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Describe what you want to build and get a clickable, high-fidelity prototype you can test and share.
Figr turns a short description into a working prototype on your canvas: real screens, real interactions and your design system, not a static mockup. You can click through it, show it to stakeholders, and keep refining it in chat.
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Add your context

In the chat box, pick your design system, then use Add context to add screenshots, a recording or Figma frames that show where this fits in your product.
Chat box with a design system picked and context attached
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Describe what to build

Say who it’s for, what they need to do, and where it fits.
Prototype prompt typed in the chat box
The more specific your first message, the better the first version. Mention the user, the goal and the states that matter, like empty, loading or error.
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Answer any questions

Figr may ask a few questions to fill gaps before it starts. Answer them, or tell it to go ahead with its best guess.
Figr asking clarifying questions before it designs
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Click through your prototype

The prototype appears on your canvas. Click Interact to try it, or Full screen to see it at device size.
Generated prototype on the canvas with Interact and Full screen
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Ask for the states

Ask Figr to design the states a screen needs. For example: “Add empty, loading, error and success states for the order history screen.”
One screen shown in empty, loading, error and success states
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Refine it

Ask for changes in chat, or edit manually to change just one part without regenerating the rest.
Editing one part of the prototype

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Example concepts

Unofficial concepts built with Figr on well-known products. They aren’t affiliated with or endorsed by these companies.

Linear concept

A “Since You Left” digest.

X concept

A feed soft-mute control.

Gmail concept

An AI draft with tone control.

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Redesign an existing screen

Improve a screen you already have.

Map edge cases

Find what can go wrong before users do.