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Create and edit screens on the canvas, test prototypes, build reusable design systems, and implement your designs in Choro.
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Create screens, edit on the canvas, test a prototype, and hand the design to a coding agent.
Name, duplicate, resize, and organize the screens in a Studio design.
Edit directly on an artboard and use the inspector for precise changes.
Follow screen links and check layouts at different viewing sizes.
Start with a prompt and build a set of editable screens inside Choro.
Make focused changes to one screen or a consistent change across the design.
Keep separate discussions while working on the same Studio design.
Send a saved Studio design and its design system to a coding agent.
Build a shared visual foundation for one or more Studio designs.
Publish a reviewed system draft to its linked Studio designs.
Choose shared styles while preserving intentional differences in one design.
Review the running application and send focused feedback to its implementation agent.
Turn written requirements into a linked Studio design inside Choro.
Move around large designs without changing the screens’ actual dimensions.
Reverse recent changes and keep your work when saving fails.
Save an image of a screen at its viewing dimensions.
Discover existing visual foundations and turn selected results into Studio system drafts.
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