Figma Introduces Figma Slides

Figma Releases Beta Version of AI-Powered Presentation Tool, Figma Slides 

The interface is typical for such programs, with a list of slides on the left and settings on the right. Available features include ready-made templates, animations, automatic color and font replacement, and a grid view mode for slide overview and group movement if needed.

The interface is typical for such programs, with a list of slides on the left and settings on the right. Available features include ready-made templates, animations, automatic color and font replacement, and a grid view mode for slide overview and group movement if needed.

Some familiar Figma functions, such as vector object editing and Auto Layout customization, are not available in this tool. However, when switching to Design Mode, the standard Figma interface with all its capabilities becomes accessible.

Language model support has been added. The neural network can shorten or expand text on the site, make it more or less formal, and translate it into another language. Users can insert an interactive prototype, survey, or poll into the presentation. There is also a special Presenter View mode. The presenter can leave notes for each slide to avoid losing track during the presentation and see the upcoming slides.

The video presentation of all features is you can find below:

The beta version is available for free testing. Starting in 2025, the service will become a paid feature, costing between $3-5 per user per month, depending on the plan.