Tuesday JS provides an open-source browser editor for building visual novels.
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Tuesday JS provides a free, open-source visual novel editor that runs in a web browser.
About Tuesday JS
Tuesday JS is a web-based editor for creating visual and kinetic novels. It uses standard HTML5 elements such as div and img, supports browser-supported media including SVG, GIF animations and CSS, and allows added function with JavaScript and CSS. It includes a visual script view, a scene editor that uses HTML units to adapt layouts to different screens, localization with CSV export, built-in JSON editing, and preview from a selected script point and language.
Standalone versions are available for Android devices and desktops with the same interface and full compatibility. The Android version requires Android 5.1 or higher and, on Android 10 and higher, file use may require enabling full file access in app permissions. Its listing status is in development and its code license is MIT License.
Key features
- Create graphic or kinetic novels without programming knowledge
- Arrange scene elements using percentage, pixel, or centimeter units
- Set translations for text and graphics with language preview
- Export language texts to CSV for external editing
- Edit full script or selected element as JSON
- Preview project from a chosen script point
Best for: People creating visual or kinetic novels who need visual editing, localization, and JSON script access.
Good for
- Written without third-party libraries, requiring no additional software installation
- Android and desktop versions share the same interface and are fully compatible
- Supports browser-supported media including SVG, GIF animations, and CSS
Watch out for
- Android version requires Android 5.1 or higher
- File handling on Android 10 and higher may require enabling full file access manually
- Listed status is in development
Tuesday JS at a glance
- Category
- Productivity › Writing Apps
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Automated check blocked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Tuesday JS FAQ
What file format does Tuesday JS use for scripts?
Scripts store all elements in a JSON structure, editable in the built-in JSON tool for the whole script or a selected element.
How does localization work?
Translations can be set for text and graphics, previewed in the selected language, and exported to CSV for editing.
What should I do if files do not work on Android 10 or higher?
Enable 'Allow access to manage all files' for the app in Settings under Permissions.
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