GFX Studio

GFX Studio Release Notes

Current release: Trusted Preview Stabilization. GFX Studio is available as a public/trusted preview for browser-based broadcast graphics workflows, built around the core loop: Designer → Operator → Output.

Trusted Preview Stabilization Browser graphics

Trusted Preview Stabilization

GFX Studio now has a public preview path for designing live graphics in the browser, operating them with Preview and Program control, and sending clean browser output into OBS, Wirecast, vMix, and similar production tools.

The preview is meant for exploration, feedback, and workflow testing. It is not ready for critical production shows yet.

What's New

  • A clearer Designer → Operator → Output workflow for building, checking, taking, and clearing graphics.
  • Canva-style graphic design for lower thirds, titles, show cards, bugs, overlays, slates, and simple graphics packages.
  • Deko-style live operation with Preview and Program surfaces so unfinished edits stay away from output.
  • Clean browser output designed to be captured by OBS, Wirecast, vMix, and similar livestreaming or production tools.
  • Project export support through .gfxproject.json files so preview testers can keep work between sessions.

Current Limitations

  • The public preview runs on staging infrastructure and may sleep, restart, or wake slowly.
  • Project persistence is not available yet. Export .gfxproject.json files to keep work you care about.
  • Billing, teams, workspaces, production storage, durable login, and production hosting are not available yet.
  • The preview is not intended for critical production shows, paid broadcasts, or events where graphics failure would be costly.

Recent Internal Milestones

  • Stabilized the marketing-to-preview path from MixUp.live to the hosted GFX Studio preview.
  • Clarified the product positioning around browser-based broadcast graphics for small teams and creator shows.
  • Documented the preview export model so testers know when to save .gfxproject.json files.
  • Added SEO guide pages for browser-based broadcast graphics and clean output workflows for OBS, Wirecast, and vMix.

Coming Next

  • More durable project persistence and production storage.
  • Clearer workspace, team, and account flows.
  • More operator-focused controls for fast live graphics workflows.
  • Additional templates and example graphics packages for recurring live shows.

Preview note: Open the preview, test the Designer → Operator → Output loop, and export .gfxproject.json files before leaving the session if you want to keep your work.

Open Studio Preview

Preview scope

Useful for testing. Not production-critical yet.

GFX Studio is moving toward a more durable beta architecture, but the current hosted preview is deliberately limited.

Staging infrastructure

The preview may sleep, restart, or wake slowly because it is hosted as staging infrastructure.

Export to keep work

Use .gfxproject.json exports for any project you want to save while persistence is still in progress.

Production caution

Do not rely on the preview for critical shows until persistence, storage, teams, and production hosting are ready.

Related guides

Learn the GFX Studio workflow.

Read how browser-based broadcast graphics work, or how clean browser output fits into OBS, Wirecast, and vMix.

Browser graphics guide OBS, Wirecast, and vMix guide