Figma launched Vectorize, an AI tool that converts raster images into editable vector graphics. This feature allows designers to easily refine and scale their designs without losing the original character of their sketches or textures. It integrates with existing Figma tools for a smoother workflow.

Figma has improved its Crop tool, making image editing faster and more intuitive. Users can now double-click to enter crop mode, and the tool automatically maintains aspect ratios. New features like preset ratios and a dedicated Crop toolbar streamline the editing process.

Figma has launched three new AI tools for image editing: Erase object, Isolate object, and Expand image. These features allow designers to manipulate images directly within Figma, streamlining the editing process and enhancing workflow efficiency. The tools are integrated into a new image editing toolbar for easier access.

Figma is enhancing its platform by integrating Google's generative AI models, including Gemini 2.5 Flash and Imagen 4, to significantly speed up image generation and editing, achieving a 50% reduction in latency. The integration maintains enterprise governance with opt-out controls for AI content training and ensures image quality with built-in watermarking for provenance. This move aims to streamline design processes while adhering to organizational standards and expectations.

Figma has introduced new AI tools that enhance its image editing capabilities, allowing users to generate images and select models more efficiently. These tools aim to streamline the design process and improve user experience by integrating advanced AI functionalities directly into the platform.