Start from a shot that already works, on web and on your phone.

You can browse templates, filter by content type, and save favorites. Open a template to see its settings in plain language, such as style, lighting, and crop, plus a short note on when to use it. A template can hold more than one shot, and the grid shows only a single cover image, so open it to see everything included. Press Use and Dreem opens a new session already loaded with the aesthetic, pose, talent, and crop that template was built with. Nothing is locked. You can change any setting before you start or once the session loads, and you add your own product either way. Templates load example products as placeholders. A session started from a template uses credits at the normal rate, the same as any other session.

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Pick the rejected asset instead of hitting an exact drop target.

When Creative Force QC rejects a shot, you no longer have to drop the replacement onto the exact footprint of the rejected one. You can name the target position, or the rejected asset itself, and then drop. Where only one asset in a shot position was rejected, the replacement simply lands. Where several were rejected, the interface asks which one you mean. A drop that cannot be accepted now tells you why instead of doing nothing. The count badge on an output has a tooltip that explains it counts the shot positions the image is assigned to. Nothing changes on the Creative Force side. This release also fixes a separate connector bug where Submit to Creative Force could send an asset from a different session, so the wrong image reached QC.

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Remove an input image yourself, without asking support.

Asset Hub now lets you delete assets you uploaded, along with the checks around what happens to sessions that used the image.

You can now select multiple sessions at once from the session list and add them directly to a project.

If you manage large catalogs or repeat product runs, organizing sessions one by one takes extra time. Multi-select makes grouping your work faster and keeps your projects organized with minimal effort.

The mobile app now opens on your gallery, so you can pick a photo you already took and generate from a template in one tap, with no session setup first. The dashboard also gets full artwork previews, save to Photos, and full screen swipe.

The September 4 update added push notifications, so you get told the moment a generation finishes, with a thumbnail in the notification. Tapping it takes you straight to the right session whether the app was open, in the background, or closed, and the app icon badge stays in sync and clears when you sign out.