FlutterFlow’s visual builder is now FlutterFlow Studio. Everything you’ve built is right where you left it. What’s changing
Work directly with your app through the visual builder, AI, logic, integrations, and code when you need it.
Select a widget and build what it does in the Action Flow Editor: API calls, conditions, state and navigation. Then run it in Test Mode and try it.
Connect Firebase or Supabase for your data, sign-in and storage, or call any REST API. Add payments, search and AI agents on Firebase, and maps and ads on either.
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OpenAI, AI agents , opens in a new tab 
Anthropic, AI agents , opens in a new tab 
Google Gemini, AI agents , opens in a new tab 
Stripe, Payments , opens in a new tab 
Algolia, Search , opens in a new tab 
Google Maps, Maps , opens in a new tab 
OneSignal, Email and SMS , opens in a new tab 
AdMob, Ads , opens in a new tab 
Bring your own Claude, Codex, Antigravity or Gemini account into the desktop app. The agent reads your project and edits it, and you can change anything it builds by hand.
When the visual builder isn’t enough, write your own Dart functions, actions and widgets. The code is yours: download the Flutter project on any paid plan.
Studio ships a new release every few weeks. Here are the latest.
All releasesOpen the widget tree while your app runs in Test Mode, watch the AI Agent tick off its plan as it works, and keep the agent on the branch that you have open. Generated apps move to current Firebase SDKs, and support for the retired Firebase Dynamic Links service is removed.
Read the release notes: Widget Tree, AI Agent Plans & Firebase SDKs
Preview pages on the latest phones and foldables, review Swagger and OpenAPI changes endpoint by endpoint before you import them, and send images to the AI Agent. This release also fixes how Dynamic Links open on iOS, in in-app browsers, and in social apps.
Read the release notes: Device Previews, Swagger Import & AI Agent Images
What people at Wendy’s, Google and Atlassian said about building apps in Studio.
“We selected FlutterFlow because it streamlines our development process, enabling us to turn ideas into reality faster than ever. This tool gives our team the flexibility to be agile and responsive, ensuring we stay ahead in delivering exceptional experiences to our customers.”
“FlutterFlow provides tooling that helps real world developers & users build apps using it — it’s a straightforward, easy to use tool that can generate very powerful results. FlutterFlow brings the power of a rich platform to everybody.”
“I quickly created a working demo of an app in 2 hours and got a major deal thanks to FlutterFlow.”
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For everyone who already builds in FlutterFlow: what the new name means, and what stays the same.
FlutterFlow Studio is our visual, hands-on app development experience. Design interfaces, configure logic, connect data and APIs, and use AI or custom code when you need it. Build for iOS, Android, and web, and deploy to the App Store and Google Play. FlutterFlow Studio is the visual development platform previously known as FlutterFlow.
We’re introducing a new AI-native app builder under the FlutterFlow name. The visual builder you already use is now called FlutterFlow Studio. It’s the same platform, just with a new name. Your existing projects and workflow remain in Studio.
No. FlutterFlow Studio remains an actively developed and supported product. The new FlutterFlow offers an additional, AI-first way to build apps.
Your existing projects remain in FlutterFlow Studio. You can continue working on them as you do today. You don’t need to migrate, recreate, or modify your projects because of the name change.
Yes, if you prefer building visually and working directly with your app. Studio remains a good choice for new projects, especially when you want hands-on control over your UI, logic, integrations, and code.
Yes. We’re continuing to develop, improve, and support FlutterFlow Studio.
See the latest releasesNo. Projects cannot currently be transferred between FlutterFlow and FlutterFlow Studio.
It comes down to one question: how do you want to build? Use FlutterFlow if you want AI to do more of the building: describe what you’re building and let an AI agent handle more of the implementation while you guide the result. Use FlutterFlow Studio if you want your hands on the details: move the button yourself instead of describing where it should go, and work directly with your interface, logic, data, and code.
FlutterFlow or FlutterFlow Studio?Still have a question?
Read the Studio FAQPublish to the web, or deploy to the App Store and Google Play, straight from Studio.
Web publishing is on every plan. App Store and Google Play deployment starts on Basic.
