Aesthetics for Product Shot
Save a pack shot look and reuse it.
You can now set Art Direction for Product Shots, with aspect ratio, crop, alignment, background color, and pack shot type such as flat lay, on hanger, or ghost mannequin, and save it as a preset to reuse.
Choose the model for Image-to-Video
More control over how a video is made.
You can now choose which model generates your video, Kling or MiniMax. MiniMax is faster and follows the prompt more closely. Kling gives higher detail, so it is the better pick for garments with complex patterns.
Image Editing keeps more of your product
Fewer edits that change what you did not ask for.
From this release, edited images no longer drift toward a pink or warm tone, and product details hold better than before. Changes outside the area you asked to edit should happen less often.
The chat agent asks which product you mean
No more guessing when a session holds several products.
When one photo shows more than one garment, such as a top and a bottom, the agent now asks which one you mean before it generates. It also asks before a Product Shot when several products are uploaded across a session and your request could mean more than one of them, or when you name a product that matches nothing you uploaded. A session with one clear product gets no extra question.
Smaller improvements
The session list now supports bulk bookmark, delete, and archive.
In the aesthetics picker you can enlarge a preview, apply an aesthetic straight from the preview, and confirm once.
In Talent Direction you can click or hover on a mood to see it larger, since moods were hard to tell apart on small screens.
In Virtual Model styling, images of the same product are grouped under one thumbnail, with a full view to see them all.
Creating a custom aesthetic no longer runs a check on the background images.