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Manage AI settings and content training changed Figma, Nov 2, 2026

Figma · Nov 2, 2026 · 17 added, 4 removed · seen by the weekly check

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  1. Added: Admins on Organization and Enterprise plans can control whether members can publish Weave tools and use third-party tools in Figma Design. Third-party tools include tools published by the Figma Community and people in your organization.
  2. Added: Without the Governance+ add-on: Members can publish and use third-party Weave tools. Organization admins can turn off Publishing and using Weave tools to prevent this.
  3. Added: With the Governance+ add-on: Members can't publish or use third-party Weave tools until an organization admin turns on Publishing and using Weave tools .
  4. Added: From the file browser, open your organization and click Admin in the left sidebar.
  5. Added: Turn Publishing and using Weave tools on or off.
  6. Added: When this setting is off, members can't publish Weave tools or use tools published by the Figma Community or people in their organization. Turning it off doesn't disable tools built by Figma.
  7. Added: Learn more about using Weave tools in Figma .
  8. Added: I'm on a Professional or Organization plan. Why does the Settings tab show that AI features are currently disabled?
  9. Added: When Figma AI features were initially released in beta, access could be adjusted within a team or organization's admin settings. As of July 24, 2025, this beta setting was removed. Rest assured, on plans where an admin previously disabled access to AI features, they will remain disabled unless an admin re-enables them. Admins on the Enterprise plan continue to have additional controls to manage AI feature access.
  10. Added: I turned off AI features prior to June 26, 2024. What happens to my settings?
  11. Added: Content training is 'off' by default for teams who turned off the "Figma and FigJam AI" setting prior to June 26, 2024, no matter the plan type. The AI features setting will remain off.
  12. Added: What AI models does Figma AI use?
  13. Added: Figma AI is powered by a mix of third-party models and first-party models. We test and use a variety of leading models from frontier labs like OpenAI and Google, and open-weight models including Qwen, Inkling, Muse Spark Open, and more. We regularly update the models to ensure Figma AI is powered by the latest technology.
  14. Added: You can find more information about the sub-processors behind Figma AI here , and the models currently powering the capabilities here .
  15. Removed: What 3rd party models does Figma's AI use?
  16. Removed: We work with multiple vendors, such as OpenAI, to operationalize, build and fine-tune AI models, as well as process data to power Figma's AI features. You can find the list of the sub-processors used to power AI features here .
  17. Added: When working with third-party companies to process data, we:
  18. Added: Limit how long vendors can store data. We take steps to require our 3rd party model providers to delete inputs and outputs after processing.
  19. Removed: When working with 3rd party companies to process data, we:
  20. Removed: Limit how long vendors can store data. OpenAI and our other 3rd party model providers store data temporarily, or in some cases not at all, in order to process requests and enable AI features
  21. Added: Note: The information on this page does not apply to Figma Weave or Weave Tools.
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  • Added (site menu or banner text shared by the vendor's pages): When using open-weight models, including those originally developed within and outside of the US, we:
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