The company left its full-year operating income ​forecast unchanged and said second-quarter profit was hit by higher marketing spend tied to its annual user conference, Config. On a sequential basis, Figma's adjusted operating margin slid to 10% from 16%. Tools such ‌as the Figma agent were driving ​new users to consume ​AI credits while prompting existing customers to deepen usage, the company said. It saw growth in both paid customer seats and AI credit add-ons in ​the quarter. Figma now expects full-year ‌revenue between $1.463 billion and $1.467 billion, up from its prior forecast of $1.422 ​billion to $1.428 billion, and ahead of analysts' estimates of $1.44 billion.