Who Owns Figma Software?

Figma Software, a design and prototyping platform, recently made headlines when Adobe acquired it. 

Figma was founded in 2012 by CEO Dylan Field and creative director Evan Wallace - who remain at the helm as part of the acquisition. Neither Dylan nor Evan will be leaving the company, and they'll continue to oversee Figma's development and growth.

When Adobe bought Figma, it was for a whopping $20 billion. That's a lot of dough! Adobe's CEO, Shantanu Narayen, said the acquisition was part of a larger strategy to help Adobe better serve the needs of creatives and designers.

So why did Adobe choose Figma? Well, for starters, Figma is a popular platform for designing and prototyping user interfaces. It's also cloud-based and collaborative, making it easy for teams to work together.

Plus, Figma has a ton of features that make it stand out from the competition. It supports multiple operating systems, has a wide range of integrations and plugins, and offers a free version.

In short, Adobe saw the potential in Figma and wanted to get in on the action . Now, with their acquisition complete - it's safe to say that Adobe owns Figma. 

Who Owns Figma Software?

So there you have it: Adobe owns Figma. It's an exciting development for the design world, and it'll be interesting to see what Adobe does with the platform going forward.