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Sizewright vs Figma

Figma Buzz, in beta, lets design teams publish brand templates that marketers fill in, resize and export. Sizewright needs no templates: it composes every banner size from your brand and a brief, including HTML5 for ad servers.

Checked on October 16, 2026

At a glance.

What Sizewright does, next to what Figma states on its own pages, checked on October 16, 2026. “Not stated” means we did not find it there, not that it is missing.
  • Every size from one idea

    Sizewright
    YesEach size composed from a layout made for its shape
    Figma
    PartlyResize each asset to a preset or custom size, or in bulk[3]
  • HTML5 banners

    Sizewright
    YesHTML5 ZIP with ad.size, checked per platform
    Figma
    Not statedBuzz exports PNG, JPG, PDF and MP4[4]
  • Ad-server packages with clickTag

    Sizewright
    YesPackages for Google Ads, CM360 and DV360, Adform, Xandr and IAB, with the clickTag each reads
    Figma
    Not statedNot stated on the pages we read[4]
  • Animated formats

    Sizewright
    YesHTML5, GIF and MP4 from every set
    Figma
    PartlyMP4 from Buzz; GIF from Figma Motion, in beta[2]
  • Brand kit

    Sizewright
    YesRead from your website, confirmed by you
    Figma
    YesBrand templates with locked elements[2]
  • AI

    Sizewright
    YesConcepts, copy and imagery; the engine sets every word
    Figma
    PartlyAI images and text rewrites inside templates[1]
  • Review and approval

    Sizewright
    YesClient approval links without an account, on Pro and Agency
    Figma
    YesApproval before export, and free view and comment access[4]
  • Languages

    Sizewright
    YesCopy written in 12 languages
    Figma
    YesAI translation and bulk localizing[1]
  • Bulk from a spreadsheet or feed

    Sizewright
    YesA CSV of up to 100 rows
    Figma
    YesCSV or XLSX[5]
  • API

    Sizewright
    NoNo public API
    Figma
    PartlyFigma REST API for files and comments, not for rendering banners[6]

Which is the better choice.

Where Figma is the better choice

  • Your designers already work in Figma and want to hand marketers locked templates in the same tool.
  • You want a free Starter plan and low-cost seats that include Buzz.
  • Your designers want to set every template by hand.

Where Sizewright is the better choice

  • You need HTML5 banners with clickTag and checked packages for ad servers.
  • Nobody has to design a template per size: layouts for every shape are built in.
  • You start from a brief, with concepts and copy in up to twelve languages.

Prices compared.

As each company shows them on its own site, on October 16, 2026. Taxes are not included unless stated.
Sizewright
PlanPer month, excluding VATCredits a month
Starter€29 / $35 / £25100
Pro€79 / $89 / £69300
Agency€249 / $279 / £2191,100

Credit packs work without a plan, and a first set of eight sizes uses 19 credits.

Figma
Professional is $16 a month per full seat with annual billing, and $3 per Collab seat, which includes Buzz. Starter is free. While in beta, Buzz is available on all seats and plans.[2]

Moving to Sizewright

  • Export your logos as SVG and note your fonts; Sizewright can read your colors from your website.
  • Keep Figma for brand and product design, and use Sizewright for the campaign sets.
  • Compare one Buzz template with a Sizewright set in the sizes you run.

Questions, answered.

Can I import Figma files?

No. Sizewright composes from your brand kit and brief rather than from imported layouts.

Is Figma Buzz free?

Figma says Buzz is available on all seats and plans while it is in beta. Check Figma’s pricing page for what applies after the beta.

Can designers adjust Sizewright banners?

Yes, in the editor, or by taking the source package with each banner’s scene and images.

Sources

Read on October 16, 2026. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

No templates to build.

Signing up is free. Bring your website and a brief, and compare the set with what you use now.