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The best FLORA and Figma Weave (Weavy) alternatives

The best alternative to FLORA or Figma Weave depends on what you need: Beemm Vision for 145+ models on one balance in euros, with co-editing, an API and an MCP that edits workflows; Krea for real time; ComfyUI or NodeTool for open source on your own machine; Wireflow to hand workflows to an agent; Magnific Spaces for the stock library; Fuser for a very wide catalogue; Imaginode and Pletor among French publishers. Facts checked on 29 October 2026 on the official pages. Beemm Vision is our product.

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Ten FLORA and Figma Weave alternatives, side by side

Each tool compared on what its official pages state, read on the date shown. "Not documented" means we could not find it on an official page, not that the feature does not exist.

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Ten FLORA and Figma Weave alternatives: hosting, models, collaboration, apps, API and MCP, free plan and entry price.
ProductWhere it runsModelsCollaborationWorkflow as an appAPI and MCPFree, then entry price
Beemm VisionBEEMM SAS, Vauhallan (France)145+ image and video models on one balance in euros; API and an MCP that creates and edits workflows.Cloud, in the browser145+ third-party image and video modelsReal-time co-editing of the same canvasYes: workflow published as an appYes: API with keys, and an MCP that creates and edits workflows100 free credits, no card; Starter €24/month excl. VAT
Krea (Krea Nodes)Krea, San Francisco (USA)Real-time generation and in-house models (Krea 3); a free plan that refills every day.Cloud; Krea 3 self-hostable on EnterpriseMore than 50 models, third-party and in-houseMultiplayer editing announced; collaborative canvas on the Business planYes: Node App Builder (from Pro)Yes: API with a separate balance, and an MCP100 units a day; Basic $9/month ($5 billed yearly)
Higgsfield (Canvas)Higgsfield, San Francisco (USA)In-house models (Soul, DoP) and marketing video tools, in a co-edited infinite canvas.Cloud, in the browserMore than 50 models in the API catalogue, third-party and in-houseReal-time co-editingPublishing a Canvas as an app: not documentedYes: separate product, prepaid balance in dollarsLimited use, no commercial use; Starter €19/month excl. VAT
ComfyUIComfy Org, San Francisco (USA)Open source (GPL-3.0), free locally; more than 60,000 nodes.Locally on your GPU, or Comfy CloudOpen-weight models, and closed ones through Partner NodesTeam workspaces on Comfy Cloud; co-editing not documentedYes: APP mode; share links on Comfy CloudYes: local API; Cloud API on paid plansFree locally; Comfy Cloud Standard $20/month ($16 billed yearly)
FuserFuser Technologies (USA)A very wide catalogue: image, video, audio, 3D and LLMs on a multiplayer canvas.Cloud, in the browser341 image, video, audio and 3D model variants, plus 113 LLMs (homepage)Yes: live cursors, commentsYes: publish an app from a nodeNot documented30-day Professional trial, 500 credits; Indie from $5/month
WireflowWireflow (terms under US law)An agent builds and runs the workflows for you; API and MCP from the free plan.Cloud, in the browserMore than 100 video, image and voice models (API page)Shared workspaces and live collaboration, all plansNot documentedYes, from the free planUp to 60 credits, no video; Starter $36/month
Magnific Spaces (formerly Freepik)Freepik Company, Málaga (Spain)A collaborative canvas bundled with a stock library and the Magnific upscalers.Cloud, in the browserThird-party models (Flux, Nano Banana, Kling, Veo…) and in-house (Mystic); no total statedYes: co-editing, real-time cursorsNot documentedYes, credit-based, on paid plansUp to 3 Spaces; Premium €16/month excl. VAT (€12 billed yearly)
NodeToolNodeTool, Berlin (Germany)Open source and local, no margin: you pay model providers at their own price.Desktop app, local; Cloud in alphaLocal models and providers through your own keys (FAL, OpenAI, Replicate…)Not documentedNot documentedYes: SDK and command lineFree and open source (AGPL-3.0); providers paid separately
ImaginodeBUSINESSDYNAMITE SAS, Sarrebourg (France)French publisher, billed in euros from €13/month excl. VAT; a catalogue that includes LLMs, audio and 3D.Cloud, in the browser133 models announced, including text, audio and 3D (74 on the pricing cards)Not documentedNot documented (ready-made tool templates)Yes: API keys, and an MCPNo free plan: 3 trial images; Starter €13/month excl. VAT
PletorLASQO SAS (Pletor), Paris (France)Built for e-commerce and ads: a brand "Brain", batch mode, team apps.Cloud, in the browserImage, video and AI UGC; no total documentedUnlimited users; live co-editing not documentedYes: a Flow becomes a team AppYes: API and MCP on every paid planA few credits, no card; Starter $19/month
  • Facts checked on 29 October 2026 on each product’s official pages (pricing, documentation, legal notices), listed below. Plans change fast: check before you commit. Prices as displayed from France, excluding tax when the publisher says so.
  • Beemm Vision is not neutral: it is our product. That is why every cell points to a public source, and why a feature missing from a product’s documentation reads "not documented", never "no".
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The right alternative for the job

Beemm Vision: a multi-model canvas billed in euros

145+ third-party image and video models on one credit balance, real-time co-editing, workflows published as apps, Scale to rerun a workflow per spreadsheet row, an API with keys and an MCP that creates and edits workflows. 100 free credits with no card, then €24/month excl. VAT. No in-house model, unlike Krea or Higgsfield.

Krea: real-time generation

Krea Nodes adds a node editor and a Node App Builder to its in-house models (Krea 3). The free plan gives 100 units a day; Basic costs $9 a month, $5 billed yearly. Multiplayer editing is announced, with the collaborative canvas on the Business plan.

Higgsfield: in-house models for marketing video

Higgsfield’s Canvas is a co-edited infinite board backed by the Soul and DoP models and video ad tools. The free plan excludes commercial use; Starter starts at €19/month excl. VAT. The API is a separate product, prepaid in dollars.

ComfyUI: open source, on your GPU

ComfyUI is free locally (GPL-3.0) with more than 60,000 nodes; Comfy Cloud Standard costs $20 a month, $16 billed yearly. APP mode turns a workflow into an interface, shareable by link on Comfy Cloud. The pick when you want full control, open-weight models included.

NodeTool: local and margin-free

NodeTool is an open-source desktop app (AGPL-3.0), with a Cloud that is free during its alpha. No subscription and no credits: you plug in your own keys (FAL, OpenAI, Replicate…) or local models, and pay providers at their own price.

Wireflow: an agent that builds the workflows

Wireflow bets on an agent that builds and runs workflows from a description. The API and MCP are open from the free plan (up to 60 credits, no video); Starter costs $36 a month.

Magnific Spaces: canvas plus stock library

Formerly Freepik, Magnific Spaces is a co-edited node canvas included in a plan that also covers the stock library and the Magnific upscalers. Premium costs €16/month excl. VAT, €12 billed yearly; a free account can create up to 3 Spaces.

Fuser: a very wide catalogue

Fuser announces 341 image, video, audio and 3D model variants plus 113 LLMs, on a multiplayer canvas that publishes apps. A 30-day Professional trial with 500 credits, then Indie from $5 a month. We found no public documentation of its API.

Imaginode: cheapest of the French publishers

Published in Sarrebourg, France, Imaginode offers a node canvas from €13/month excl. VAT, with 133 models announced, including LLMs and audio, an API and an MCP. No free plan: 3 trial images.

Pletor: e-commerce and ads, French publisher

Published in Paris, Pletor encodes the brand in a "Brain", runs Flows in batch mode and publishes them as team apps. API and MCP on every paid plan; Starter costs $19 a month.

How to choose

Three questions rule out half of the table.

  1. Where should the models run?On your GPU or your machine: ComfyUI or NodeTool. In the cloud, with nothing to install: all the others.
  2. Do several people work on the same canvas?Real-time co-editing is documented by Beemm Vision, Higgsfield, Fuser, Magnific Spaces and Wireflow; at Krea it sits on the Business plan. Figma Weave shares workflows read-only.
  3. Do you need to plug in an agent or a script?The Beemm Vision and Comfy Cloud MCPs create and edit workflows; Wireflow’s builds them from a description and edits them with permission. Figma Weave keeps its API for the Enterprise plan.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best FLORA alternative?
There is no single one. To keep a co-edited node canvas with many models: Beemm Vision, 145+ models billed in euros; for real time: Krea; for open source on your own machine: ComfyUI. FLORA keeps its own strengths: Techniques published as apps and an MCP that acts on the canvas.
What is a good Weavy (Figma Weave) alternative?
It depends on what you are missing. Figma Weave shares workflows read-only and keeps its API for the Enterprise plan. Beemm Vision, Higgsfield, Fuser and Magnific Spaces document real-time co-editing; Beemm Vision opens its API with keys, with no Enterprise plan needed.
Is there a European alternative to FLORA?
Yes. In this table, three French publishers offer a node canvas: Beemm Vision (Vauhallan), Imaginode (Sarrebourg) and Pletor (Paris); Magnific Spaces is published in Spain and NodeTool in Germany. Beemm Vision, Imaginode and Magnific bill in euros (Magnific’s prices as shown from France), Pletor in dollars.
Is this comparison neutral?
No: Beemm Vision is our product. Every cell in the table still points to an official page read on 29 October 2026, and what we did not find there reads "not documented".

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