Change a space with a sentence.
Resize the house, lift the walls, widen the doorway or rename a room. Preview each supported command before applying it.
Momentium Creative SuiteOne of four creative products
Web editor / OPEN FOR EXPLORATION
Form Studio
Give an idea dimension.
Design a room, a house or your next object. Edit dimensions with text, explore the plan and keep the exact geometry.
Design a house with textMake a piece of jewelryExplore the model studiesTry the examplesUse on the webExplore the workflow ↓Explore all 16 features
Web editor · exact geometry and editable feature history
FORM / ARCHITECTURE LAB / REAL CAD
Your next space starts with a sentence.
Design a room. Make it a home. Step into an editable studio house and shape its walls, openings and floor plan with Form’s actual CAD tools.
TYPE INTO FORM’S TEXT BOX
Make the house 9 m widePREVIEW → APPLY → KEEP EDITINGThe exact solids rebuild. The footprint becomes 54 m². The plan dimensions update with the model.
Then try: Rename studio to My creative home
Try A house. In your words. here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Build the house in pieces.
Editable profiles and extrusions form separate walls, openings, lintels, a slab and furniture volumes.
Keep the numbers connected.
House dimensions, partition placement and computed room areas update with the prepared design.
Give the drawing your voice.
Change room labels and use native drawing tools to edit notes, sheet titles, scale and revision.
See the bigger picture.
Explore BIM spaces and quantities, linked plans and sections, and the editable 3D model in Form’s specialist tools.
Keep every decision.
Save your .form project, export the current plan as DXF, or download the finished exact solids as STEP.
Prepared concept-design exercise with supported text commands. Exact model geometry and BIM coordination views are distinct; this is not a construction-ready house or a building-code review.
FORM / REAL STUDIO WORKSHOPS
Draft the pattern.
Dress the idea.
Three fashion exercises, inside the actual Form interface. Shape a skirt, sew a T-shirt and compare a dress in silk and denim—with live tools, guided steps and editable projects.
- Precise pattern points, seam allowance and notches
- Semantic sewing, fitting models and real cloth solves
- Progress checks, material studies and native project files
ACTUAL FORM UI / EDITABLE PATTERNS + LIVE CLOTH SOLVERTry Make the Orbit pendant here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
NEW / A PRECISION CAD PROJECT
Four circles.
One piece worth keeping.
Sketch an offset pendant, give it depth, join the loop and cut the openings. See the drawing and the solid side by side, with nine size-and-thickness combinations to explore.
- Dimensioned sketch with four editable circles
- Extrude, Fuse and Cut feature history
- Editable Form project + DXF, STEP and STL
Made with Form’s sketch and precision CAD tools. The image is a render of the actual CAD geometry.
FORM / MODEL STUDIES
Get a feel for the form.
Four models. Twelve moments in the studio.
Explore a shape, see it in Form, then make it yours.
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INTERACTIVE MODEL STUDYDrag to rotate · arrow keys work tooINSIDE FORM STUDIO
See the same model at work.
Actual desktop browser captures · 30 September 2026
MOMENTIUM / LEARN BY MAKING
Make something you didn’t see coming.
Sculpt a creature. Twist a vessel. Build a repeating pavilion. Ten short lessons turn your first experiment into an editable project, using four supplied models and six purpose-built starters.
Your next hour, made creative.
New featured project: sketch a piece of jewelry
01 / MAKE A SIGNATURE OBJECTVessel → shade → pavilion
Twist, taper and repeat. Start with a silhouette and finish with a system.
02 / MAKE THE MODELS YOURSSculpture → relief → terrainExplore your supplied models through sculpting, surface details and displacement.
03 / GET PRECISESketch → dimensions → handoffBuild a clasp, ring or enclosure. Keep the editable geometry and export a view.
A short guided walkthrough
Watch a few useful decisions, then make your own version.
Form object school · 10 lessons · 3 creative paths
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Keep making.
Download your project, then use Open project in the full app. Your learning workspace is saved locally on this browser when storage is available.
THREE FRESH STARTING POINTS
Good shapes. Your next move.
Rendered examples of the actual lesson geometry. Open these projects in Form, or choose a starter in the interactive workspace above.
Try Turn a profile into a statement here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Ripple vessel
A scalloped profile, a solid base and two editable modifiers. Twist it into your own signature object.
Try Lumen shade here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Lumen shade
An open fluted shade. Explore its proportions, reverse the twist and try a warmer finish.
Try Build a rhythm in space here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Ribbon pavilion
One arched rib becomes a spatial rhythm. Keep the array count and spacing editable.
See the lessons in action
Find your next lesson.
Try A house. In your words. here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
A house. In your words.
Architecture · text commands · dimensions
Open full lessonTry Make the Orbit pendant here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Make the Orbit pendant
Sketch · dimensions · jewelry
Open full lessonTry A skirt, from the block up. here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
A skirt, from the block up.
Pattern drafting · seam allowance
Open full lessonTry Sew your first T-shirt. here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Sew your first T-shirt.
Seams · pattern pieces · fit
Open full lessonTry One dress. Two different feelings. here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
One dress. Two different feelings.
Draping · fabric · pattern design
Open full lessonTry Turn a profile into a statement here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Turn a profile into a statement
Ripple vessel · twist · taper · comparison
A fluted vessel with your own silhouette.
Start lessonTry Bring the sculpture closer here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Bring the sculpture closer
Equine Reverie · sculpt · smooth · undo
A local sculpt edit on the supplied equestrian model.
Start lessonTry Build a rhythm in space here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Build a rhythm in space
Ribbon pavilion · arrays · spacing · build history
A repeating architectural study built from one rib.
Start lessonTry Make the detail catch the light here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Make the detail catch the light
Birds in Orbit · Circle of Anarchy · mesh · lighting
A presentation image that reveals the depth of a supplied relief.
Start lessonTry Make the landscape move here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Make the landscape move
Terrain · displacement · comparison · STL
A reversible terrain variation and an exported surface.
Start lessonTry Make it your size here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Make it your size
Dimensions · editable geometry
Start lessonTry See how it was made here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
See how it was made
Sketch · extrusion · bevel · history
Start lessonTry Three objects, one workflow here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Three objects, one workflow
Clasp · ring · enclosure
Start lessonTry Find the right finish here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Find the right finish
Materials · roughness · lighting
Start lessonTry Keep the editable object here. Interactive controls load as this card comes into view.
Keep the editable object
Form project · PNG · STL
Start lessonMore starter examples
SMALL PROJECTS. REAL POSSIBILITIES.
One object. Three ways to develop it.
Start with an editable clasp, change its proportions, and compare two finishes before keeping the project.
Polished brassBrushed steel
Compare two real Form renders of the same clasp.
01 / 3 minutesChange a dimension, keep the design
- Open the editable clasp and locate the outer-width parameter.
- Compare the starting 55 mm width with a 64 mm version.
- Return to the original width and inspect how the openings stay related.
What you getTwo proportions of the same editable design, without rebuilding the object from scratch.
02 / 2 minutesChoose the finish in the same light
- Move the comparison slider across the real brass and steel captures.
- In the live editor, keep the camera fixed and change the material.
- Try a roughness adjustment before exporting a PNG view.
What you getA useful material comparison with the shape and camera held constant.
03 / 2 minutesKeep the decisions with the object
- Save an editable .form project after your changes.
- Reopen it and confirm the feature history is still available.
- Export a supported format for the next workflow and review its geometry.
What you getAn editable source project plus a separate handoff file. This exercise does not validate manufacturing suitability.
Download the starter project
Open this .form file using the editor’s project-open command.
Use the starter instructions to open an example in the app. The live workspace loads only when you launch it.
On a small screen, open the app in its own tab for the full workspace.
Explore the complete feature reference
INSIDE FORM STUDIO
What Form Studio can do.
Design precise products, jewelry, and garments in one editable workspace.
16features to explore
Precision & design systems
6 features
Parametric sketching
Create dimensioned 2D sketches with units, constraints, and editable relationships.
Try this in an examplePrecision CAD
Build and rebuild solid geometry using exact geometry operations, including native desktop geometry services.
Editable feature history
Revisit earlier modeling decisions, adjust parameters, and explore configurations.
Try this in an exampleComponents and assemblies
Organize reusable parts, assemble components, and define mating relationships.
Technical documentation
Prepare drawings, quantities, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing metadata, and manufacturing checks.
Design generators
Start product, engineering, architectural, jewelry, hardware, ring, chain, and linked-system designs from natural-language descriptions or procedural starters.
Mesh & sculpting
3 features
Creative mesh modeling
Extrude, inset, bevel, insert edge loops, crease edges, transform vertices, and sculpt.
Modifier stacks
Reorder or toggle subdivision, mirroring, arrays, solidification, welding, smoothing, simplification, retopology, bending, twisting, tapering, bulging, and displacement.
Editable sculpting
Preserve recorded brush strokes and multiresolution sculpt layers instead of immediately flattening every change into geometry.
Fabric, light & motion
4 features
Fabric design
Draft and grade patterns, define seams, import fit bodies, and inspect fit maps.
Cloth simulation
Explore fabric behavior with layered, self, and avatar collision support; desktop adds native simulation.
Appearance Studio
Apply persistent physically based materials, compare lighting environments, adjust exposure and shadows, and export the current camera view as PNG.
Try this in an exampleAnimation and Rig workspaces
Explore animation, rigging, and physics-driven studies; these remain subject to beta qualification.
Save, share & exchange
3 features
Interchange
Supported workflows include STEP/BREP, STL, editable DXF, mesh formats, and scoped IFC4/USD handling.
Try this in an exampleProject continuity
Versioned
Try this in an example.formand.formcadfiles, migration of older projects, backups, recovery checkpoints, and atomic native saves.Optional collaboration
Authenticated web revisions, shared assets, sharing, and branch/review information.
200 + 22WEB + NATIVE TESTS
EXACT B-REPOPENCASCADE GEOMETRY
V1—V11PROJECT MIGRATIONS
LOCAL FIRSTBACKUPS + RECOVERY
01 / WHY FORM
POWER WITHOUT THE MAZE
Professional depth.
A shorter distance to done.
Form combines exact geometry with higher-level design intent. Begin with what you want to make—not the tool you need to find.
01PRECISION MODELING
Type the intent. Keep exact control.
Start with plain language or sketch directly. Every dimension, constraint, unit, feature, and configuration remains visible and editable.
02NATIVE GEOMETRY
A real CAD engine on your computer.
The standalone macOS edition runs compiled OpenCASCADE for supported exact B-Rep operations, with native compute, recovery, and cloth simulation.
03INTELLIGENT GENERATORS
Finished building blocks, not empty primitives.
Create editable buckles, snaps, screws, gears, springs, rings, settings, chain systems, rooms, and brackets from purpose-built recipes.
04GARMENT STUDIO
From pattern idea to simulated fit.
Draw or trace pattern pieces, import an avatar, bind compatible seams, grade sizes, inspect fit, and export production-ready pattern formats.
FRONTGRAIN
BACKGRAIN
AUTO BIND · SIDE SEAM
8 mm ALLOWANCE
FIT MAP92/ 100
02 / GARMENT STUDIO
SKETCH → SEW → SIMULATE
Clothing design that thinks in garments.
Bring in a sketch or draw pieces directly. Form recognizes pattern structure, helps pair compatible edges, and turns your work into an editable measured garment.
- 01 Trace and clean pattern silhouettes
- 02 Auto-match and bind compatible seams
- 03 Grade against measured or imported bodies
- 04 Simulate cloth with layered collision
03 / BUILT FOR MAKERS
ONE CORE, MULTIPLE DISCIPLINES
Meet the work where it is.
PRODUCT
Parametric parts, assemblies, manufacturing checks, drawings, and reusable configurations.
JEWELRY
Measured rings, settings, stones, linked chains, clearances, and editable precious-metal designs.
GARMENT
Pattern drafting, semantic seams, grading, fit maps, avatar collision, and native cloth.
ENGINEERING
Hardware generators, mates, tolerance stacks, BOMs, and clearly labeled closed-form estimates.
04 / TWO WAYS TO CREATE
Native when power matters.
Web when access matters.
APPLE SILICON · BETA
Form Studio for Mac
Compiled native geometry, native cloth compute, durable local files, backups, and recovery checkpoints.
Private beta while signing and notarization are completed.AVAILABLE NOW
Form Studio Web
Exact WebAssembly geometry, the same precision workspace, optional revisions, and no installation.
Launch in browser ↗Turn “what if?”
into exact geometry.
Start creating ↗AFTER HOURS / Form Studio / Web editor
A small change. A different presence.
An editable clasp study, from its first proportions to a broader frame and two contrasting metal finishes.
Start with proportion
The buckle starter establishes a 55 × 38 mm outer profile. Its frame, openings and centre bar remain in the editable feature history.
Widen the outer rail
Changing the outer width to 64 mm preserves the openings and gives the right rail more weight. The geometry visibly updates in the same isometric view.
Bring in warmth
Polished brass changes the surface to a warmer finish, with roughness at 0.17 and metal at 0.94. The camera and geometry stay fixed for comparison.
Keep a cooler option
Brushed steel offers a cooler alternative. The finished state was saved as an editable Form project and exported to a verified PNG.
Compare the finishes
Polished brassBrushed steel
Actual browser session. The starter’s optional fillet failed and was suppressed; these views show the resulting rectangular geometry. This is a visual study, not manufacturing or fit validation.
Web editor / WORKFLOW GALLERY
See Form Studio in motion.
Real sessions. Four useful moments. A closer look at what you can make.
Read the geometry
Inspect an original procedural flange in the technical view.
Change the surface
Compare a satin aluminum finish on the same editable part.
Work in a sketch
Move into the sketch workspace to develop the next detail.
Keep the project
Save an editable project and explore the available export formats.
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Browser geometry and exports vary from the native edition. These views do not qualify a part for manufacturing. Actual browser captures · September 29, 2026.