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# Welcome
Studio is where you create and edit visual content in the Visual Experience Platform. You reach it from the header, alongside **Home,** [**Library**](/digital-asset-management-dam/library.md)**,** [**Visual AI**](file:///visual-ai/visual-ai.md)**,** [**Portals**](file:///portals/welcome.md)**,** [**Optimization**](/dynamic-media-optimization-dmo/welcome.md) and [**Analytics**](/vxp-visual-experience-platform/settings/project/analytics.md)**.** On a narrow window the later items collapse into a **More** menu.
#### What is inside Studio
| Tool | What it does |
| ----------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Template Builder](/studio/template-builder.md) | Build a reusable design once, expose the parts that change as variables, and generate as many finished images from it as you need |
| Visual Experiences | Build immersive stories that engage your audience |
#### Before you start
You need a VXP project and access to its DAM library. Everything Studio creates is stored in that library, so the folders, search, permissions and approvals you already use apply to it.
{% hint style="info" %}
New to Studio? Start with [Welcome to Template Builder](/studio/template-builder.md), which explains what a template is and how the pieces fit together.
{% endhint %}
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