Open source with real-time collaboration, prototyping and the option to run your own server.
An open-source, browser-based tool for designing web and app interfaces, Figma-style. Teams can edit together in real time. You can self-host it on your own server.
Multi-user editing, comments and prototyping
Built on SVG and CSS, so developers get usable code easily
High-quality icons and illustrations for your interfaces.
A professional design suite combining photo editing, vector and page layout in one app. Since late October 2025 Canva offers it free with a Canva account.
Adobe-level quality for photo, vector and layout in a single app
Opens .psd, .ai (PDF-compatible) and InDesign .idml files
Open source: anyone can use, study and modify it, including businesses. Free: no cost, but the code is closed. Freemium: a lasting free plan with paid tiers for extra features. Source available: code is public but the license adds conditions.
FAQ
What is the best free alternative to Figma?
The most popular picks are Penpot, Lunacy and Affinity. For browser-based team design you can self-host: Penpot. To open .fig files offline on your computer: Lunacy.
How do I move Figma files to Penpot?
Use the "Figma to Penpot" export plugin inside Figma, or open the .fig file in Lunacy and export SVG. Auto layout may need some manual fixing.