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What is Paratext 10 Studio?

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Paratext 10 Studio is the newest edition of the Paratext software, built upon its sister open-source project, Platform.

With Paratext 10 Studio, translators are able to translate, edit, and publish the Bible from start to completion.

This version of the software is customizable to the user, faster than previous editions, and usable across platforms Windows, Linux and macOS.

Paratext 10 Studio will be available in late 2025.
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