figma weave maintenance status check

If Figma Weave suddenly stops responding or displays a banner indicating service updates, you might be facing a scheduled maintenance window. During maintenance, AI design generation, layout computations, and server-side prompt processing are temporarily paused while back-end infrastructure upgrades take place.

At Figma Weave Support, we help designers troubleshoot uptime and access problems during service interruptions. Below is a guide to confirming maintenance events and restoring your workflow.

Quick checks

Before attempting network changes or account resets, review these quick indicators:

• Verify official Figma status feeds for ongoing maintenance announcements or degraded performance notes.
• Check if standard Figma editor features work while only AI generation features fail.
• Test Weave inside a fresh browser tab or desktop application window to rule out stuck UI states.

1. Confirm active maintenance vs outage

Scheduled maintenance usually comes with advance notice or temporary HTTP 503 response codes. If the feature completely fails to load without notice, check our guide on /fix/figma-weave-down to distinguish system-wide downtime from localized network drops.

1. Clear cached session tokens

Sometimes the Figma client retains stale authentication tokens from before the maintenance window began. Sign out of your Figma account, close all editor instances, and log back in to force a fresh handshake with Weave servers.

1. Disable conflicting network proxies

Enterprise VPNs and strict firewall rules often block WebSockets from re-establishing connections immediately after maintenance finishes. Temporarily pause custom proxies or switch to a direct internet connection to verify access.

1. Reset the Weave plugin frame

If the Weave panel remains frozen post-maintenance, right-click inside your canvas, reload the tab (`Cmd + R` or `Ctrl + R`), and relaunch Weave from the main toolbar.

1. Verify prompt processing queue

Directly after maintenance ends, high traffic volume can cause temporary queue delays. If your canvas appears responsive but generations fail to initiate, see /fix/figma-weave-not-generating for step-by-step queue troubleshooting.

Still stuck?

If official maintenance has concluded but Figma Weave remains completely unreachable in your workspace, your local client configuration may need a hard cache purge. Try clearing your Figma desktop app cache via the Help menu (`Troubleshooting > Clear Cache and Restart`) or clearing browser cookies for `figma.com`. For persistent issues, reach out to your organization administrator or post on the official Figma community forum.