Forge can now pull live facts and content directly from any URL, without leaving the Editor. Paste a link in the chat and Forge fetches the page, extracts what you need, and brings it back into the conversation.
Results stay in context, so everything Forge finds is tied to what you're building.
Generate and analyze images on demand
Ask Forge to generate or analyze images and designs directly in the chat. Generated assets appear as downloadable thumbnails and can be used directly in your design.
Improvements
Forge responses arrive faster, with shorter streaming delays and a buffer that makes results feel smoother.
Common mistakes like mismatched quotes, unit tokens, and hex colors are fixed automatically where possible. Syntax issues are flagged with a retry option.
Canceled or failed turns are now marked, so partial results don't mislead you.
Your selected design library stays selected when you open a new AI chat, and the library control is easier to click and read.
Bug Fixes
Parked accounts can now remove projects from groups again.
Header icons, labels, and the Templates bar in the desktop app are now aligned with consistent spacing.
Instead of prompting screen by screen, describe what you need as a whole - a checkout flow, an onboarding sequence, or a settings workflow. Forge generates all the screens in order, with consistent structure, copy, and visual direction.
A live task list show exactly what's being generated and what's already done, so you always know where things stand.
Paste a link into the prompt and ask Forge to recreate the page or generate a similar layout. Forge analyzes the page structure and visual style, then builds UI in UXPin using the component library available in your project.
You can use a website as a visual reference to recreate layouts, generate similar pages using your design system, or extract styles such as colors and typography to guide new designs.
Forge interprets the layout and rebuilds it using the components available in your project rather than copying the page exactly. This makes it easier to translate real websites into structured UI that you can refine inside the Editor.
The Merge Text Element is the first universal element with inline text editing in Merge. You can double-click text on the canvas to edit it directly, just like with native UXPin elements — so you’re no longer limited to updates through the Properties panel.
Merge Text includes the same familiar typography properties you know from UXPin, making styling more straightforward, while still keeping everything aligned with production-ready code.
It works inside any Merge component, whether from a built-in library or your own, and all edits export as clean code. Merge Text also supports nesting and interactions, making it flexible for different use cases.
You’ll find it in Quick Tools in the UI Build View, or add it with Shift + T.
Note: Merge Text isn’t yet supported in Theme Customizers and may not fully work with AI Helper. We’re already working on improvements.
