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One project file, not a dozen apps

Most design tools assume one file holds one thing. A dika.studio project holds pages, an infinite canvas, slide decks, video, and boards all at once, in a single file instead of switching between separate apps for each one.

One project file, not a dozen apps

One file, not a folder of files

A Dika Studio project isn't one canvas: it's pages, an infinite-canvas scene, a slide deck, a video timeline, and a whiteboard, all in the same file. None of them is a separate app you switch into.

Built as one container, not five

Every part draws from the same brand kit and the same asset library, so a logo swap or a color fix lands everywhere at once instead of five separate updates. The whole studio runs in the browser: around three hundred modules, working off one shared canvas.

  • Pages, canvas scenes, slide decks, video, and boards in one project
  • One shared asset library and brand kit across every part
  • Export, cover, and thumbnail act on the part you pick, not the whole file

There's no button that exports the whole project, because there isn't one single format to export it as. You pick the page, the scene, the deck, or the video, and export that part on its own.

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