Every file on this page is genuine, unedited output from the tools it names — nothing here was touched up by hand.
This walks through four tools working together end to end: Video Forge turns a set of drawings into an animated video, Clip Forge trims it and adds a caption, Music Forge generates an original instrumental track from scratch, and Merge Forge combines the trimmed clip with that music into one final video. Each stage below plays the actual file produced at that step.
Video Forge's built-in "Try a sample" doodles (a sunny day, a house, a waving figure), animated with Ken Burns pan/zoom, a crossfade between each, and a title card — rendered straight to a downloadable video, no music yet.
Try Video Forge yourself →That video, uploaded into Clip Forge: the first 0.3 seconds trimmed off, and a text overlay added ("Cut and captioned in Clip Forge") — the same tool also handles speed, volume, watermarks, and AI-assisted caption translation, not used here to keep this sample simple.
Try Clip Forge yourself →A 10-second "Calm / Ambient" track — a real algorithmic composition (chord progression, sustained pad tones, a bass line) rendered by Music Forge, not a sample or loop of existing music.
Try Music Forge yourself →The Stage 2 clip and the Stage 3 track, dropped into Merge Forge and rendered as one final video — this is exactly the "drop your files in and merge them" workflow, just with a video clip and a music track instead of PowerPoint slide images.
Try Merge Forge yourself →