Figma Professional

Figma Professional is Figma's paid plan for designers and small teams working on interfaces, prototypes and design systems. It lifts the limits of the free Starter plan for freelancers designing apps, websites or product UIs, and for UI/UX students. This product delivers a personal Figma account you can use for two years.

What the Figma Professional plan includes

• Unlimited files and projects: no more running into the free Starter plan's limits
• Team libraries: share components, colors and text styles across every file
• Advanced Dev Mode inspection and the MCP server: easier handoff of specs, code and assets to developers
• AI credits: a monthly allowance for Figma's AI features
• Figma products such as Figma Design, FigJam, Slides and Figma Make

In Figma, the products and monthly AI credits a plan offers depend on the seat type. A Full seat covers every product, while Dev and Collab seats are more limited. You can see which products are enabled once you sign in.

Who is it for?

If you have hit the free plan's file limit, want to use a design system across several files, or hand designs to developers through Dev Mode, the Professional plan covers it. To start from a ready-made UI kit, see the UI8 design asset download service. For template-heavy work like social graphics, Canva Pro is more practical.

Delivery and use

The account is set up for you and delivered as an email and password. Sign in with these details on Figma's web version or in the Windows and macOS desktop app. Access lasts two years. Since your files live in this account, we recommend keeping .fig backups of important work. Each option shows its delivery type: automatic delivery lands as soon as payment is confirmed, and prepared delivery usually takes 5 to 60 minutes.

More design tools are in the graphic design category and on the Figma brand page.

1. Click Log in on figma.com or in the Figma desktop app.
2. Enter the email and password from your order.
3. Check that the team and plan details show Professional.
4. Create a new design file or import your existing files.