Note
Disclaimer: Duda Vibe is currently in beta. By using this feature, you acknowledge it is experimental, may contain unexpected behavior, and is subject to modification at any time.
This article explains how to create a new project with Duda Vibe and start making edits to your project.
Tip
Once your project is built, you can make design changes directly on the canvas, without a prompt and without using AI credits. For more information, see Quick Edits in Vibe.
To create a new project with Duda Vibe, from the project list click + New Project, then select Build anything. The Build anything with Vibe page opens, where you can start with a prompt or a template.
To start with a prompt, on the Build anything with Vibe page:
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Type your idea in the prompt box, or click the microphone icon to use speech-to-text.
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(Optional) Click a starting idea below the prompt box to fill it with an example prompt you can edit.
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(Optional) Click the plus icon to attach files, add a link, or select a design style.
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Select Plan or Build from the mode dropdown. Plan is recommended, so Copilot can ask clarifying questions before it starts building.
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Click the arrow to submit your prompt. It can take several minutes for Vibe to build your idea.
The Vibe workspace opens, where you can keep refining your project with Copilot.
Templates are ready-made Vibe projects you can use as the foundation for your project.
To start with a template, on the Build anything with Vibe page:
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Scroll down to the templates below the prompt box. To narrow the list, use the filters, sort, or search.
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Hover over a template and click Preview to view it.
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Click Start Building. To skip the preview, click Use Template on the template card instead.
The Vibe workspace opens with a copy of the template.