Reimagining video editing for the web, built for speed and creativity in San Francisco, CA. A browser-based video editor and creative suite built on an infinite canvas combining spatial freedom of a design tool with the precision of a modern NLE.
Diffusion Studio Pro is a browser based non-linear editor (NLE) that uses WebCodecs and WebGPU to deliver smooth, pro level performance. It brings the modern UX of tools like Figma and Framer to video editing, making it easy for anyone to create professional content.
Diffusion Studio introduces native font support and editable text for Lottie animations
Diffusion Studio has updated its text-to-lottie tool with native font support and editable text slots. Users can now incorporate real fonts into scenes, edit text directly through the properties panel for immediate visual updates on the canvas, and export animations with bundled font data. Additionally, the update adds support for multiline text wrapping, Unicode character persistence, and ordered slot controls within the interface.
Diffusion Studio releases performance and design upgrades for text-to-lottie skill
Diffusion Studio released an upgrade to its text-to-lottie skill, improving the quality and motion design of generated animations. Key enhancements include superior typography and layout logic, automated sequencing for multi-chapter animations, and improved motion performance through better keyframe offsets and behavior-based easing. The update also features parallel agent orchestration to accelerate generation times and improved design quality assurance to catch layout issues during the animation generation process.
Diffusion Studio announces version 1.0.0 of text-to-lottie framework
Diffusion Studio has released version 1.0.0 of its open-source tool, text-to-lottie. This milestone marks the tool as a stable, full-featured framework for creating and managing Lottie animations using coding agents. The update introduces project-based workspaces with multiple scenes, drag-and-drop import functionality for existing Lottie JSON files, and a redesigned interface. The project remains open-source under the MIT license, facilitating independent animation editing and generation.
