Magma Studio Brings Team Painting Online

Browser-based Magma Studio combines professional painting tools, cloud autosave and real-time collaboration for teams of up to 30.

Archive republication: This article was originally published on 30 September 2020. It has been translated into English and lightly updated for clarity while preserving the original reporting and context.

Browser-Based Collaborative Painting

Magma Studio ran directly in a web browser without a local installation. The service combined professional painting tools with collaborative editing for remote creative teams.

Bobby Chiu, founder of Imaginism Studios, described the tool as a way to connect remote workspaces. Its collaboration features included real-time updates, cloud autosave and shared documents that up to 30 people could edit simultaneously.

Teams should test latency, brush behaviour, colour consistency and file export before relying on a browser-based painting session in production.

Availability

Magma Studio offered a free trial through the Magma Studio website.

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