In a LinkedIn post, Weavy explained its decision to throw its lot in with Figma as they “share the same foundation – a belief in craft, collaboration, and the power of system building.” The post adds that both companies are “chasing tools that amplify human creativity – never replacing it.”
To absolutely no-one’s surprise, it’s a view echoed by Figma, who stated “we’re excited for the new possibilities our collaboration will unlock, as we build a platform where AI enhances creativity and helps our users push the limits of their craft.”
You can check out Figma Weave by clicking here.
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