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Design

Designs
and prototypes

Posters, screens and clickable prototypes, made together in real time — and any frame can sit in a page, where it stays up to date.

No account needed.

Draw it together,
in real time

Start a design file or bring one in. Everyone edits the same file at the same time, and leaves comments on it.

Open the example designs
  1. Create a design file, or import a .penpot, SVG or Figma file.
  2. Select a frame and make a task for it: the frame lists its tasks.
  3. Place the frame in a page with /design, where it stays up to date.
The studio's designs in zvenaOpen Shoreline Travel's website, or make a new design file.
  • The whole editor

    Vector tools, components with variants, shared libraries, auto layout, prototypes and inspect mode.

  • Bring it in from Figma

    Import .penpot and SVG files, and Figma files: a .fig file or a link.

  • Export what you need

    PNG, JPEG, WEBP, SVG or PDF, to print, to share or to build from.

  • Built on Penpot

    The open-source design editor (MPL-2.0), inside your workspace, with its tasks and pages beside it.

From a poster
to a website’s screens

On your own, for a school project or for a team’s website, with the same editor.

  • Personal

    A poster or an invitation

    Your own layout, exported as PNG or PDF to print or share.

  • Study

    A poster for a school project

    Classmates edit the same file at the same time and leave comments on it.

  • Team

    Screens for a website or an app

    Components, auto layout and prototypes, with inspect mode for whoever builds it.Start from “Landing page”

What it does,
and what it doesn’t

The editor, the files that come in and go out, and what works on a phone.

Pricing and limits

The editor

  • Vector tools, components with variants, shared libraries, auto layout, prototypes and inspect mode.
  • Real-time editing together, with comments.
  • Built on Penpot, the open-source design editor (MPL-2.0).

Bring it in, take it out

  • Import .penpot and SVG files, and Figma files (a .fig file or a link).
  • Export PNG, JPEG, WEBP, SVG or PDF.

Good to know

  • Try Design without an account: change the example design or start your own. When you sign up, your designs stay.
  • On a phone you can view, comment and click through prototypes; editing is for larger screens.
  • Design is for designs and prototypes; it has no whiteboard.

Think once.
Create twice.

A small ready project: a brief, a design and three tasks, linked. No account needed.