Is “Create with Rovo” Enough? Turn your Smart Drafts into Interactive Hubs with Morph🚀

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If you use AI in Confluence (like Rovo), you know it’s like having a magic fix on your team. It answers your questions on the fly, and with Create with Rovo, you can spin up a solid template in seconds.

For many teams, it’s become the go-to way to get a clean, well-structured first draft. It’s fast, it’s smart, and it unlocks a lot of creative possibilities.

 But once the draft is done, another challenge usually shows up.

Most teams today are dealing with serious documentation overload. Spaces grow, pages multiply, meeting notes stack up, and onboarding often turns into scrolling through long “walls of text.” At that point, writing good content isn’t enough, making it readable and easy to navigate matters just as much.

“Create with Rovo”: A Great Start, But With Limits:🚧

Teams often rely on Rovo to quickly generate structured drafts and save time on outlines. But have you ever hit what feels like a design ceiling?

Rovo is a strong writer, but it’s restricted to the standard Confluence toolbox. That’s where many teams get stuck. Even with great content, formatting can still be slow, repetitive, and limited to basic elements.

Native formatting like tables, panels, headers does the job, but it often isn’t enough. To make pages truly engaging, teams usually want advanced components like horizontal tabs, expanders, buttons, or progress bars. Setting those up manually can take hours.

 Also, what about the moments when you already have the content you want… but it is 10 pages long and, well, boring😅? At that point, you don't need another drafter. You need a designer.

 The "First Draft" is just step one. The "User Experience" is step two. 

Enter Morph (Our AI Designer): 

Our latest update turns Morph into the ultimate smart formatting partner for Confluence. It helps teams move away from treating Confluence like a static archive and start using it as a shared intelligence hub.

 Here’s what Morph looks like when you let it redesign an entire Confluence page in one go:

Morph doesn’t just apply formatting. It understands structure, context, and UX, and formats content accordingly. We built it to pick up where Rovo leaves off.

 Morph is an AI agent that speaks the language of third-party macros.

 How the new Morph upgrade helps: 

You can still use Rovo to get the content right. But when you want to turn that content into an Experience, you use Morph. It is the ultimate tool that bridges the gap between drafting and designing.

From First Draft to Fully Designed Page: Rovo+Morph:🧩

• "Draft to Design" Workflow: Use Rovo to write the content, then Morph to structure it. Less manual formatting, more focus on the message.
  
  
• Iterate on Design: Just like chatting with Rovo to refine text, you can prompt Morph to refine the layout.

 Sometimes you don’t want to redesign the whole page,  just one section. Morph lets you highlight a section and keep refining its layout until it feels right:🔄

• Unlimited Scenarios: Formatting isn’t a one-and-done task. Users often want to iterate until it feels right. Don't like the Table layout? Click Retry. Want to swap it for Vectors Tabs? Just ask.
  
  
• Best of Both Worlds (Access the Full Toolkit): Morph now allows you to prompt for native macros (like tables and Info Panels), as well as advanced CFT Vectors macros (like Tabs, Buttons, and Progress Bars) in the same flow, something native AI can’t do today.

 And if you prefer staying in Rovo chat🗨️, Morph works there too. You can ask for specific formatting changes without touching the page: 

Curious how this would work in your own Confluence space? 👉 Check Morph on the Atlassian Marketplace in action. See how it can format a full page, a section, or even work right from Rovo chat.