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Quickstart

This guide takes you from nothing to a working project in VectrForce Studio. The only thing you need first is a Studio account.

Start a new project​

Open Studio and use the Create project control in the toolbar at the top of the screen (the rocket icon). The New Project window opens and walks you through a few short steps.

Step 1 — Choose how to start​

Studio offers three ways to begin:

  • Start with a template — pick from a gallery of ready-made sites and customize it. This is the easiest way to start, and what we recommend for your first project.
  • Bring your own — already have a site? Import it by entering its web address, connecting a GitHub repository, or uploading a .zip file.
  • Blank canvas — start from an empty project and build everything with the AI from scratch.

For your first project, choose Start with a template.

Step 2 — Pick a template​

There are three ways to find a template:

  • Answer a few questions — Studio asks what kind of site you want and suggests good matches.
  • Describe what you want — type a sentence or two (for example, "a portfolio site for a photographer") and Studio finds the closest template.
  • Browse the gallery — look through all the templates yourself, grouped by type. You can open a live demo of any template before choosing it.

When you find one you like, select it to continue.

Step 3 — Name your project​

Give your project a name (for example, "My Portfolio"). Studio automatically turns the name into a slug — a short, lowercase label used in your project's web address. You'll see your preview address take shape as you type:

https://your-slug.sites.vectrforce.ai

If the slug you want is already in use, Studio tells you and offers an available alternative you can accept with one click.

Step 4 — Create it​

Select Create project. Studio sets your project up and opens it. Behind the scenes it prepares everything your site needs — you don't have to wait on or manage any of that.

After the project is created, you can optionally link a GitHub repository so your code is mirrored to GitHub, or skip this for now and do it later. Either choice is fine.

Your workspace​

Once your project opens, you'll see two main areas:

  • The preview — a live view of your site.
  • The AI chat — where you ask for changes in plain language.

That's everything you need to start building.

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