Figma: Internal Publishing for Weave Tools
FigmaFigma now lets teams publish Weave tools internally for use within their own organization. Internally published tools appear in the Tools tab in Figma, next to tools built by Figma and the Figma Community. The feature is available only on Organization and Enterprise plans.
Key Takeaways
- Weave tools can now be published privately inside a Figma organization, not only to the public Community.
- Internal tools appear in the Tools tab, next to Figma-built and Community-built Weave tools.
- The feature is limited to Organization and Enterprise plans.
- It gives teams a way to standardize brand-specific AI image workflows without making them public.
- It complements Weave tools Community publishing from September 2026, giving two publishing scopes.
- It follows the existing pattern of internal publishing for plugins and shaders in organizations.
Share Weave Tools Inside Your Organization
Figma added internal publishing for Weave tools on October 30, 2026. Teams can package a custom Weave workflow and make it available to colleagues within their Figma organization, without releasing it publicly.
Internally published tools show up in the Tools tab in Figma, alongside Weave tools built by Figma and tools shared by the Figma Community. Team members find company-approved AI workflows in the same place as the public ones.
Plan Availability
Internal publishing is only available on Organization and Enterprise plans. Community publishing, introduced in September 2026, remains the route for sharing tools publicly.
Why It Matters
Many teams build image workflows tuned to their brand, such as consistent product shots or on-brand retouching. Keeping those private lets teams standardize AI-assisted work without exposing proprietary prompts or styles. The update mirrors how Figma already handles internal plugins and shaders for organizations.