Figma Users Base, Facts & Statistics

Top Figma Stats

• There are over 10 Million Figma Users.
• Figma yields a $3.28 ROI for every dollar invested.
• On Jan, 2025 Figma had 2,300+ employees.
• 84% of designers collaborate with developers weekly.

How Many Users Does Figma Have?

There were over 4 Million Figma users worldwide in 2022, and over 10 Million in 2025. (Updated Information).

It more than doubled its user base in just 2 years, with an annual growth rate of 35.62%.

(Sources: Techcrunch & Siliconangle)

Those are total users.

How about raw monthly traffic?

Figma’s Traffic and Engagement

Figma’s traffic has been growing steadily since forever with a CAGR of 69.42%.

In January 2025, Figma saw an all-time high of approximately 6.7 Million monthly visits, with a bounce rate of 25.32%.

Of these visits, around 5.4 million were from branded searches, and the rest (1.3 million) came through non-branded terms.

In the year of 2024, “Figma” was searched globally at an average of 4.19 million times each month on Google.

(Sources: Ahrefs, Xrilion & Similarweb)

How long has Figma been around?

Age of Figma

Figma is a cloud-based UI/UX design tool founded in 2012 by Dylan Field and Evan Wallace. The team didn’t release a  closed beta until 2015.

Then it was officially launched on September 27, 2016. Figma will turn 10 in September 2026.

(Source: Figma)

How many employees does Figma have?

Number of Employees

As of writing this article in 2025 Figma had 2,598 employees.

Approximately 60.73% of Figma’s employees are based in the USA.

(Source: Linkedin)

Figma Valuation

As of Jan-2025, Figma is valued at $12.5B, backed by 44 investors including 10 lead investors, with Sequoia Capital being the largest one.

It had $748.8M in total across 8 funding rounds with 17 investors participating in the Secondary Market round of Jul-2024.

So far, Figma it self has acquired two companies: Visly in 2021 and Diagram in 2023.

(Source: Crunchbase, Bloomberg)

Got any more financial stats on Figma?

Economic Impact of Figma

From 2018 to 2024 Figma’s revenue has grown by 175X, that’s a 17.5K% jump! (17,500%).

(Sources: Sacra & Tracxn)

Back on September 15, 2022, Adobe announced it was buying Figma for $20 billion.

But then, on December 18, 2023, they backed out of the deal because of regulatory issues in Europe and the UK, and ended up paying a $1 billion termination fee.

$1B in termination fee is wild!

Yeah, $1B is more than double Figma’s ARR at that point. Anyway, moving on …

In November 2023, Forrester interviewed 30 brands with a combined annual revenue of over $15 billion and published a report called The Total Economic Impact™ of Figma and FigJam. Here are some key takeaways from their findings:

• On average Figma Customers achieved a 328% ROI with an 11-month payback period.
• They improved efficiency by 40% with FigJam and 10% with Figma, saving $1.8M over three years.
• They saved a combined $838,000 over three years by removing unnecessary tools.
• Their travel costs reduced by $262,000 by enabling remote workshops and meetings.
• A positive NPV of $4.51M confirmed the financial viability of Figma.

According to these participants, one of the major benefits of the platform was real-time updates and centralized design systems.

(Source: Forrester & Figma)

State of the Designer 2025

At the end of 2024, Figma surveyed 943 product designers and devs from the US, Europe, and APAC.

Is this done annually?

Yes, Figma releases its State of the Designer report every year.

Let’s look at the findings for 2025:

• 97% work remotely at least part of the time.
• Among satisfied designers, 77% frequently use collaborative tools (High correlation with remote work).
• 84% of designers collaborate with developers weekly.

A lot of Designers and Devs are pretty excited about AI.

In fact, 82% think it’ll reduce manual tasks, and 80% believe it’ll speed up their workflow.

(Source: Figma Reports)

Takeaway: From what we’re seeing, I think Figma could end up being the top dog. Maybe even #1 by 2026. I’ve also heard some rumors that they might go public soon, but we’ll have to wait and see.