Flux 3 video models are available for generation, including multi-image keyframes for steering a clip with several reference stills.
A redesign wave landed across the dashboard: refreshed pages, motion, and layout, including a rebuilt Generations page and updated Generate and Create Posts flows. A new Ask widget answers how-do-I questions, navigates you to the right page, and can create drafts for you.
You can now style individual words inside a text block, so a single word can carry its own color or emphasis. Client docs also moved into a proper documentation surface you can search and open from the app.
Trending audio moved to a new version built on measured usage: niches are organized into a taxonomy, sounds are scored, and search covers both niches and songs, with the stats behind each pick shown in the UI.
The scene editor gained a freehand draw tool and shape elements, and the full Creative Editor is back and opens directly from bulk video for deeper edits.
You can now remove the background from any image directly in the scene editor, no external tool needed.
Drafts from every source now live on one Drafts surface, including drafts created through the Posting API, with the full set of draft actions available. You also get notified when long-running generate and variant jobs finish.
Carousel editing now understands the platform safe area: text that drifts outside it is flagged and clamped while you edit, with a toggle to turn enforcement off. Collections also got more flexible, with mixed image and video folders and folder imports.
You can now apply a text block's styling across every slide in a scene: pick which parts to copy (alignment, font, size, color, layout, background, stroke) and apply them in one step with a single undo.
The content agent can now run on a schedule: set up recurring routines and it drafts content for you automatically. The content agent page was reorganized into an agent manager to make this easier to control.
The generate page now has bulk modes for turning images into videos, so you can produce a batch of video posts from a set of stills in one pass.
Image generation on the Generations page now runs in the background, so you can keep working while images render. Failed posts can be retried safely without double-posting.
Variants gained find and replace, bulk caption editing, and edit progress. The bulk-video editor now supports cropping images and videos.
Facebook is now a first-class account platform, including Reels analytics. Slide and bulk-video text can be edited directly on the canvas.
Team members can now be given roles with matching permissions. Review links gained keyboard shortcuts, batch approve and reject, a progress indicator, and session persistence so reviewers can move much faster.
The Posts page now updates live as posts move through the pipeline, with no refresh needed. A large batch of editor and upload reliability fixes landed alongside it.
A new public clone API turns a source video into a generated clip programmatically. The comments API now returns per-comment ids and delivery status, with a webhook that notifies you when comments are delivered.
All client pages now work on mobile, so you can review content, check posts, and manage accounts from your phone.
You can now upload your own brand fonts and use them across editors and rendered content. A new public comments API lets you queue comments programmatically, with per-organization pricing and client docs.
The carousel editor now supports shift-click multi-select and group drag, with alignment snap guides shared across both canvas editors so elements line up precisely.
Failed posts now tell you why they failed, and a unified post detail modal shows the full story of each post. Stuck posts are automatically re-checked.
Import a TikTok carousel as a reference and clone its layout and text styling into your own slideshow.
Message Bubbles generates animated iMessage-style conversation videos. Bulk edit lets you update many queued posts at once through the post editor.
You can now reset a forgotten password from the login page. The scene editor gains resize handles, text scaling, smooth zoom, and font previews in the pickers.
Posting schedules are now managed directly in your dashboard: set posts per day and posting windows per account, with presets you can apply everywhere at once.
You can now edit team member roles, and the trending page adds time filters and hashtag insights.
Review links can now be shared with anyone: viewers no longer need to log in to see and review content.
A new Alerts page surfaces events about your accounts and posts, with configurable rules and an unread badge in the sidebar.
Commenting gets voice presets you can save and reuse, and you can now request deletion of comments, with credits refunded on approval.
Accounts can now be assigned a geographic location, shown on the accounts page. Hook demo renders now show live progress in the table.
Seedance 2.0 is now available for video generation, comment monitors can watch multiple accounts with milestone buckets, and credit pricing moves to a flat per-credit rate with subscriber-only tiers.
A new Commenting section in the dashboard shows comment activity across your accounts, with tabs for accounts, templates, and boosts on the way.
The hook demo side drawer property panels were redesigned, and the preview gained zoom controls.
The public API now includes a posts list endpoint, so you can pull your posts programmatically, and the posting API gained platform support.
Signing in got a redesigned unified page, and hook demos can now display lyric overlays synced to the music.
The sidebar was redesigned with richer icons, a sharper logo, and smoother animations, and persona pages load noticeably faster.
Posts can now keep the music TikTok adds automatically, and the posting queue no longer double-queues after a page reload.
The account page is now a single scrollable layout that loads faster and shows your subscription status and pending team invites. The posts page gets a denser grid with new filters.
A comments inbox on the posts page brings TikTok comments on your posts into the dashboard, so you can read what viewers are saying without leaving.
Analytics now cover YouTube Shorts, and YouTube accounts can be tracked alongside TikTok.
The posts grid has a new design with date-aware summary charts and engagement metrics, so you can read account performance at a glance.
You can now manage API keys from the dashboard and use the public API to list and update your accounts. Hook demo clips also get speed controls.
Generate AI videos directly inside hook demo table cells, and group accounts into collections that hook demo can pull from when randomizing videos.
Review links can now bundle several drafts into a single page, so reviewers give feedback on a whole batch in one place. Hook demo also gets a one-click Auto Caption button.
Export your posts to an Excel file with enriched metadata for offline analysis and reporting.
You can now add a music track to hook demo videos, with a trim editor to pick the exact section of the song you want.
Share a draft with anyone using a review link. Reviewers can leave feedback, make edits, and change the music without needing a dashboard account.
You can now connect Claude and other MCP-compatible AI assistants to your workspace with a secure sign-in, then browse templates and create and manage content directly from chat.
The posts page now has a drafts view where generated content waits for your review before it queues. The video editor also supports stitching multiple clips together on one timeline.
Generated videos now open in a full editor with a canvas, text overlays, a timeline, and trimming. Templates gained version history, so you can restore any earlier snapshot of your work.
You can now turn images into generated video clips, and save the clips you like straight to your media library.
You can now create posts programmatically through the API, including file uploads and music metadata. In the editor, music collections make it easy to attach the right audio to your scenes.
A new commenting page lets you set up automated comments on posts. The hook demo editor can now write hook and demo text for you with AI.
You can now invite and manage team members from your account page. The media library gained public folders you can browse and use in your own content.
Creating posts is now much faster: a new composer lets you build several posts at once, upload media inline, and search for music without leaving the page. A hook demo video editor also landed for building hook-plus-demo style videos.
You can now start from public templates and save any template as a new copy to make it your own. Accounts got bulk editing with a details panel, and the dashboard now includes built-in documentation covering getting started, accounts, scheduling, and the API.