What's new

Most people building product pages don't want to write prompts. They want photos.

Drop one product image into Shots and you get four directed photos back: different angle, lighting setup, and composition for each. Behind the scenes it's one parent generation with four children, so the variants stay linked and you can re-run the set.

Best for products with a clear hero angle. If you want maximum control, the regular generator is still where you'll spend most of your time.

Library always felt like a separate place you had to remember to visit. Assets is the same surface, renamed, but it now materializes itself: every generation and edit shows up without you doing anything.

Favorites came along with the rename. Anyone in the workspace can star or unstar an asset, and the favorite is visible to everyone on the team. Useful for marking final picks before export.

Smoothing skin in AI tools usually flattens it into plastic. The Skin Enhancer takes a different angle: three opinionated modes that preserve identity and add back the textures most retouch tools strip away.

• Soft: editorial look, even tone, light smoothing.
• Realistic: balanced retouch, keeps pores and micro-detail.
• Imperfect: documentary feel, preserves natural texture and asymmetry.

Works on portraits and on-model product shots.

A text editor inside the modify flow with a small library of curated templates. Each template defines its own canvas size and layer arrangement, so the typography and spacing are already tuned. You just write the copy.

Useful for sale tags, product cards, drop announcements, and social banners.

A new documentation surface with category sidebar, markdown articles, and a media library bound to docs. Every article is chunked into a vector index, so the AI chat inside docs can answer specific questions instead of pointing you to a page.

Categories are editable without code changes, so the structure can evolve as we add tools.