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v0

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About

Figma Make allows users to turn their design ideas into functional prototypes quickly using AI. It integrates with Figma to enable seamless creation and refinement of high-fidelity prototypes. The platform provides tools to help users convert existing designs into working prototypes by simply copying and pasting frames from design files. Figma Make also enables users to refine designs with AI, making it possible to adjust elements like padding and margins. This tool is perfect for designers who want to create polished, working applications without needing to code.

About

v0 by Vercel is an AI-powered pair-programmer and design assistant built to help anyone—from developers to product teams—create web applications faster. It combines natural language prompting with deep technical knowledge of modern web frameworks like React, Next.js, and Vue. With v0, users can design, code, and deploy interactive UIs, prototypes, or full-stack apps using simple text instructions or design uploads from Figma. The platform intelligently selects the most suitable AI model (including GPT-5) to handle tasks such as code generation, debugging, or UI creation. v0 also supports collaboration through Git integration, team workspaces, and instant deployment to Vercel’s infrastructure. Secure, scalable, and SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, v0 makes professional-grade web development accessible to everyone—no coding skills required.

Platforms Supported

Windows
Mac
Linux
Cloud
On-Premises
iPhone
iPad
Android
Chromebook

Platforms Supported

Windows
Mac
Linux
Cloud
On-Premises
iPhone
iPad
Android
Chromebook

Audience

Figma Make is ideal for designers, product developers, and teams looking to quickly prototype and refine ideas without needing extensive coding skills

Audience

Developers, product designers, founders, and creative teams seeking an AI-driven environment to design, code, and deploy modern web applications quickly and securely

Support

Phone Support
24/7 Live Support
Online

Support

Phone Support
24/7 Live Support
Online

API

Offers API

API

Offers API

Screenshots and Videos

Screenshots and Videos

Pricing

$3/user/month
Free Version
Free Trial

Pricing

$20 per month
Free Version
Free Trial

Reviews/Ratings

Overall 5.0 / 5
ease 5.0 / 5
features 5.0 / 5
design 5.0 / 5
support 5.0 / 5

Reviews/Ratings

Overall 3.0 / 5
ease 3.0 / 5
features 4.0 / 5
design 4.0 / 5
support 3.0 / 5

Pros & Cons from Real Users

Pros

  • Figma Make feels really useful from a product person’s point of view because it closes the gap between “I have an idea” and “people can actually click through it.” Instead of waiting for a full design sprint or a rough engineering spike, I can describe a flow, generate something interactive, and start reacting to it right away. I especially like that it can start from either a prompt or an existing Figma design. That makes it practical for real product work because most ideas do not start from a blank page. They start from a screenshot, a half-built flow, a customer request, a design file, or a messy stakeholder conversation. The biggest win is speed of iteration. For product managers, early-stage work is all about testing direction, getting alignment, and making tradeoffs visible. Figma Make gives teams a faster way to explore MVPs, dashboards, internal tools, onboarding flows, and feature concepts before committing serious design or engineering time. I also like that it keeps the work inside Figma’s ecosystem. That matters because product, design, and engineering teams already use Figma as a shared source of truth. If AI-generated prototypes can stay connected to design references, component logic, and eventually code workflows, that makes the handoff much less awkward.

Cons

  • I would not treat Figma Make as a replacement for product strategy, user research, or good design taste. It can generate screens and interactions, but it does not automatically know which customer problem matters most, which flow will convert, or which tradeoff is best for the business. I would also want to test how well it handles complex product states. Simple prototypes are one thing, but real software needs permissions, empty states, error states, loading states, edge cases, admin views, analytics events, and a lot of unglamorous details. The seat and credit model is also something teams need to understand before building it into their workflow. Some users can fully publish and use Figma Make, while others may only be able to experiment in drafts depending on their plan and access level.

Pros & Cons from Real Users

Pros

  • The platform is cool and pretty feature rich and user-friendly. -(100 characters minimum space filler skip the rest of this ) Well, I didn’t write enough in the box, so I’m coming back after the fact and just filling in space so that you can skip this part where the residence. The first sentence is the only thing that really applies because I’m just simply filling in space right now.
  • v0 is an outstanding platform for deploying and managing web applications. Its seamless integration with frameworks like Next.js and its intuitive workflow make deployment incredibly easy, even for those new to serverless architecture. The speed of deployments and the ability to preview changes in real time are standout features that save time and effort for development teams. Additionally, the platform's focus on performance and scalability ensures your applications run efficiently, even under heavy traffic.

Cons

  • I am model is absolute garbage, but the company business practices are ethically questionable. In the a.m. model good at the start. But as you progress through the project it’ll start just going behind you and silently deleting chunks of your project or reducing portions of it down to the most simplest form of like basic framework, coding to it reduces it down to literally nothing. And then, but worst of all Is it cold there just go ahead and throw in the towel because it will coders at some point in time and then we will blow all of your credit trying to get it to correct him in it but it is a full blown 100% in capable and literally BRICKS itself if it codes errors. Because it will stack errors from there on out and will never be able to resolve or correct any of them and then you all be buying extra credit until you realize that it’s not going to pull through and watch the project at that point. And then, when you contact customer service go straight up, tell you that yeah you are responsible for the credits Used in all of your effort to try to get it to correct the error that it generated in your project. Like I straight up asked what so I’m responsible like I have to pay for the credit for the failure of your AA model, and then further pay for all the credit trying to use any and every method possible that I can possibly find on the Internet to try to get it to or try to convince it To correct the errors so that we can move on with the project. And they straight up told me yes, even though they admitted that it was faulty and then proceeded to gaslight you and tell you that well tell me you know in a couple different emails that I have IM screenshot it like one person they gave me some out of Right, irrelevant story about how is sometimes it’s like working with a real software developer and blah blah and the bunch of other random stuff but any other one I don’t remember what it was about but I don’t see where you can upload pictures or anything on here, so otherwise, I would just for validation purposes of my claims, but You can trust that I have the receipt in there it’s not made up. But I spent over $200 on well, the first month subscription, but then the rest was purchasing extra credits. So it destroyed entirely beyond repair and of course, you know it was turned itself into a brick so much the first attempt at the project was dead in the water, and I got nothing from it. Which I explained all the above to them. And then my second attempt. Well, I got like three iteration for three prompts in to it in until it destroyed entirely beyond repair and of course, you know it was turned itself into a brick so much the first attempt at the project was dead in the water, and I got nothing from it. Which I explained all the above to them. And then my second attempt. Well, I got like three iterations for three proms into it and it coded Ayres and once again bricks out it was stuck and I burned up the rest of the credits that are allotted for that subscription level, but I was on you know you get so many credits, or whatever per month you know so I sat there for less than an hour. It took less than an hour to burn those crates up and then after that I was like yeah we’re done here because again, I didn’t even barely. I mean he didn’t for one I didn’t follow, follow instructions ever and then also your Burner credit reiterating stuff until it finally gets right but like I said, the biggest thing is is that it WILL BRICK itself, and my second attempt were you know it did it a lot sooner because like I said it break it self and I burn up that month credits within less than an hour. And when I say I tried everything on the Internet, I mean I know extensively searched is for different, feel prompt strategies or whatever the format and watch YouTube videos like several different ones for all kinds of different strategies and stuff and then I even had several different other AI models right proms specifically for this model. And none of that mattered it’s still break itself and still would not follow instructions because I mean I haven’t found an AI model. It falls instructions yet, but this is not the worst one ever but it’s 50-50 on following instructions I am probably five 40-60 cause it kinda gets heater it’s 50-50 but still a little hit and miss so I’d say yeah 40-60. And I’m not even trying to hid And I own every single word that I wrote, ergo, I’m not a keyboard warrior so you can ask me any questions you want Jeremy Taylor on LinkedIn. I think my profile picture I’m wearing a blue suit jacket, but if case that’s wrong, you’ll see United States Marine Corps in my experience in section. So clearly, I’m not talking crap, but it is a pretty unethical business practices and especially when they admitted that they know that their age, Colton is it which is also in my email when they claim that oh yeah it is still learning is what they told me at one point. Which, of course my first question is OK then why are you selling it first of all but secondly, sure that’s that’s been ultimately fine, but why are you stealing peoples money knowing that it’s faulty when you’re advertising that does all these great things when it clearly does not as false advertisement, so anybody else has had the same experience definitely holler help me and we can just go ahead And the group up and see about getting everybody’s money back to them.
  • One minor drawback of v0 is that while it offers extensive customization options, advanced configurations can sometimes require a deeper understanding of the platform. For less experienced developers, there may be a learning curve in optimizing specific features or integrations.

Training

Documentation
Webinars
Live Online
In Person

Training

Documentation
Webinars
Live Online
In Person

Company Information

Figma
Founded: 2012
United States
www.figma.com/make/

Company Information

Vercel
Founded: 2015
United States
v0.app/

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Integrations

Figma
Apigene
Clerk
Dock
Ekinox
Git
Leah
Mailtrap
PromptDC
React
Shaders
Supabase
Supadev
Tailwind CSS
UX Pilot
Ubserve
VibeScan
Vovy
Vue.js
slicer.dev
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