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Figma Make Prompt Limit

  • May 21, 2025
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  • March 11, 2026

3000 credits is about 45 mins usage, this has made the platform, which has JUST begun to be useful with the introduction of the more advanced models completely unsustainable from a usability perspective. I will burn 180 credits asking it do do a simple task, the requirement to use a advanced model is basically mandatory as the lesser models just wont get the outcome, The AI agent will forget the context within a prompt or two and will activity LIE to you on the lesser models. I believe the platform has become extremely usable now, but the credit system needs to be reviewed urgently as this is a deal breaker for everyone trying to use it as a actual tool-set. There are alternatives, i suggest everyone start voting with their feet.


  • March 12, 2026

I believe the most fair way to handle this, Figma Make team, is to allow the user in the admin settings to enter their own API keys for their own models, that way the burden of AI model cost is not on you and you will get a recurrent income form supplying the platform, the burden of consumption will then fall upon the consumer as they consume.


jeffk
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  • March 17, 2026

As others have said, 3,500 credits won’t last past an hour. Looking at my prompts, there is one prompt that was two small paragraphs long and it used 1,784 credits for 5 minutes of work. For $660/year for 12 hours of use is incredibly expensive compared to the competition. AI is supposed to be much cheaper not on par with a UX engineer. I will unfortunately have to stop using Figma Make when the credits are enforced starting tomorrow on 03/18/2026. For Claude Code $100/month plan, I have it in use at least 5 hours a day and I don’t run out and it creates UI code just as good if not better. If someone from management is listening, you are about to lose a lot of AI customers with this extremely limited usage model.