Comparison
Figma Weave (Weavy AI) vs Martini — Node-Based AI Canvas Compared (2026)
Figma Weave is the node-based AI generation canvas that came out of Weavy AI, the design-first canvas Figma acquired for a reported ~$200M in October 2025; it still bills standalone on a credit system (free at 150 credits/month, up to a Team plan at $48 per user per month with 4,500 credits, plus top-ups around $10 per 1,000–1,200 extra credits). Martini is the same node-based, chain-AI-models-on-a-canvas paradigm but built for video-first multi-model production: 50+ frontier image and video models you can fan one prompt out to simultaneously (Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3, Runway Gen-4, Seedance 2), lip-sync, voiceover, and NLE-style XML export to Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro. Note that Figma Weave is not the same thing as Figma Variables — Variables is Figma's design-token feature, while Weave is a separate AI canvas. Pick Figma Weave to generate design assets inside the Figma ecosystem; pick Martini to fan out across frontier video models and ship a finished, editor-ready cut.
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When to choose Martini
- You want to fan one prompt or source image out across many frontier video models at once — Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3, Runway Gen-4, Seedance 2, Hailuo, Vidu — and keep every take in a version tray, instead of running a curated handful one at a time.
- Your deliverable is a finished video cut, so you need image-to-video, lip-sync, and voiceover on the same canvas as the stills, then XML/EDL export so the multi-shot project opens directly in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro.
- You need the broadest model coverage — 50+ models across image, video, audio, 3D, and tools in one canvas — rather than Figma Weave's design-asset-oriented model set.
- You run a production team and want a multiplayer canvas with workspace billing, dual-balance credits, and per-member credit limits — not collaboration routed through a design tool.
- You want a transparent free tier (200 credits/month, every model unlocked, no card) and flat usage-based paid plans rather than per-seat design-suite pricing.
When to choose Figma Weave (Weavy AI)
- You live inside the Figma ecosystem and want AI generation that sits next to your design files, components, and team — Figma Weave's biggest advantage is the Figma relationship.
- Your job is generating design assets — hero imagery, concept boards, illustration, marketing stills — rather than producing multi-shot video for an editor.
- You are a design team that values per-seat subscription predictability and a polished, design-director-friendly canvas over usage-based credit math.
- You want hands-on creative editing (lighting, masking, color grading) and branch-and-remix iteration as the core canvas surface.
- You prefer a deliberately curated model surface over a deep node library of frontier video models.
Side-by-side comparison
| Attribute | Martini | Figma Weave (Weavy AI) |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Browser-based node canvas built for video-first AI production — fan out one prompt across many models, then export an editor-ready cut. | Node-based AI generation canvas (formerly Weavy AI), design-first, acquired by Figma in October 2025 for a reported ~$200M. |
| Canvas paradigm | Node graph where blocks chain into a workflow that produces a deliverable; signature move is fan-out across many models in parallel. | Node-based AI canvas with hands-on editing, branching, and remix — same "chain models on a canvas" idea, tuned for design output. |
| Multi-model fan-out | Wire one prompt or source image into multiple model nodes and run 50+ image and video models simultaneously, keeping every take in a version tray. | Curated model selection; runs are generally one model at a time rather than parallel fan-out across frontier video models. |
| Video model coverage | Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3 / Kling O3, Runway Gen-4, Seedance 2, Hailuo, Vidu — all callable and chainable from canvas nodes. | Video generation available (e.g., Sora, Veo) but oriented to design output, not multi-model video production. |
| Audio, lip-sync, voiceover | ElevenLabs voiceover, music, and lip-sync nodes on the same canvas as image and video. | Audio is not the core of the canvas; teams typically step out to other tools. |
| NLE / timeline export | XML and EDL export with timing intact — opens directly in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro. | Asset download (images and video files); no timeline-export step to an NLE today. |
| Figma ecosystem fit | Standalone product; no Figma integration (exports go to NLEs, not design files). | Owned by Figma since Oct 2025; the design-team and Figma-ecosystem relationship is its core advantage (still billed standalone today). |
| Free tier | Free · 200 credits/month renewable · all 50+ models · no card. | Free · 150 credits/month. |
| Pricing model | Free tier plus flat usage-based plans ($20–$150/mo); dual-balance credits (subscription quota + wallet top-ups). | Per-seat credit subscriptions up to $48/user/mo (Team); top-ups around $10 per 1,000–1,200 credits. |
| Team surface | Native multiplayer canvas, workspace billing, per-member credit limits. | Design-team collaboration, strengthened by the Figma relationship. |
| Not to be confused with | A production canvas — distinct from any design-token feature. | Figma Weave (AI canvas) is NOT Figma Variables (Figma's design-token / variables feature) — different products entirely. |
Workflow comparison
| Step | Martini | Figma Weave (Weavy AI) |
|---|---|---|
| Brief: a 20-second product spot — hero shot, three lifestyle clips, voiceover, and music | Open one canvas project; place a prompt, image references, four image-to-video nodes, an ElevenLabs voiceover node, and a music node, and wire them into one graph. | Open the AI canvas; generate hero imagery and exploratory stills as design assets, branching and remixing for the look. |
| Develop the look across models | Fan one prompt out to FLUX, Nano Banana 2, and Imagen 4 at once, compare takes in the version tray, and lock the brand look across all four shots. | Generate stills with the curated image models, then refine hands-on with lighting, masking, and color grading. |
| Animate every shot | Fan each still out to Sora 2, Kling 3, and Seedance 2 simultaneously; preview every clip inline against its still and keep the best. | Run video generation per still where supported; output is a set of clips rather than a sequenced timeline. |
| Add audio, lip-sync, and music | Voiceover, music, and lip-sync nodes feed the storyboard, aware of each clip's duration. | Audio typically happens out-of-canvas; bring it to your editor alongside the downloaded clips. |
| Hand off to an editor | Export XML/EDL into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro with timing intact, then finish in your NLE. | Download the assets and rebuild the timeline from scratch in your editor. |
Pricing compared
| Plan | Martini | Figma Weave (Weavy AI) |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free · 200 credits/month renewable · all 50+ models · no card | Free · 150 credits/month |
| Entry paid | Standard · $20/month flat · 1,600 credits | Starter · ~1,500 credits/month |
| Pro | Pro · $50/month flat · 5,400 credits | Professional · ~4,000 credits/month |
| Team | Ultimate · $150/month flat · 17,000 credits | Team · $48/user/month · 4,500 credits |
| Top-ups | $1 per 100 credits · 90-day expiry | Add-on credits ~$10 per 1,000–1,200 credits |
Pricing and operational tradeoffs
- Figma Weave (Weavy AI) pricing as of 2026: a free plan with 150 credits/month, a Starter plan around 1,500 credits/month, a Professional plan around 4,000 credits/month, and a Team plan at $48 per user per month with 4,500 credits; extra credits cost roughly $10 per 1,000–1,200 credits. Verify current numbers on the official weavy.ai pricing page.
- Figma Weave's Team plan costs $48 per user per month and includes 4,500 credits, billed standalone from any Figma subscription — Figma Weave is not bundled into a Figma seat as of 2026.
- Martini: free tier with 200 credits/month and no card required; every node type and all 50+ models are unlocked on the free tier.
- Martini paid plans are flat by usage: Standard $20/month for 1,600 credits, Pro $50/month for 5,400 credits, Ultimate $150/month for 17,000 credits, plus $1 per 100 credits in top-ups (90-day expiry).
- For solo creators, Martini's free tier (200 credits vs 150) and flat $20/month plan typically cover more multi-modal work; for design teams that want a per-seat line item inside the Figma ecosystem, Figma Weave's subscriptions are straightforward. Last verified: May 2026.
Which to choose by use case
Designer generating assets inside the Figma ecosystem
Recommendation: Figma Weave
The Figma relationship and design-first canvas fit asset generation that lives next to your design files.
Creator who wants to fan one prompt across many frontier video models
Recommendation: Martini
Fan-out runs 50+ image and video models in parallel and keeps every take in a version tray — Figma Weave runs a curated set one at a time.
Producer shipping a finished multi-shot video cut
Recommendation: Martini
Image-to-video, lip-sync, voiceover, and XML/EDL export carry the whole spot from first still to NLE handoff.
Design team wanting predictable per-seat billing
Recommendation: Figma Weave
Per-seat subscriptions up to $48/user/month give a fixed monthly line item for a design squad.
Solo creator weighing free tiers before paying
Recommendation: Martini
Martini's free tier gives 200 credits/month with every model unlocked, vs Figma Weave's 150 — and the entry paid plan is a flat $20/month.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does Figma Weave cost?
- Figma Weave (Weavy AI) starts free with 150 credits per month, then scales through a Starter plan (~1,500 credits/month) and a Professional plan (~4,000 credits/month) to a Team plan at $48 per user per month with 4,500 credits; extra credits run roughly $10 per 1,000–1,200 credits as of 2026. Confirm current figures on the official weavy.ai pricing page. By comparison, Martini is free with 200 credits/month and its entry paid plan is a flat $20/month for 1,600 credits.
- Is Figma Weave the same as Figma Variables?
- No. Figma Weave is a node-based AI generation canvas (the product that came from Weavy AI, acquired by Figma in October 2025), while Figma Variables is Figma's design-token feature for storing reusable values like colors, spacing, and strings to manage a design system at scale. They share the "Figma" name but are completely different products — searchers comparing "Figma Weave vs Figma Variables" are usually looking for one and finding the other.
- What is the difference between Figma Weave and Figma Variables?
- Figma Variables is a design-system feature inside the Figma editor: named tokens (colors, numbers, booleans, strings) you bind to layers so a design system updates everywhere at once — ideal for theming and managing a design system at scale. Figma Weave is a separate AI canvas where you chain generative models together to produce images and video. One manages design tokens; the other generates creative assets. If you want AI video instead, Martini is a node-based canvas in the same spirit as Weave but built for multi-model video production.
- Is Figma Weave the same as Weavy?
- Yes — Figma Weave is the product formerly known as Weavy AI (weavy.ai). Figma acquired Weavy in October 2025 for a reported ~$200M, and the node-based AI canvas continues to operate, still billed on its own credit system as of 2026. So "Figma Weave," "Weavy AI," and "Weavy" all refer to the same node-based AI generation canvas.
- Is Figma Weave included with a Figma subscription?
- No. As of 2026, Figma Weave (Weavy AI) is billed standalone on its own credit-based plans — free at 150 credits/month up to a Team plan at $48 per user per month — and is not bundled into a standard Figma seat. Figma acquired Weavy in October 2025, but you still subscribe to Weave separately from your Figma plan.
- How many credits do Figma Weave models cost?
- Figma Weave runs on a monthly credit allowance (150 free, ~1,500 on Starter, ~4,000 on Professional, 4,500 on the $48/user Team plan), and each model run draws from that balance — heavier video generations cost more credits than a single image. Extra credits cost roughly $10 per 1,000–1,200 credits. Martini works the same way with a dual-balance system (subscription quota plus wallet top-ups at $1 per 100 credits) and a larger free allowance of 200 credits/month.
- What is a good Figma Weave alternative for AI video?
- Martini is the strongest Figma Weave alternative when your output is video rather than design assets. It uses the same node-based, chain-models-on-a-canvas paradigm but is built for production: fan one prompt out across 50+ frontier image and video models (Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3, Runway Gen-4, Seedance 2), add lip-sync and voiceover, and export XML/EDL straight into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro. Flora AI and Krea are design-canvas alternatives, but Martini is the video-first one.
- Figma Weave vs Martini — which should I choose?
- Choose Figma Weave if you generate design assets inside the Figma ecosystem and value the design-first canvas plus per-seat billing for a design team. Choose Martini if your deliverable is video: it fans one prompt out across many frontier video models at once, keeps every take in a version tray, and exports an editor-ready timeline to your NLE. Martini also has a larger free tier (200 vs 150 credits/month) and a flat $20/month entry plan.
- Does Figma Weave do timeline or NLE export like Martini?
- Not today. Figma Weave outputs image and video files you download from the canvas; there is no timeline/NLE export step. Martini exports XML and EDL with clip timing intact, so a multi-shot canvas opens directly in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro and you finish in your editor — which is why video producers tend to pick Martini for the handoff.
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