Figma Stock (FIG) Rises after Launching a New Anthropic Integration

Creative design platform Figma (FIG) is taking steps to address investor concerns that artificial intelligence could disrupt its business. To do so, the company has partnered with AI developer Anthropic to launch a new integration called "Claude Code to Figma." Interestingly, the feature allows users to bring Claude Code workflows directly into Figma, where the generated code can automatically be converted into editable design frames.President's Day Sale - 70% OffUnlock hedge fund-level data and powerful investing tools for smarter, sharper decisions Stay ahead of the market with the latest news and analysis and maximize your portfolio's potential In other words, instead of switching between coding tools and design platforms, users can move their work seamlessly onto the Figma canvas. According to Gui Seiz, Figma's director of AI design, each captured screen can be copied and pasted into any Figma file, thereby instantly turning it into a workable frame. From there, designers can organize, duplicate, refine, and share the layout as they would with any other design element. More importantly, teams can add notes on what works, highlight unclear areas, and test alternative ideas without having to jump back into the code or make large structural edits. Users can also capture multiple screens in a single session, which helps speed up the design process. For Anthropic, the partnership adds to its growing list of software collaborations as it continues to become a dominant force in the space. This has allowed it to recently close a $30 billion Series G funding round that valued the company at approximately $380 billion. Is FIG Stock a Good Buy? Turning to Wall Street, analysts have a Moderate Buy consensus rating on FIG stock based on three Buys, four Holds, and zero Sells assigned in the past three months, as indicated by the graphic below. Furthermore, the average FIG price target of $42.17 per share implies 86.8% upside potential.