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-# Studio Desktop vs. Studio Web
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-Stoplight Studio is available in two different formats: desktop and web. Studio Desktop is an offline-first application that runs locally on your computer. Studio web is a web application that runs purely in your browser. 
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-## Studio Web
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-The Studio Web interface is ideal for collaboration and working real time with existing hosted Git repositories. For quick and easy publishing, you can also create projects that are not tied to a repository.
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-In the past it was a standalone tool, but it is now part of the larger [Stoplight Platform](https://stoplight.io/welcome) ecosystem, which provides API design and style guide editors, hosted documentation, an Explorer for searching across multiple APIs, and much more.
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-Learn more about [Studio Web](https://meta.stoplight.io/docs/platform/ZG9jOjIwNjk2MQ-welcome-to-the-stoplight-docs).
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-## Studio Desktop
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-The [Studio Desktop](https://stoplight.io/studio/) application provides an offline-first, native interface for designing and modeling your APIs. It also allows you to work directly with local files and folders on your computer.
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-This standalone tool can be used to edit the contents of any projects, whether they're linked to Stoplight Platform or not. See [Local Projects](https://meta.stoplight.io/docs/platform/ZG9jOjQ1NTQxMw-publish-with-the-stoplight-cli) for details.