Figma Weave comes to Figma's MCP: video and image models like Seedance, Kling and Nano Banana from your AI agent

The material received is Figma's release notes page, not a full-length article. The update that gives the link its title is brief, so this summary is deliberately short and sticks to what the text says.

According to the note dated October 26, 2026, all the video and image models available in Figma Weave can now be used from an external AI agent through the Figma MCP. This requires a Figma Weave account connected to the Figma account. With that in place, users can generate videos and images while chatting with their agent. The models cited as examples are Seedance, Kling and Nano Banana.

The note clarifies that videos and images generated with Weave models consume Weave credits. The page links to documentation with more detail on what can be done with Figma Weave through the MCP, but that documentation is not included in the content received.

The same page lists other recent updates, and only what appears there is summarized. On October 15, to coincide with Config India 2026, Figma announced code layers in open beta, Figma Specs in open beta, scaffolding for a Payload backend in Figma Make, code sources in closed beta, guidelines for design libraries and an upgrade to the Figma MCP. The latter brings greater speed, compatibility with more Figma products and support for 20 new partners. On October 6, the Figma agent came out of beta and became generally available; since that date it consumes AI credits. On October 13, Gemini 4 Argon began rolling out in Figma Make.

The other links in the digest (Franki Rebrand and Edge Dark Patterns) do not appear in the content received, so they are not covered here.