IceFold Docs
Getting Started

Welcome

IceFold is a content production IDE for creators who repeat the same production work for every new piece. It connects AI generation, media editing and review in a reusable visual Flow, while keeping the actual scripts, images, audio and video available to inspect and change.

Once a Flow works, run it with the next source or unfold it into N content versions — different languages, platforms and durations — without copy-pasting a new project for each one.

This handbook is a quick tour of how the platform fits together: the canvas where you connect Steps into a Flow, the node types that give each Step its behavior, the Spaces and preset Studios that organise it all, and the platform-managed models available to AI Steps.

Who is IceFold for?

Anyone who needs one good result to become a repeatable production. A few of the people already working this way:

  • Short-video creators who want the same script translated, dubbed and re-framed for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Reels.
  • Podcasters who want their show transcribed, translated and re-voiced in five languages without juggling five timelines.
  • Newsletter & long-form authors who want one draft re-toned and split across channels.
  • Course creators & educators turning one lesson into multiple languages, lengths and formats.
  • Marketing & social teams running one campaign across every platform, language and aspect ratio.
  • Agencies & studios producing the same deliverable, on brand, for a roomful of clients.
  • Localization teams dubbing and subtitling at scale.

This list is a starting point, not a checklist. IceFold isn't tied to a format or a job title — if you keep rebuilding the same chain of prompts, tools and files, or remaking content for a different language, platform, length or audience, it's for you. The canvas is open-ended: new formats and workflows are a matter of how you wire Steps together, not a fixed menu we picked for you.

What's in this handbook?

The left sidebar groups the docs by topic. If you're brand new, start with Quickstart — five minutes will get you from choosing a goal to running and reviewing your first Flow. From there, dive into the sections that matter for your workflow.

Tip: every page has its own outline on the right. Click any heading to jump straight to it.