What Can You Create With JTDesigner?

JTDesigner is a browser-based creative productivity suite made up of seven Studios that share a common project model and a portable file format. Here's a factual, capability-by-capability overview of what each one lets you create.

Design Studio — graphics and layouts

Shapes, text, images, icons, SVG and freehand drawing on one canvas, with layers, grouping, alignment tools, and 18 built-in social-media size presets. One-click entrance and emphasis animation presets are available directly on the canvas. Good for social graphics, posters, icon sets and layouts.

Animation Studio — motion design

A real keyframe timeline (position, scale, rotation, opacity, color), 67 motion presets, motion paths, and a custom easing/bezier graph editor. Shares Design Studio's canvas, so a design can move straight into animation.

Whiteboard Studio — explainers

Pen, shapes and text with a genuine stroke-by-stroke draw-reveal animation and animated hand cursor — not a generic fade. Supports multiple scenes for longer explainers.

Video Studio — video editing

A multi-track timeline (video/audio/overlay/text/subtitle), transform tools, transitions, Audio Enhance and automatic Silence Removal. Also accepts a finished screen recording as a starting project.

Presentation Studio — slide decks

Themes and layouts, real chart/table data-binding, a local (non-AI) text-to-slide planner, a fullscreen presenter mode, and PowerPoint (.pptx) import and export.

Spreadsheet Studio — workbooks

A custom formula engine (~80 functions), conditional formatting, charts, named ranges, and Excel/CSV import and export.

Word Studio — documents

A paginated document editor with headings, lists, tables, images and style presets, plus Word (.docx) import and export. (Note: PDF is available via browser print-to-PDF, not a dedicated export button.)

What ties them together

Every Studio shares JTDesigner's local-first workflow — projects are edited client-side and stored locally while you work — and the portable JTProject format, so a project from any Studio can be exported, moved to another computer, and reopened. See the /studios hub for a closer look at each one.