OpenAI is testing ChatGPT's ability to work directly inside popular design platforms (Figma, Adobe products, and others), letting designers use AI assistance without leaving their current tool. The feature is under testing with select users.
Instead of switching between ChatGPT's website and design software, designers can now prompt the AI to help with tasks—like generating layout ideas, copywriting, or image suggestions—while staying in Figma or Adobe. This eliminates friction and context-switching that slows down creative work.
For design teams, this means AI assistance becomes embedded in the daily workflow rather than a separate tool to consult. Companies using Figma or Adobe for product design, marketing, or UX work gain faster iteration cycles without training staff on a new interface.
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