Interfaces, lessons, ideas. One editor.

No. Drawings, diagrams and presentations work without signing in, and every demo on this page opens freely. Sign in with Google to keep a project library in your Drive. During the beta, creating mockups and whiteboards is part of Insider testing; the access cards above show the current limits of every mode.

No. Forma requests the limited drive.file permission and works with the files it creates in the Forma folder. It does not request access to browse your entire Drive.

Download your .forma.json file or explicitly save it to Google Drive before closing. Forma does not automatically save your canvas. You can import the file later to continue editing.

For a lot of everyday work, yes: screens with auto layout, shared styles and themes, a pen with editable points, SVG import, colour correction and handwriting on a whiteboard. Forma keeps a focused set of tools, so some things of a full design suite are not here yet, such as reusable components and clickable prototypes.

Yes. Open, drop or paste an SVG and its shapes, paths, text, groups and gradients become separate editable layers. Clip paths, masks, filters and linked images are left out, and Forma tells you what was skipped. Export the result as SVG again whenever you like.

Open the skill installation page in Forma and choose your agent. Local agents install the verified skill from one prompt; Claude chat also takes a ZIP. The agent then creates editable mockups, presentations, diagrams and graphics, lays diagrams out automatically, validates the file and renders previews to check its own work. Choose a model with image input and tools. Open the resulting .forma.json in Forma to edit and export it.

Forma is currently free. Available features and page limits depend on whether you are visiting, signed in or an Insider. The access cards above show the current settings for every mode. Apply with the Become a tester button to join the testing programme.

App and website screens with nested frames, auto layout, constraints, shared colour and text styles, themes, column grids, ready-made UI elements and 99 vector icons; hold Alt to measure distances. An agent with the Forma skill can also generate an editable mockup. This mode creates visual designs; it does not publish a working website or app.

Yes. The board reads the pressure of any pen the browser recognises as a stylus: Apple Pencil on an iPad, Surface Pen, S Pen, Wacom and other pen tablets. Pressure sets the width of the line, the eraser end of a pen erases and its side button draws a lasso. Once a pen has touched the board, fingers only move and zoom it, so a resting palm leaves no marks; the pen settings let you turn this off.

No. The first time you ask the board to read something, Forma downloads its recognition models once, about 60 MB. From then on handwriting and formulas are read right in your browser, even offline, and nothing you write leaves your device.

Yes: 166 lessons on boards for mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology, on topics of the Ukrainian school curriculum for grades 7–11. Each lesson is six boards for a 45-minute class: five explain the topic with concepts, diagrams, worked examples and common mistakes, and the sixth holds three self-contained exercises without solutions. Everything on the boards can be changed or written over by hand during the lesson. The lessons come in English and Ukrainian; like the other templates, using them is part of Insider testing for now.