HeyJaredPenpot Tutorials
Penpot is the open-source design platform for teams who build scalable products. Evolving into a full-stack design infrastructure, it replaces traditional handoffs with frictionless, multi-directional workflows.
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What enterprise teams want in a design platform (2026) (opens the original)
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What do enterprise organizations really want from a design platform in 2026? Surprisingly, the answer is not just about having more features or better AI. Instead, enterprise teams are asking different questions: Can it scale across the companies?...
Comments in Penpot: feedback without leaving design mode (opens the original)
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Penpot 2.17 lets you read and reply to comments without leaving your design workspace — no more switching views just to check feedback. In this clip, Juan shows how to open comments while actively designing, reply to teammates, and keep making ...
Design tokens just got easier in Penpot 2.17 (opens the original)
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Design tokens just got easier to work with in Penpot 2.17 — more visible, faster to build, and quicker to propagate across your file. In this clip, Juan walks through what's new: typography tokens now show up when you select multiple text layer...
Background blur arrives in Penpot 2.17 (opens the original)
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Penpot 2.17 adds background blur, so you can build frosted glass surfaces, translucent nav bars, and floating panels without ever leaving the canvas. In this clip, Juan shows where to find the new Background blur option in the design sidebar, h...
Penpot AI Kit: agent skills for your design files [2026] (opens the original)
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The Penpot AI Kit is an official Penpot repository of agent skills and instructions that teach an AI assistant how to work properly inside your design files. Starting with how to use the Penpot MCP server well. In this clip, Juan explains what ...
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