Changelog

Until now the editor showed you what the video would look like but wouldn't let you change it. Now you can rewrite lines in place, add and remove shots, reorder them, and undo anything you get wrong. The script is the video — so editing the words edits the video.

Generating used to be a black box: you'd submit and wait, with no idea if anything was happening. There's now a place that shows every job, which stage it's on, and what it cost you. When a video finishes, the download button is right there.

If you make videos regularly, retyping your product name, tone, and do's and don'ts every single time is the kind of chore that makes you stop making videos. Fill it in once and it stays on file for your next project.

Products were buried inside your media library, mixed in with raw footage and images — so finding "the one I always feature" meant scrolling past everything else. They're now their own collection you can maintain separately, with the details that matter for videos.

You used to have to go hunting to add credits when you ran low mid-project. The picker now sits right where you check your balance, so a top-up is a couple of clicks instead of a detour.

Once you have more than a handful of drafts, a flat list stops working. You can now search by name, sort by what you actually care about (recently edited, most shots), rename in place, and delete rows one at a time as you tidy up.

Picking the wrong file used to mean waiting for a large upload to finish before you could fix it — now you can cancel mid-upload. And as your library grows, it pages and filters by type so you're not loading everything at once.

The hard part of making a video isn't the editing, it's not knowing what to make. The homepage now shows real templates grouped by the kind of video you're making — a product demo, a review, a multi-person interview. Open one to watch it, then start your own version with a single click.

Guessing at spend is why people hesitate to hit generate. When you start a project you pick the aspect ratio and how many variations you want, and the credit estimate updates as you change them — so the price is visible before the work, not after.

No "contact us for pricing". The plans, what each one includes, and how many videos that works out to are public — alongside the privacy policy and terms, so you can check how your content is handled before you upload anything.

Analytics only loads after you say yes. Nothing runs in the background until you've made that choice, and you can change your mind later from the footer.