Jasper Studio empowers marketers to design and deploy Jasper Agents without depending on IT. It’s a no-code platform that allows marketing professionals to automate tasks, connect relevant data, and fine-tune outputs to align with brand standards. Use it to create custom AI applications designed specifically to meet your unique marketing requirements.
Key Benefits
- AI-Driven Automation: Streamline processes and eliminate IT bottlenecks.
- Tailored Solutions: Build Agents designed around your workflows, brand, and business needs.
- Flexible Workflows: Create and refine Agents for the tasks your team needs to complete.
Why This Matters
Studio gives your team a dedicated space to create Agents that reflect your process, inputs, and brand standards. You can start from detailed requirements or an example, then review and refine every part of the Agent before you publish it.
Permissions and Plan Availability
Roles
Admins: Full access to create and publish Studio Agents and can restrict publishing permissions for Members.
Managers: Managers can do everything in Studio except toggle the Publishing permission, regardless of its setting.
Members: Members can create and edit Agents when they have the appropriate permissions.
Plan Access
Studio availability depends on your Jasper plan and workspace configuration. Contact your Jasper administrator if you need access.
Core Features
Input Field Options
Configure the inputs your Agent needs, including text fields, selections, and other details that help it produce useful results.
Context Attachment
Use context to give your Agent the information it needs to complete a task consistently.
Language Model
Choose a language model that fits your task. For help selecting a model, review Jasper’s model comparison guidance.
Temperature
Adjust temperature to control how consistent or varied your Agent’s responses are.
Dynamic Instructions
In the new Studio creation experience, you can describe detailed requirements for your Agent, including its audience, structure, tone, inputs, and expected output. Jasper uses that information, along with an optional example, to prepare a first draft that you can review and edit.
Example Output
An Agent’s example output guides future runs. It is different from an example you attach during creation: an attached example helps Jasper prepare the Agent, while example output helps guide the Agent’s results.
Agent versioning
Create, test, document, and activate different configurations of the same Agent without replacing the active configuration before a new version is ready.
Publishing
When your Agent is ready, publish it so the appropriate people in your workspace can use it.
How to Use Jasper Studio
Create an Agent
- Open Agents and select New Agent.
- Describe the type of content you want the Agent to create. Include detailed requirements for the audience, structure, tone, inputs, and expected output.
- Optional: Select Attach example to add one example from text, a URL, Knowledge, or a file. You can also begin with one of the suggested quick picks.
- Submit your request. Jasper prepares a first draft of the Agent, including its inputs, instructions, and expected output.
- Review and edit the Agent configuration. You remain in control of every generated field.
- Test the Agent with representative inputs, then save or publish it when the result is ready.
Create an Agent from an Example
Use an existing piece of content when you want the Agent to reproduce a proven structure or format.
- From the new Agent screen, select Attach example.
- Add one example as text, a URL, a Knowledge item, or a file.
- Choose Attach to write your own request, or Attach with instruction to start with a suggested instruction for analyzing the example.
- Tell Jasper what the Agent should create.
- Review the generated inputs, instructions, and output guidance before testing the Agent.
Jasper uses the example as a reference for reusable characteristics such as structure, formatting, and intent. It should not be treated as source text to copy.
Manage Agent Versions
Agent versioning lets you test and refine an existing Agent without replacing the active configuration before a new version is ready.
- Open an existing Agent in edit mode.
- Select Create new version.
- Make your changes, add version details so collaborators understand what changed, and save the version.
- Use the version picker to move between versions.
- Select Test in Canvas to validate the selected version with representative inputs.
- When the version is ready, select Make version active.
Only one version can be active at a time. The active version cannot be deleted. If you no longer need an inactive version, you can delete it; deletion is permanent.
Pro Tips
- Start with a strong existing content example when structure and consistency matter.
- Review generated inputs and instructions before publishing. Studio prepares the first draft, but you own the final configuration.
- Create a new version before making a high-impact change instead of duplicating the Agent.
- Add a short version note describing the change and what you tested.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Jasper copy the content I attach as an example?
No. The example helps Jasper understand reusable characteristics such as structure, formatting, and intent. Review the generated Agent instructions to make sure they describe the pattern you want without carrying over example-specific wording or subject matter.
How do I test an Agent version before activating it?
Open the version you want to test and select Test in Canvas. Use representative inputs, review the result, and only make the version active when it is ready.
Can I return to an earlier Agent version?
Yes. Open the version picker, select the version you want, test it if needed, and make it active.