Straight into your file
Your request goes directly into Figma through Alba’s own connection — not relayed through someone else’s. It builds, edits and checks right there.
Alba is an AI design agent that uses Figma for you. Give it the task — it opens the file, clicks, builds with your design system and checks every detail, right inside Figma. One app to install: no terminal, no API keys, no config files.
Tell Alba what you need. It works in your file with your components and styles, shows you every step, and hands back a section that is ready to use — so you stay the designer and skip the busywork.
Your request goes directly into Figma through Alba’s own connection — not relayed through someone else’s. It builds, edits and checks right there.
Alba opens files, clicks through Figma’s menus and gets itself ready, like a designer at your desk. You watch the work happen.
Before it says done, Alba measures its own work in Figma — contrast, overflow, styles, sizes — and fixes what fails.
Say “Hey Alba”, describe the change and watch it land in your file. Alba listens and answers.
Ask for “a calendar icon”. Alba finds the right one among thousands of open icons and places it at the right size.
A new section goes into free space on the canvas. Nothing you made is moved or covered.
Tell Alba once how you work — your grid, your naming, your rules. Your notes go with every message.
Write in Turkish, English or the language you think in. Alba answers in yours.
Alba works in the Figma app on your Mac, and only for you. No one else can send it work.
Use Alba from the AI assistant you already work with, on the plan you already have.
Say “make this button secondary”. Alba switches it, and your component stays as it is.
Build with the components and variables your team has published, not only the ones in the file.
Paste any interface. Alba reads its structure, then builds it in Figma with your own tokens and components.
Every step, how long it took and how it went — and one click back to before the run.
Install a system once; every section after it is built from its tokens.
Before it says done, Alba measures its own work in Figma.
Say it. Alba shows the words it heard, then sends them after two seconds.
The orb shows what Alba is doing right now — reading, composing, writing, measuring.
Alba opens a new file and gets itself ready in Figma, so you can start from a sentence.
A system of your own. Say what you are designing — a website, a dashboard, iOS or Android — and the generator sets colour steps, type scale and grid by that platform’s own rules. Colour, tokens, contrast, type, spacing, grid and elevation, each on its own page.
Contrast, checked on every step. Every colour pair is measured against WCAG 2 while you tune it, so you see which steps pass for text and which for interface.
Straight into Figma. Export writes variables and styles into your file, light and dark, and updates them in place the next time. Alba then builds with the system you made.
A save point before every run. Going back is one step, and your canvas returns with it.
Every change is checked before it touches your file. Anything Alba does not recognise is stopped.
Deleting something you made, or posting a comment, waits for your yes.
An AI design agent for Figma. Describe what you need in words, a screenshot or a sketch, and Alba builds it in your file with your design system — then checks the result before it says done.
Most of them pass your words to Figma through a connector and leave the rest to you. Alba does the work itself: it goes straight into your file, uses Figma for you, checks what it made before it says done, and can take a whole run back in one step.
Alba is in a closed beta. We are inviting designers from the waitlist in small groups, so every person who joins gets our full attention.
Join the waitlist with your name and email. When your turn comes, your invite arrives by email with everything you need to start.
A Mac and Figma’s desktop app. Your invite walks you through the rest, step by step.
Alba changes only what you ask for, asks before deleting anything you made, and every run can be undone in one step.
Your own, straight from your Figma file, and well-known free systems ready to install. More arrive during the beta.
The closed beta is free, and everyone who joins it keeps free access when pricing arrives.
Join the closed beta and help decide what Alba does next.
Everyone who joins keeps free access when pricing arrives.