Studio Two Editor: About the AI Tools

The Studio Two Editor is built around AI, so you can take a project from your client's brief to a finished, custom site in one place. Describe what you need and Aria builds it: pages, layouts, design, content, components, and the code behind them.

You stay in control at every stage. Move between AI-assisted creation and manual editing as you work - generate a first version with AI, then refine it yourself on the canvas, or ask Aria to adjust it for you.

Begin a new site with what the client already gave you: a written brief, logo and brand assets, photos and video, a filled-in questionnaire, or a deck. Aria reads the materials and generates the site, ready for you to build on.

With Plan Mode on, you can review and edit the brief with Aria before anything gets designed. Aria generates 3 homepage directions that share the same colors, typography, and branding, and you choose the direction that fits.

Aria is your built-in AI partner in the Studio Two Editor. Ask Aria to build pages and sections, restyle the site to match a brand, write and update content, add apps, adjust site settings, or write custom code — all from a chat panel that stays in context with the site you're editing.

Give Aria reusable instructions by saving a prompt as a skill, so you don't need to give the same directions on every project. You can also install ready-made skills from the Skills Library, for specific business workflows.

Not every change needs a conversation. Select an element on the canvas and an AI Actions icon appears where you're working, so you can expand an image to fit the layout, remove a background, or rewrite a line of copy, without switching to the chat.

For images, you also get Smart Edits: ready-made AI flows that generate or adjust images for specific results, when you know the outcome you want and would rather not write a prompt for it.

When a project calls for an element that doesn't exist yet, describe it and Aria can build it as a custom component. You get a working component on the page, such as an interactive pricing calculator, a bespoke booking card, or a data-driven carousel, that you can design, reuse, and refine like any other element.

Because the component is built from code, you're not limited to the elements that come with the editor. A specific client request stays a design decision instead of becoming a blocker.

Advanced behavior works the same way. Describe what a feature should do and Aria writes the code for it in the Code section of the editor, whether that's a component on the page, backend logic, an automation, or a page in the dashboard.

Aria also helps when something breaks. Describe the problem in plain language and Aria traces the cause and suggests a fix, so you don't need to read the code to solve it. If you'd rather write the code yourself, you can: the editor includes a full development environment with source control.