Forge fills your design templates — ready-made layouts, such as a promo video or a story card — to make many on-brand versions in one go. Fill a template’s fields with your messages, products, and offers, preview every version, and render the set into your Library.
In the sidebar, Forge sits under
Creative+. Using it needs the brand’s** Performance+plan, set under Settings → Billing**. SeeBilling.
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Templates are built from your team’s design files. For an After Effects project, follow After Effects deliveryto structure it so every field you want to change is exposed cleanly, then hand it to your Continuum contact.
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Pick a template
Open a template that’s
Ready, then go to** Render**. 2
Fill the rows
Each row is one version. Type the values in, or choose
Draft rows with AI to write them from a brief. 3
Preview
Each row shows a live composed preview, so you see every version before anything is rendered.
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Render
Final renders land in your Library under Forge renders.
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Save a group of rows as a render set to come back to it. You can rename, duplicate, download, and share a set, see its version history, and update it to the template’s current version.
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In the app, open a Ready template, go to
Render, choose
Draft rows with AI, and give it a brief such as “Six versions of our spring offer: three for price, three for free shipping.” Or ask Claude or ChatGPT:
- “Which templates do we have?”
- “Write six versions of the promo template from this brief.”
- “Produce the whole set. Show me what will be made first.”
Operator role or higher, and final versions, rather than draft previews, need an
Admin or
Owner. See
Produce templates at scale. For agent and application integration, use the
[Forge agent quickstart](https://docs.trycontinuum.ai/forge/agents),
[function reference](https://docs.trycontinuum.ai/forge/functions), and
source-format map. They separate file intake from editing and rendering, and explain how to retain template, revision, set and job identities between calls.
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After Effects delivery #
Structure a project so Forge can render it.
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Where renders land.