SceneForge

About

SceneForge is a Chrome side-panel extension for AI video creators who need to produce many clips without repeating the same manual loop over and over.

Start in Prompt Studio: paste a script, brief, outline, or rough idea, then turn it into editable scene prompts. Review each scene, tune the prompt, set duration and aspect ratio, and send the final list to the batch queue when it is ready.

SceneForge is built around a bring-your-own-key workflow. For local batches, provider requests run from your browser to the provider you choose, and SceneForge saves queue state, prompts, settings, and encrypted BYOK credentials in Chrome extension storage.

Use SceneForge when you want to:

- Break a script or campaign idea into structured AI video scenes.
- Edit every generated prompt before it enters the queue.
- Batch jobs across supported video providers instead of submitting clips one at a time.
- Track queued, running, completed, and failed jobs from the side panel.
- Auto-download completed clips with organized filenames and local manifests.
- Keep provider accounts and API usage under your control.

Supported provider paths include Kling, Runway, Veo, and Modal/custom endpoints. Prompt Studio supports BYOK LLM generation for OpenAI and Anthropic.

Creator users can use Trigger.dev Cloud Queue Beta for managed batch orchestration. For cloud batches, SceneForge sends the needed provider key to the SceneForge backend for that batch only. SceneForge does not provide provider credits and does not operate a persistent cloud provider-key vault in v1.

SceneForge is especially useful for workflows like short-form ads, YouTube scene packs, product demos, storyboard exploration, music-video concepts, social variations, and rapid creative testing.