Make it yours.
Keep the controls.

A sound, a drawing, a page, a scene. ParamRig turns the properties that matter into controls you can tune, animate and hand back to your coding agent. Open the tool you need, or bring its engine into your own application.

Start with what you want to make.

Each tool opens directly. The application loads its domain when you use it.

One document, with room to explore.

A rig names the values you can change and the properties they drive. Edit the document, tune its controls, then save the result. Drawing and layout share Vector; audio and 3D keep their own engines.

How a rig works
The Aperture poster and its vector editing controls
Vector. Geometry, color and typography remain editable.
A desk study in the ParamRig 3D editor
3D. Objects, materials and modifiers carry the scene.

Give your agent the value you kept.

Ask your coding agent to expose meaningful properties as a rig. You make the visual or sonic decision by turning a control. The values you keep are concrete inputs it can use.

For a connected website, the Web workflow adds an explicit handoff: approved values and comments become a batch in your project, and the agent returns its resulting revision.

Connect a running project

Use the tool. Or use its engine.

Open a focused workspace.

Use Sound, Vector, 3D or Web directly in the browser. Your existing documents stay in the same application and browser storage.

Install the package you need.

Audio does not install React or Three.js. Vector and Scene are separate packages. React controls are optional, and full editors belong to the application.

Choose a package

Build a smaller application.

Select the domains at build time for an Audio, Vector, Scene or Web distribution, or combine them in the full suite.

Build your distribution

Keep a portable copy.

No account or cloud sync is required. Export your projects and resources to keep them outside browser storage.

Understand local data

Choose your starting point.

Open an example, turn a control, and keep the result.

Explore the tools