Compare · vs Weavy (Figma Weave)

Beemm Vision vs Weavy — now Figma Weave, and what that changes.

Weavy built one of the first node-based AI canvases. Figma bought it in October 2025, and it is now Figma Weave — a standalone product that increasingly lives inside Figma. Beemm Vision is an independent nodal canvas with 98+ models, real-time collaboration, batch runs and an MCP that lets an agent build workflows.

TL;DR

  • Weavy was acquired by Figma and renamed Figma Weave; weavy.ai now redirects to weave.figma.com. Its credits are separate from Figma AI credits.
  • Both combine nodal workflows, many image and video models, and a way to turn a workflow into a simple tool (Weave Tools, Beemm Vision App).
  • Weave shares workflows read-only (co-editing is not documented), its MCP lists and runs tools but does not create or edit workflows, and its public API is "coming soon". Beemm Vision has a collaborative canvas, an MCP that creates and edits workflows, and an API.
  • Weave is ahead on Figma integration, pro compositing tools and SOC 2 Type II. Facts checked on its public pages on 28 September 2026.

Beemm Vision vs Weavy (Figma Weave) — feature by feature

We've kept this comparison factual. Where Weavy (Figma Weave) is genuinely stronger, we say so.

FeatureBeemm VisionWeavy (Figma Weave)
Models
Image and video models98 (63 image, 35 video)FLUX 2 Pro, Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedream, Recraft, Kling, Veo, Runway, Grok Imagine, Wan, Luma, LTX… (total not stated)
Per-model contract status

Whether the provider is contractually bound not to train on your data.

partial — the publisher of every model is named in a public annex; terms vary by provideryes ("Verified by Figma" label)
Canvas & editing
Node-based canvasYesYes
Several people editing the same canvasYesnot documented (read-only sharing, ownership transfer)
Compositing tools

Relight, z-depth, masks, layers, typography, blend modes.

partial (upscale, background removal, inpaint, erase, extend)Yes
Figma integrationNoyes (Weave tools in Figma Design, Figma node)
Automation
Run a workflow over a listyes (Scale — one run per spreadsheet row, from the Studio plan)yes (iterators; CSV import into the text iterator)
Workflow turned into a simple toolyes (App mode)yes (Tools — shared with guests, the workspace or a public link)
MCP serveryes — from Claude and Cursor: builds and edits workflows, launches image and video generationspartial — lists and runs tools through the Figma MCP server
Public APIYes"coming soon" (Enterprise)
Built-in agentyes (Vision Agent)not documented
Pricing & trust
Free plan150 credits, image and video150 credits / month, image models only, commercial licence
Entry planStarter — €24 / month (excl. VAT), 1,300 creditsStarter — $19 / month billed yearly, 1,500 credits
Billing currencyEuroUS dollar
Security certificationnone claimedSOC 2 Type II
PublisherBeeMM SAS, FranceFigma (Weavy was founded in Tel Aviv)

Where Weavy (Figma Weave) is genuinely better

  • Weave is becoming part of Figma: more than twenty Weave tools run inside Figma Design, and a Figma node syncs a frame into a workflow. For a team that designs in Figma, that is a short path.
  • Its compositing tools — relight, z-depth, masks, layers, typography, blend modes — go further than a generation canvas usually does.
  • SOC 2 Type II, a clear "Verified by Figma" status per model, and a free plan with a commercial licence.

What the table cannot tell you about Weavy (Figma Weave)

Inside Figma, or next to it

Weave is heading towards the Figma file: tools inside Figma Design, frames synced into workflows. Beemm Vision stays a separate studio, with its own collaborative canvas and a catalogue that is not tied to one design tool.

Sharing a workflow, or working on it together

Weave's documentation describes sharing a workflow read-only or transferring its ownership, and publishing a Tool for others to run. Beemm Vision lets several people work on the same canvas, and publishes an App for those who should only run it.

An agent that can write the graph

Through Figma's MCP server, an agent can list and run Weave tools; creating or editing a workflow is not possible that way, and the API is announced as coming soon. Beemm Vision lets an agent in Claude or Cursor create a workflow and patch its nodes, then opens it in your browser; running a whole workflow from an agent goes through the local server, in early access.

Which one to pick

Choose Beemm Vision when

  • Several people need to work on the same canvas at the same time.
  • You want an AI agent to build and edit workflows, or an API to run them today.
  • You want image and video on the free plan, and billing in euros.
  • Your team does not live in Figma.

Choose Weavy (Figma Weave) when

  • Your team designs in Figma and wants the tools inside Figma Design.
  • Compositing — relighting, depth, masks, layers — is central to your work.
  • A SOC 2 Type II report is a requirement.
  • A per-model "verified" status matters to your legal team.

Frequently asked questions

Is Weavy the same as Figma Weave?
Yes. Figma acquired Weavy, announced on 30 October 2025, and renamed it Figma Weave. weavy.ai redirects to weave.figma.com, and Weave credits are separate from Figma AI credits.
Is Beemm Vision a Weavy alternative?
Yes, for teams that want a collaborative nodal canvas outside Figma, an agent able to build workflows, and an API available today. For Figma-native work and compositing, Weave goes further.
Can an AI agent build a workflow in Beemm Vision?
Yes. Through the Beemm Vision MCP server, an agent in Claude or Cursor can create a workflow, add and connect nodes, and open it in your browser. Running a whole workflow from an agent goes through the local server, in early access.
Does Beemm Vision integrate with Figma?
No. Beemm Vision is a separate studio; images and videos are exported from it.

One canvas. 98+ models. No license juggling.

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