Figma added 3D transforms as a beta feature

Figma added a new row, 3D transforms (Beta), to the feature comparison table for Figma Design. Pulse detected the change on Nov 13, 2026, and the capability appears with a checkmark across all its plans — Starter, Professional, Organization and Enterprise — rather than being gated to a single tier.

The listing describes 3D transforms as native 3D design inside Figma, with depth, perspective and CSS compatibility, per the feature description on Figma's pricing page. This is the feature's first appearance on the comparison table, per Pulse's tracking of Figma, so there is no earlier beta-entry date to report.

For a growth-stage SaaS or AI company watching Figma, this is a packaging signal more than a pricing one: 3D transforms ships to every tier at once instead of being reserved for Enterprise, continuing a pattern of broad feature rollout rather than tier-gating. Pulse tracked 8 pricing-page changes for Figma in the last 90 days, with the previous one — opening Specs beta to all seats — coming just 15 days earlier, on Oct 29, 2026, per Pulse's tracking of Figma's pricing page. That cadence, real functionality added to the comparison table every few weeks, suggests Figma is still competing on capability breadth across its whole base rather than moving features up the ladder to extract more per seat. Watch whether 3D transforms stays free at every tier once it exits beta, or whether Figma repeats the Specs pattern and later restricts earlier-stage access.