Make something
Turn a sentence into a page you can click
Describe a page in Forge and get a real HTML page on a canvas — tweak it in words, check it in a phone frame, and download it.
The sign-up button creates a Free account, and this walkthrough runs on one. What Free limits is how many Forge projects you are holding at once: five. Once you are holding five, creating another project and "Polish" — which is step five here — are both refused until you delete one, with a plain error message rather than an upgrade prompt. Attaching a reference image or scanning a live website to build from is not part of this walkthrough and is not available on Free at all.
Forge is where you describe a page in a sentence and Torki renders it as a real HTML page you can keep working on. This walkthrough is the whole path: writing the prompt, opening the built page in a browser tab to read all of it, changing it in plain words, checking it inside a device frame, and downloading the file. It also names the two walls a new account hits inside this flow — the canvas frame that does not scroll, and the Free project limit that can refuse "Polish".
How it works, step by step
Open Forge
In the left sidebar of the signed-in app, click Forge
— the row carries a BETA
pill, and every signed-in account has it. The page opens on the Forge welcome screen, with the heading What do you want to build?
and the line Describe it in a sentence. Torki picks the layout, copy, and visuals — you iterate from there.
Describe it and press Build
Click one of the four quick prompts — Pricing page
, Landing page
, Dashboard
or Onboarding flow
— each of which drops a whole prefilled sentence into the composer rather than just its label, or write your own. The type chip is already on Prototype
and the fidelity chip on High fidelity
(Production-quality colors and typography
); the other row in that popover is Wireframe
(Low-fidelity, fast
). Press Build
, which carries a ⌘↵
badge, and Torki creates the project, opens the workspace and starts the build — the five status labels on the skeleton loop rather than track progress, so one of them coming round again is normal.
Open it in a new tab
The finished page renders live on the canvas, but inside a fixed 1280 × 800 frame that does not scroll — a tall landing page is shown from the top down to the edge of the frame, with nothing below that reachable and no scrollbar. Select the design and click the Open in new tab
icon in the header toolbar, which opens the real page in a browser tab where you can read and scroll all of it.
Tweak it in words
Hovering the selected design shows a Tweak this design
chip with a T
badge; press T or click the chip to focus the composer at the bottom of the canvas, then ask for the change in plain English. Selecting the design first is what scopes the tweak to it. Each tweak is saved as a new version and takes the old one's place on the canvas.
Check it in a device frame, then Polish
The same header toolbar carries four device icons — their tooltips read Full (no device chrome)
, Mobile (390 × 844)
, Tablet (768 × 1024)
and Desktop (1280 × 800)
. Picking one resizes the frame and re-serves the design inside real CSS device chrome. Next to them, Polish
runs a critique-then-revise pass and adds a polished version of the design. Polish
is one of the four Forge actions that count against your plan's allowance, so on a Free account already holding five projects it comes back as an error instead of a new version.
Export the HTML
Click Export
in the workspace header to open the Export design
modal. The HTML
card — Standalone .html file
— is already selected, and under Variant
the radio is already on Standalone document
, the only one that downloads anything; the other three toast This HTML variant lands in Phase 5 — Standalone works today
. Set Filename
and click Download
to get the design page as a file you can open in any browser.
Before you start
The things people hit on their first try, so you do not have to find them the hard way.
On Free, the limit is how many projects you hold
Free allows five Forge projects at once, and it is a live count rather than a running total. Once you are holding five, four things are refused — creating another project,
Polish
, scanning a website, and a build that carries an attachment — each with a plain error message rather than an upgrade prompt. Deleting a project frees a slot straight away, and that delete also removes the designs inside it. Paid tiers meter those same four actions against a rolling window instead: 20 on Lite, 60 on Arc, 200 on Zenith.There is no way back to an earlier version
Only the newest version of a design renders on the canvas, so after a tweak or a
Polish
the previous one disappears from view, and Forge has no revert anywhere. If a version is worth keeping, export it before you change it again.HTML is the only export that runs
For a prototype, the working export is the
HTML
card with theStandalone document
variant.React
,Image
andPDF
carry aSoon
pill and download nothing. The file you get opens in any browser, but it pulls its styling and font from the web rather than carrying them, and it draws a floating dark device-frame toolbar over the design when you open it from disk.References are paid, and Free images are watermarked
Uploading your own image or scanning a live website to build from is not available on Free — it is one reference per prompt on Lite, two on Arc and four on Zenith, with uploads and scans counted against the same budget. Images Torki generates inside a design come from Kvora and are watermarked on Free accounts; they do not spend your image allowance.
Try it yourself.
Free to start, no credit card. Sign in once and the same account works on the web, on your Mac and on your phone.