EasyDesign Saved locally

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Your paper workshop

What would you like to make?

Continue a recent design, begin with an original template, or open a blank page.

Pages will appear here after you start a design.

How to use EasyDesign

Continue a recent local design, choose an original template, or start with a blank page.

Use the Create Dock to add text, shapes, photos, icons, uploads, and layers.

Browse creative materials in the Asset Shelf, then place them on the central Stage.

Select an item to adjust its most useful properties in the Action Lens.

Use the Page River to add, select, and reorder pages.

Switch the interface between English and Korean at any time. Your design content stays unchanged.

Select Save to download the whole editable project as a local .easydesign file. Select Open to continue from one of those files.

Export selected pages or the whole document when your design is ready.

Designed for posters and pages

Single-page posters, flyers, handouts, and social graphics

Multi-page and folded brochure projects built from a consistent page format

Original templates, searchable free assets, and local uploads

PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG, and raster print PDF export without a watermark

Local autosave and recovery backups, with no account required

Free assets and clear licenses

Search Openverse for photos and Iconify for icons from inside the Asset Shelf. A remote search sends your search words to the selected provider, and your browser requests result thumbnails. Inserting an Openverse photo requests its original image, or a provider thumbnail as a fallback. Iconify searches and icon fetches also contact that provider. These requests do not send your design document to the provider or upload it to EasyTest.

EasyDesign stores available creator, source, and license metadata with inserted assets. This metadata is a review aid, not a guarantee of usage rights; verify the original source and current terms before publishing.

Save, open, export, and continue later

Save downloads one editable .easydesign project containing the document, referenced local assets, a preview, and license credits. Open uses the file chooser to validate and import that project. EasyDesign autosaves your current work before opening a file, and an invalid or unsupported file leaves the current design unchanged.

Choose pages and settings, then select Export. The first export request runs an export preflight. Blocking issues must be fixed before you continue. Review findings appear in the same dialog and require acknowledgement before a second export request. After a successful export, EasyDesign automatically downloads a credits.txt sidecar when it is needed; the sidecar does not itself satisfy every license obligation.

Export pages as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or SVG, or create a multi-page raster PDF for reliable print appearance. The PDF is not an editable or vector-document format. Local autosave protects ongoing work, and the separate save-conflict recovery flow can also download a .easydesign backup before you decide how to continue.

Optional AI-assisted editing

Only after you install and pair the local EasyDesign MCP and browser extension, then approve an editor tab, can Codex or Claude Code help with a design that is already open. The connected Codex or Claude client can receive that approved tab's document structure, current selection, and rendered captures, and can submit edits through the same revision checks and Undo history as human edits; that client's configured service and logging policies apply. The connection is limited to EasyDesign and does not grant arbitrary browser access.

Local-first, with explicit connections. Core editing, autosave, and local uploads stay in your browser and are not uploaded to EasyTest. Optional asset searches contact the selected providers. An installed and paired MCP exposes only approved tab document data and rendered captures to your connected local client.

FAQ

Is EasyDesign free to use?

Yes. EasyDesign is free, requires no account, and adds no watermark to exported designs.

Are my design files uploaded?

EasyDesign does not upload design documents or local files to EasyTest. Core editing and autosave stay in your browser. Optional Openverse or Iconify requests happen only when you use asset search, and an installed MCP can share approved document data and captures with your connected local client.

Can I create a multi-page brochure?

Yes. EasyDesign supports posters, flyers, social graphics, and multi-page or folded brochure layouts.

Does the editor support Korean and English?

Yes. You can switch the editor interface between Korean and English without changing your design content.

Can I use free photos and icons?

Yes. EasyDesign can search Openverse photos and Iconify icons. The export review shows saved source and license metadata and downloads a credits sidecar when needed, but metadata is not a guarantee of usage rights; verify the original source and current terms.

Can Codex or Claude Code help edit my design?

Only after you install and pair the local EasyDesign MCP and browser extension, then approve an editor tab. The connected local client can read and edit that EasyDesign document and request rendered captures, but it does not receive arbitrary browser access.