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Input and intent
Choose Build, Prompt, or an image you have the right to use. Upload preserves the visible character and framing; leave motion blank for a subtle idle or write the exact action you want.
Prompt + Reference
The Character Forge
Shape the character, render the transparent asset, and choose the delivery path that fits your table: website downloads or a connected Foundry Bridge workflow.
02
Transparent rendering
The pipeline isolates the existing subject, checks framing and delivery media, and creates a transparent WebM plus static WebP and PNG files for practical VTT use.
Transparent WebM + PNG
03
Industrial-Grade Delivery
The final payload is compiled as a Foundry-ready ZIP with token assets, fallback images, module metadata, README, and import notes.
module_structure
folosa-token-pack/
module.json
assets/
tokens/dark_elf_ranger.webm
fallbacks/dark_elf_ranger.png
assets/static/
dark_elf_ranger_thumb.png
README.md
import-notes.md
Download sample package
Choose where you want to work.
Website Forge and Folosa Bridge use the same Folosa account, credits, task history, and delivery pipeline. Each task still uses only one active input mode.
Website Forge
Use the browser when you want to create, preview, download, and manage assets outside a Foundry world.
- Sign in and choose Build, Prompt, or Upload.
- Select quality and submit the task once.
- Follow the server-side task status from the workspace or account.
- Download the completed ZIP, WebM, and PNG files.
Folosa Bridge in Foundry
Use the module as a GM when you want to create or reuse Folosa assets without leaving the Foundry workflow.
- Install and enable Bridge, then approve the short-lived device code.
- Choose Build, Prompt, or Upload and submit one Foundry-ready task.
- Continue preparing the world while Bridge follows the server-side render.
- Auto-import a newly completed Bridge task, or manually import a compatible website task.
- Open the verified Actor with its PNG portrait and WebM Prototype Token.
Continue with the platform-specific details.
The same character can remain consistent while Foundry and Roll20 use different packaging and import steps.