Figma Stock appears 7% after the CEO of Openai Altman boasts integration

Figure Actions jumped 7% on Monday after the technology of the design software supplier was promoted by the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, in a demo on stage at the annual DevDay conference of his company in San Francisco.

Altman discussed the integration of Figma into Chatgpt, which has more than 800 million monthly users. He showed how third -party applications could connect with OPENAI SDK applications or the software development framework.

“When someone uses Chatgpt, you can find an application by asking for it by name,” said Altman. “For example, you can sketch a product flow for chatgpt, then say, Figma, transform this sketch into an achievable diagram. The Figma application will take the answer and end the action.”

In addition to asking for the help of Figma by name in Chatgpt, the assistant can also suggest Figma when relevant, said Luke Zhang, Figma product manager, in a blog article.

The rally of Figma, at its high point, was the stiff since the day of the start of the public market of the company on the New York Stock Exchange in July.

Figma has increased its own tools to work on the conceptions of applications and websites using OPENAI generative AI models and other suppliers.

Subscribers to products that connect to SDK apps will be able to connect without leaving their chatgpt conversations, said Altman. He said that people working on Figma products can also launch the Figjam tool to continue working on development ideas. SDK APPS is based on the context protocol of the model, an open standard that the OpenAi Rival Anthropic introduced last year.

Software developers will be able to submit applications for examination later in 2025, said Altman.

Over time, Openai will offer many ways to generate income through third -party integrations, Altman said. Last week, Openai announced a feature allowing people to buy products listed Etsy Via Chatgpt.

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