The Figma Community features an extensive library of community-created resources, including files, libraries, plugins, icon sets, and more, with the ability to search for resources such as portfolios. It also offers Skills—reusable instructions for the Figma Agent that help speed up work—allowing you to browse skills created by the community or publish new ones, including “document-component-migration” by Brett McMillin with counts of 70 and 70, “balise-ux-writing” by Steven H-A with 172 and 326, “catch-me-up” by Cai Charniga with 46 and 154, “camera-pan-and-zoom” by the Figma Community with 155 and 301, and “usability-test-guide” by the Figma Community with 419 and 723 views, and “create-anatomy” by Ian Guisard with 211 and 390 views. Figma Make also allows you to create apps, websites, and prototypes that can be remixed using prompts; examples include Fortune Cookie! From Da Wei, which is free with 3.7k and 23.9k views; “Interactive Eye-Following Card” by Thierry, which is free with 8.5k and 37k views; “Shader Reminder” by Daniela Muntyan, which is free with 7k and 26.3k views; “Button effect” by Soundharya M, which is free with 3.8k and 19k views, and “Minimalist sidebar component” by Joshua Guo, which is free with 2.6k and 58.9k views; and “3D ASCII Model Viewer” by Daniel Destefanis, which is free with 2.3k and 13.7k views. It also offers Figma Weave, a suite of AI-powered tools that can be run within Figma to generate, edit, and automate creative work, including “Texturize” with 74 and 6.4k views, On-brand icons with 70 and 5.3k, Generate mockup with 44 and 5.1k, Sticker pack with 31 and 4.9k, Grainy airbrush with 50 and 4.9k, and “Image to vector” with 41 and 4.7k, "Monochrome pixel art" with 36 and 4.6k, "Transfer style" with 17 and 3.8k, "Product shoot" with 19 and 3.1k, and "Stamp machine" with 28 and 2.9k. The platform also showcases a selection of its favorite content creators, including Miggi from Figgi, associated with Data Mosh Shader and Maker Week Beat Maker; Adanna O. who is associated with “Free Shadow Icons,” Daniela Muntyan, associated with “Config 26 Motion Deep Dive Examples” and “Ripple Effect Prototype,” ˗ˏˋ rogie ˎˊ˗, associated with “Dither yourself” and “Clippy — Add attachments to your Figma files!”, and Bruno, associated with “Implementing Accessibility in Design Systems — EDIT & IxDA Meetup” and “What’s in a Portfolio — 101 Booklet,” and Vic, associated with “Component Properties (Case Study)” and “Bead patterns.” Figma also features partners from resource providers, including Apple, which showcases macOS 27 and iOS and iPadOS 27; Material Design, which showcases Slots Playground and Personalized theme and brand with Material 3; and Microsoft, which showcases Measurements and Microsoft Store Asset Guidance.