A SMALL EXTENSION. A SHORTER PATH TO YOUR IDEA.
Build connected workflows in Figma Weave and ComfyUI.
Build, branch and reuse. All from your keyboard.
Change the words. Watch the workflow follow.
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Figma Weave or ComfyUI. Bring Noding to the place you already create, and spend more time exploring what’s possible.
Sketch a direction, branch into alternatives, and shape your next workflow. Keep your creative process moving inside Figma Weave.
Build around the way you work in ComfyUI. Shape the structure, explore variations, and stay focused on the result you’re chasing.
One Noding identity. A version for each platform. Your workflow stays in the canvas you choose.
You know what you want to make. Noding takes care of the nodes and connections, so you can get straight to the interesting part.
Start typing a prompt or model name. Autocomplete finds the component and helps you fill in its settings.
Preview the real nodes, ports and properties as you type. One + opens up a whole new branch.
Bring the workflow into your canvas. Review the connections, add your media, and run when you’re ready.
Your favorite product setup. That perfectly tuned prompt. Save them with a shortcut and bring them into your next workflow with a few keystrokes.
Meet your workflow library ↗import workflow;2// the setup you already love3/productVersion 0.3.0 · Local beta · ZIP download
This beta installs manually in Chrome.Extract the ZIP somewhere you’ll keep it. The extension loads from that folder.
Go to chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode.
Choose Load unpacked, select the extracted chrome-extension folder, then open the extension beside a Weave workflow.
Choose the Noding version for the canvas you use. The Figma Weave version works alongside Weave; the ComfyUI version is for ComfyUI. Platform-specific nodes and model settings stay with their respective platforms.
Noding helps you build the workflow structure. Generation happens in your chosen platform—Figma Weave or ComfyUI—when you run the workflow there.
Start with a recipe and change its prompt. The core syntax is small: > connects, + adds branches, and *3 repeats. Autocomplete and the live preview help you along the way.
The extension saves drafts and libraries locally in your Chrome profile. The web playground and extension are separate; there is no cloud sync. Inserting a workflow puts its content into your Weave workspace.
The directory lists the captured components and their support levels. Some connections and properties are experimental or require finishing in Weave. Check the preview’s warnings before inserting.
Browse the component directory →