Components.studio was a web component IDE by divRIOTS, discontinued in June 2025. Learn what it offered and where its technology went.
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Discontinued as a standalone product (was previously part of a free and paid Backlight/divRIOTS subscription suite), from Not applicable; product discontinued as of June 1, 2025
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Paris (Colombes), France
What Components.studio Was
Components.studio was a browser-based IDE that let web developers write, preview, and test individual web components without setting up a local build environment. It supported a wide range of underlying frameworks and libraries, from vanilla HTMLElement to Lit, Stencil, Svelte, Vue 3, and Salesforce Lightning Web Components, and allowed developers to compare the same component built in different frameworks side by side, including differences in bundle size and performance.
It was developed by divRIOTS, a Paris-area software company founded in 2019, as one of three related developer tools alongside Webcomponents.dev, a very similar sibling product, and Backlight.dev, a more complete code-side design system platform for front-end teams to collaborate on shared component libraries.
Why Components.studio Was Discontinued
divRIOTS shut down Components.studio, along with Webcomponents.dev and Backlight.dev, on June 1, 2025. The company stated that it made this decision because of the growing success of its separate suite of more than 20 Figma plugins, which automate design-to-code and file conversion workflows inside Figma, and chose to concentrate all of its resources on that product line instead of continuing to run three separate online IDE products.
As of 2026, the components.studio domain redirects visitors to divriots.com, where the company now sells access to its Figma plugin suite and browser extension through a unified subscription called divRIOTS ONE.
Key Features
Multi-framework web component editor (historical) — Let developers write and preview web components across frameworks including Lit, Stencil, Svelte, Vue 3, and vanilla HTMLElement in one browser-based editor.
Side-by-side framework comparison (historical) — Allowed comparing the same component implemented in different frameworks for differences in code style, bundle size, and performance.
Live in-browser preview (historical) — Rendered components live in the browser without requiring a local development environment setup.
Support for Salesforce Lightning Web Components (historical) — Included templates and tooling for building LWC-based components, a use case later carried forward by the successor tool LWC.studio.
Integration with sibling design system tooling (historical) — Worked alongside Backlight.dev and Webcomponents.dev as part of a connected suite of divRIOTS developer products.
Now discontinued — As of June 1, 2025, the product is no longer operational; the domain redirects to divRIOTS' current Figma plugin business.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Previously offered a convenient way to prototype web components across many frameworks without local setup
Supported comparison of the same component built in multiple frameworks, useful for framework evaluation
Backed by an established team at divRIOTS with prior design system tooling experience
Some of its use case, specifically Salesforce Lightning Web Components, is still served by the successor tool LWC.studio
divRIOTS remains an active, funded company continuing to build developer and design tooling, just in a different product area
Cons
The product no longer exists and cannot be used today
No migration path is documented for developers who relied on it for general web component prototyping outside of the Salesforce LWC use case
Historical documentation and support content may no longer be accessible now that the product is shut down
Teams that built workflows around Components.studio must now find alternative tools
divRIOTS has fully pivoted its business model to Figma plugins, so no future updates to Components.studio should be expected
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Components.studio still available
No. Components.studio was shut down on June 1, 2025, and the domain now redirects to divriots.com, where the company sells its current Figma plugin suite.
Who made Components.studio
Components.studio was built by divRIOTS, a software company founded in 2019 and headquartered near Paris, France.
Why did divRIOTS shut down Components.studio
divRIOTS cited the growing success of its Figma plugin business and chose to focus all resources there instead of maintaining Components.studio, Webcomponents.dev, and Backlight.dev.
What was Components.studio used for
It was an online IDE for building, previewing, and testing web components across many JavaScript frameworks and libraries without a local development setup.
Is there a replacement for Components.studio
divRIOTS introduced LWC.studio as a narrower successor specifically for Salesforce Lightning Web Components; there is no direct general-purpose replacement from divRIOTS for the broader multi-framework use case.
What does divRIOTS do now
divRIOTS now focuses on a suite of more than 20 Figma plugins and a browser extension that automate design-to-code and file conversion workflows, sold under a unified subscription called divRIOTS ONE.
Were Webcomponents.dev and Backlight.dev also shut down
Yes, both were discontinued on the same date, June 1, 2025, as part of divRIOTS' pivot to focus entirely on its Figma plugin business.
Was Components.studio free or paid
It was part of divRIOTS' broader product suite, which historically included both free tiers and paid subscription plans before being discontinued.