FigJam
Figma's whiteboard for workshops, diagrams and early-stage collaboration.
Overview
FigJam is deliberately lighter than dedicated whiteboards, trading facilitation depth for a free-form canvas that sits next to design files. Teams already on Figma rarely need more.
Scored criteria
Multiplayer
4.8
Facilitation tools
3.7
Templates
4.0
Integrations
4.2
Ease of use
4.7
Value for money
4.6
Strengths
- Cheapest path to a whiteboard if you already pay for Figma
- Very low learning curve
- Seamless design-file integration
Limitations
- Facilitation features trail Miro
- Limited enterprise template governance
- Fewer third-party integrations
Features
Infinite canvasSticky notes and votingTemplates for retros and workshopsDiagramming shapesAudio chatDirect Figma file embedding
Verdict
The obvious whiteboard for Figma-native teams. Facilitation-heavy organisations should still evaluate Miro.
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