Figma Weave enriches its nodal canvas with a new wave of Delights.

Figma Weave updates its nodal canvas with three Delights features to streamline AI workflows, including CSV to Iterator and Duplicate with Connections.

Figma Weave adds three new features, grouped under the label Delights, to its nodal canvas: experience enhancements designed to streamline the construction of AI workflows on the tool's open editor.

The first, Duplicate with Connections, allows cloning a node or a group of nodes while retaining all its incoming and outgoing connections. The operation is triggered via Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + D or by dragging the node with the Opt/Alt key pressed. Until now, duplication often required manually reconnecting flows after each copy, which hindered iteration on complex pipelines.

The second, Handpick Nodes, adds precise selection with Shift + click, where the classic lasso tended to include neighboring nodes. This option becomes useful as soon as a canvas exceeds about ten interconnected nodes.

The third, CSV to Iterator, automates the ingestion of tabular data: a CSV file dropped onto the canvas generates an Iterator node with one variable per column. The user then selects the columns to utilize (style, format, camera angle, lighting) to feed a prompt and produce series of variants in batch without rewriting the chain at each iteration.

The official demonstration illustrates the three additions on a workflow of stylized vases generated by Gemini Flash. The tool remains accessible via weave.figma.com, with a library of community templates hosted on Figma Community.