Martini vs Weavy
Weavy, now Figma Weave, is a node-based canvas: chain models and editing tools into a workflow and rerun it at scale. Martini is where a team takes those generations through to a finished edit.
Choose Weavy if…
- You want one node graph you can rerun across prompts, styles and aspect ratios.
- Your team lives in Figma and wants Weave tools inside Figma Design.
- You want hands-on image edits, masking, relighting and upscaling, next to the generation nodes.
Choose Martini if…
- Your work ends in an edit, in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or CapCut.
- AI agents do part of the work, in the same projects as your team.
- You need to know where every take came from and who spent what.
Side by side What each one gives you
Same models. Different results.
Questions
For teams whose work goes on to an edit, yes. Weavy, now Figma Weave, and Martini both generate with current models; Martini adds a shared timeline, a record of where every take came from, agent access through MCP and REST, and export to editing software.
Many are: Seedance, Sora, Veo, Kling, Wan, Luma, Grok, FLUX and Nano Banana appear in both. Martini also offers MiniMax, GPT Image and ElevenLabs, and every model is on every plan, including Free. Weave lists all image models on its Free plan.
On Weave, monthly credits roll over on the Professional and Team plans, capped at three months of credits; purchased top-ups keep for 12 months. Martini olives roll over for 12 months on every plan.
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