Based on ArtCraft documentation, not hands-on testing.
What a live session does
The official FigCraft page (opens in a new tab / 新窗口打开) describes joint editing of one open design file. Changes, cursors and selections synchronize, and participants can use cursor chat. Each person undoes their own edits.
Hosting and joining
The host can serve the file from the application or a server they operate, then share an invitation link with a collaborator. This does not establish that ArtCraft supplies a hosted team workspace or a browser editor ready to use.
For a first session, use a small copy of a design. Have the host invite a guest, make separate edits and check synchronization and personal undo before using the workflow on a larger project. These are suggested checks, not steps verified by the Wiki; the product page does not document exact menu names or network setup.
Version and other capabilities
As of October 21, 2026, the latest GitHub release is 0.8.0, while the official product page offers 0.7.0. The Wiki download directory follows GitHub release assets. The directory still labels the app as early alpha. It also describes vector networks and developer code output for CSS, HTML, React, SwiftUI and Compose. Generated output needs review.
Return to the FigCraft introduction or read about automation.
Official demo and recent improvements
The FigCraft product guide includes the official host-and-guest editing video, plus screenshots of components, prototypes, Dev Mode and live collaboration. The collaboration screenshot also shows cursor chat and spotlight.
The 0.8.0 release notes (opens in a new tab / 新窗口打开) describe missing-font reporting, rescanning fonts while the app runs, individual padding controls, an interface-size preference and tab reordering. These are official release claims, not a Wiki test of a file or network setup.
Boards and Dev Mode in 0.11.2
The October 25 release adds Boards, a collaborative whiteboard file kind. Existing live design sessions remain a separate workflow: do not assume a design file becomes a board. Dev Mode also adds comparison with versions and an inspect-only canvas. These changes are summarized from the official release (opens in a new tab / 新窗口打开); board creation, invitation and permissions have not been tested by the Wiki.
Information as of: 2026-10-27