Figma launches AutoFlow: AI-generated user flows and journey maps inside the canvas

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Figma launches AutoFlow: AI-generated user flows and journey maps inside the canvas

AutoFlow sits within Figma's prototyping workspace and can produce multi-screen flows, decision branches, and annotated touchpoints from a simple prompt or imported product requirements. The output joins the existing component library and is fully editable, with labels and personas automatically populated from project metadata.

Technically, AutoFlow uses a specialized LLM fine-tuned on product documentation, UX patterns, and flow archetypes to produce coherent decision trees and microcopy. Designers can request alternatives (minimalist, data-rich, conversion-focused) and receive corresponding flows that respect accessibility and localization settings.

Figma emphasizes that AutoFlow is intended to speed ideation rather than replace research: it includes a version history that highlights AI changes and a critique mode that surfaces questionable assumptions. The feature has been released to beta for Figma Organization customers, with broader rollout planned later this year.