Weavy is a node-based creative platform for people building workflows that combine AI-generated content with hands-on editing. It brings generative nodes and professional editing tools into one workflow, so creators can connect compatible inputs and outputs rather than treating each operation as a separate destination. The platform addresses a practical creative problem: moving between generation and editing while keeping steps configurable and reusable. Its workflow and tool features also let creators package a process for repeated use.
What can Weavy do?
Workflows are assembled by connecting nodes with compatible inputs and outputs. Inputs can come directly from a user or from another node, while node properties expose adjustable model parameters. Generative nodes create content and consume credits; manual editing nodes, including painter, blur, and multi-layer composition, do not require credits.
- Connect workflow nodes to pass inputs and outputs between compatible steps.
- Combine generation with manual editing tools such as painter, blur, and multi-layer composition.
- Expose adjustable parameters through node properties and provide inputs directly or from earlier nodes.
- Turn a workflow into a reusable tool by adding an Output node and configuring its unconnected inputs as attributes.
- Publish workflows to Figma Community, or use Weave tools in Figma by selecting a canvas image, choosing a tool, configuring inputs, and generating output.
Tool creators can lock attributes to hide them from the tool view. That gives creators a way to make a workflow reusable while keeping selected settings out of the exposed interface.
Who is Weavy best for?
Weavy suits creators who want to combine AI generation and editing in connected, repeatable workflows. It may fit individual users exploring node-based creative processes, creators who want to package a workflow as a reusable tool, and teams that need shared credits and team management features. Figma users can also use Weave tools directly from the design canvas, while workflow creators can publish to Figma Community. Choose it when those workflow and editing needs match your work; check the separate plan requirements if you already pay for Figma.
Weavy pricing in brief
Weavy has a free version and paid tiers. Plans differ in monthly credit allowances, workflow limits, rollover terms, and team features. The free version limits users to five workflows; paid plans list unlimited workflows. Credit use depends on generative activity, and the team offering provides per-user credits with a shared pool. Check the current pricing page for the plan details that fit your intended usage.
Limitations to know about Weavy
Generative nodes consume credits, and the amount varies by model and can also change with settings such as duration or resolution. The free plan is limited to five workflows. Figma and Figma Weave require separate plans, so a paid Figma plan does not include Weave. Starter credits reset monthly; the documented rollover period for Professional and Team is up to three months. Workflow execution through the API is marked as coming soon for Enterprise, not as an available feature.
Alternatives to Weavy
Figma is relevant for people whose main workspace is design on a canvas, while Adobe Firefly is another option to compare for AI-assisted creative work. Canva may suit readers comparing a broader visual-content creation workflow. These tools are comparison points, not claims that their features or plans match Weavy; assess each product’s current capabilities and plan requirements before choosing.
