Figma’s AI tool to help you make designs is back. After Make Designs was pulled for creating weather app lookalikes, First Draft is here for “looser” idea exploration.

Figma’s AI-powered app generator is back, but this time, it’s designed to help you explore ideas rather than create an entire app. The tool, called First Draft, lets you enter a text prompt and then generates a design based on your input.

First Draft is a reimagining of Figma’s previous AI tool, Make Designs, which was pulled earlier this year after it was found to be creating apps that looked too similar to Apple’s Weather app. Figma says that First Draft is designed to be more “loose” and “exploratory” than Make Designs, and that it’s not meant to be used to create finished products.

First Draft is still in beta, but it’s available to all Figma users. To use it, simply open a new Figma file and click on the “First Draft” button in the toolbar. Then, enter a text prompt and First Draft will generate a design based on your input.

First Draft is a powerful tool that can help you explore new ideas and get started on your next project. However, it’s important to remember that it’s not a replacement for a human designer. First Draft is best used as a starting point, and you’ll still need to put in the work to create a finished product.

Here are some tips for using First Draft:

Be specific with your prompts. The more specific you are, the better First Draft will be able to generate a design that meets your needs.

Don’t be afraid to experiment. First Draft is a great way to explore new ideas, so don’t be afraid to try different prompts and see what you come up with.

Use First Draft as a starting point. First Draft is not a replacement for a human designer. Use it as a starting point and then refine the design to meet your needs.

First Draft is a powerful tool that can help you explore new ideas and get started on your next project. However, it’s important to remember that it’s not a replacement for a human designer. First Draft is best used as a starting point, and you’ll still need to put in the work to create a finished product.