FigJam
FreemiumOnline whiteboard for teams to collaborate
About FigJam
FigJam is Figma's online whiteboard tool for brainstorming, workshops, and team collaboration. Features sticky notes, templates, voting, cursor chat, and AI-powered features. Tightly integrated with Figma.
Key Features
Pricing Plans
Free
- 3 FigJam boards
- Unlimited viewers
- Core features
Professional
- Unlimited boards
- Custom templates
- Version history
Organization
- SSO
- Advanced controls
- Analytics
Pros
- Tight Figma integration for design teams
- Fast and responsive — feels great to use
- Excellent for workshops and retrospectives
- Good free tier with 3 boards
- AI features help structure brainstorms
Cons
- Only really useful if your team uses Figma
- Limited vs Miro for non-design teams
- Fewer templates than dedicated whiteboard tools
Best For
- Design teams already using Figma
- Product discovery and sprint planning
- Remote team workshops
Not Ideal For
- Teams not using Figma
- Enterprise whiteboard needs (Miro is better)
Data & Privacy
Part of Figma. Same privacy practices as Figma — AI features do not train on private files. Content from public Community files may be used. Boards exportable as images and PDF. SOC 2 Type 2 certified.
Who Is This For?
Hands-on tested May 2026
Signup Experience
Figma account required -- FigJam is bundled with Figma so no separate signup. Free tier allows 3 FigJam files with unlimited collaborators on a board. First board with templates for brainstorming and retrospectives is ready within 2 minutes.
For Home Users
Free tier covers 3 boards with real-time collaboration -- genuinely useful for personal brainstorming or side project planning with collaborators. The template library for retrospectives, mind maps, and flowcharts is accessible without paying. Home users hitting the 3-file limit can delete old boards to stay on free.
For Business Users
Professional at $5/editor/mo (billed annually) includes unlimited FigJam files alongside full Figma access. Teams already paying for Figma get FigJam at no extra cost. Miro has more diagramming depth and a larger template library for complex enterprise workflows. FigJam wins for design teams already in Figma who want lightweight whiteboarding without switching tools or paying for another platform.
Our Verdict
FigJam is the obvious choice if your team is already in Figma. The integration is seamless and the tool is genuinely delightful to use. For teams outside the Figma ecosystem, Miro offers more features and integrations. The free tier with 3 boards is enough for most small teams to try it properly.