July 2026

We got early access to WAN 3.0 and made a page of real clips so you can see it before it lands. It generates up to 30 seconds in one go, with sound in the same file, and it can pick the shape of the frame and even the length for you. Have a look at the WAN 3.0 Preview link in the footer.

Character images saved one at a time now show up properly in the gallery instead of opening to a blank space.

You can now pick a voice clip for a character on iPhone and iPad. The file picker was greying out MP3, WAV and voice memo files so there was nothing to choose.

Add Voice now lives in the window where you create or edit a character, right below the reference images, instead of sitting outside it.

Voice clips are kept for good. They used to disappear a day or so after you added them, so a character would quietly lose its voice.

Your 100-credit referral bonus now lands the moment a friend you invited subscribes. If you are owed credits from an earlier referral, reach out and we will sort it out.

The assistant no longer loses track of an image from your library partway through a long chat. Jobs that used to fail with a download error now start the first time.

Connect PixelDojo to Claude or any coding agent and it now handles video and audio references, more character models with multiple reference photos, and model-specific settings. Same smarts as the in-app assistant.

Ask the assistant for any model-specific setting and it can apply it. If a value is off, it gets the exact allowed options back, fixes the call, and you are never charged for the miss.

The assistant now picks the most popular model that can actually handle your request. Name a model that cannot take your video and it switches to one that can, and tells you why.

Aspect ratios and durations from the assistant now apply on far more models, snapping to what each one supports instead of being quietly ignored.

Creating a character, location, or prop now locks it into every shot that mentions it, automatically. A note tells you how many shots use it and which ones were already rendered without it, so you know exactly what to re-render. Your rendered clips are never touched.

Lock in a look you already like: when you create an asset, pick any frame your film has already rendered as its reference image. It costs nothing, and later shots will match it.

Re-plan all shots only appears after you have actually edited the script, and it says up front when rendered clips are at stake. Casting and asset changes apply on their own, so nothing on the script page can wipe your storyboard by accident.

The shot editor got a full redesign. The frame and clip previews are now tabs, each showing only the settings that re-render that piece, and everything autosaves as you type. No more Save button to forget.

Match previous shot now explains itself: a matched frame is copied from the previous clip's ending, so the editor says so, shows the real cost, and makes clear your motion text still drives the clip.

Credit estimates for films using Match previous shot now show what those shots actually cost instead of the standard frame price.

Redoing the same matched shot from two windows at once could charge for it twice. Now only the first request goes through.

Typing in the shot editor while shots are rendering no longer pauses the storyboard's progress updates.

A shot with Match previous shot turned on no longer asks for a description before it will run. That frame is copied straight from the previous clip's last moment, so there is nothing for a description to change. You still write one for the clip, which is what gives the shot its motion.

Adding a shot to a scene now carries the shot before it: the same cast, props, outfits, and models. New shots used to start empty, so characters could turn up in different clothes halfway through a scene.

Sharpening a matched frame now takes about a second and costs a tenth of what it used to. It runs on a faster backbone and comes back at a slightly higher resolution than before, so a long chain of matched shots holds its quality for far less.

A matched shot no longer gets stuck when the sharpening step has trouble. That frame is copied from the previous clip and is already correct, so you now keep it and carry on instead of watching a spinner or losing the shot.

Making a character without a photo works now. Describe who you want in Character Studio, generate four portraits, and pick one as the reference. It used to take the credits and then tell you nothing came back.

Audio references work in the assistant. Attach a track alongside an image or clip and Seedance 2 uses it to drive the shot.

Voiceover emotion choices are more forgiving. The assistant knows the full list now, and anything outside it falls back to a natural read instead of failing.

The Download button in the Recent drawer now saves the file. Before, it opened the image in a new tab and left you to save it yourself.

Downloading a video from Auto-Caption, Video Reframe, or Video Upscaler on your phone now opens the share sheet, so you can save straight to your camera roll. Canvas downloads work the same way now.

Downloads keep their real file type. SVGs from Recraft and WebP or JPEG images no longer get saved with a .png name.

Results now fill the card on your phone. The buttons moved off the picture and under it, and images run one per row instead of two. A 16:9 generation is finally visible on a phone instead of being half covered by controls.

Tap a result to see it full size. No more long pressing and hoping you miss a button.

The close button on a full size image was hidden behind the top bar on mobile. It is back where you can reach it.

P-Image Ideogram is live. It is built for images that have to carry words. Posters, packaging, signage, book covers, labels. Put the exact wording in quotes in your prompt and it renders letters that hold together instead of turning to mush.

You pick the price. A thinking budget setting runs from Very Low at 0.1 credits to High at 1 credit per image. Use Very Low to explore a lot of ideas cheaply, then switch to High for the one you want to keep.

Seven aspect ratios, 1K or 2K output, and JPG, PNG or WebP. There is a prompting guide with copyable examples, and the tool is available in Canvas and on the API.

Adding Pixel Dojo to Claude could fail with a message about a name pattern, and once it did, every tool in that chat stopped working. Our skills are renamed to a format Claude accepts, so the connection works on the first try. Nothing to change on your end. If you connected before, reconnect the server and your tools come back.

Older setups keep working. Saved workflows and any agent that learned the previous skill names still run, so nothing you built needs rewriting.

The Video Upscaler now runs on FlashVSR, a faster new engine. Upscaling costs 1 credit per second of video, half the previous price.

A 2K output option joins 720p, 1080p, and 4K. A nice middle ground when 4K is more than you need.

Your exact prompt is always the one that runs. A hidden setting could let an AI rewriter quietly rephrase your prompt on Qwen image edits and, for API users, on some video tools. It is now off everywhere unless you turn it on yourself.

Results now appear in the order you submitted them. A slow job that finished late could jump to the top of your history and look like your newest generation, which made it seem like an old prompt came back on its own.

Videos we recover for you after a connection drop now show their real tool and submit time in Recent generations, instead of popping up as a brand new mystery clip.

Reusing a seed from an earlier result? The composer now shows a Seed badge on the Options button across 28 tools, so a locked seed is never a silent surprise. Clear the field and the badge goes away.

Job status responses from the API now say processing in some cases that previously said pending. The terminal statuses, completed and failed, are unchanged, so polling loops that wait for a finished job need no changes. If your integration matches on the pending string specifically, treat pending and processing as the same in-progress state.

You can now favorite a video or image right in the fullscreen viewer in your Library. Click the heart button or press F, then keep arrowing through your work. No more backing out to the grid and trying to spot which of five similar clips you were just watching. This one came straight from a customer suggestion, so keep them coming.

Photos of people work again in Seedance 2 image to video. For about a day, the model's safety check was turning away any photo with a real face, so those clips stopped before they started. Uploads now take a different route and go through as normal. Anyone who hit this was refunded automatically.

Trim the start or end of any shot in Film Studio. Clips often take a moment to get moving, and cutting that off makes the finished film flow instead of feeling stop and go. Open a shot and use Trim start and Trim end, in quarter second steps.

Trimming happens when the film is stitched, so nothing is re-rendered and it costs nothing. Your clips stay exactly as they are, and you can change or undo a trim any time before you export.

Shots that continue from the previous clip keep their endings locked, so a trim can never break the handoff between two shots that were made to flow together.

Close the tab and your work still arrives fast. Most image and video models now tell us the instant your result is ready, so it lands in your history right away instead of waiting for the next background check.

Refunds got much faster. If a generation fails or stalls, your credits now come back within minutes instead of up to an hour and a half.

Developer API webhooks now fire on their own. If you set a webhook URL on an API job, we call it the moment the job finishes. Previously the webhook only sent after you polled for status.

API jobs finish even if you never check on them. Every job now completes, delivers, and refunds on failure server-side. Polling is optional, not required.

Rename any film in Film Studio. Click the title on the film's page, or the pencil beside it in your projects grid. Press Enter to save, Escape to leave it alone.

A renamed film carries its new name everywhere it already appears: the caption it shares to the Community gallery, its folder in My Media, and search.

Video Reframe works again. The 2:1 option was never accepted by the model, so almost every attempt failed. The aspect ratio list now matches what the model supports, including a new 9:21 Ultra Tall option.

Seedance 2 tools now check your clips and reference images the moment you pick them. If a frame is too small or a clip is too short, you see the exact numbers and the fix right away, instead of after a full upload and wait.

WAN Reference to Video no longer fails on small reference images. Undersized images are upscaled automatically so the job just runs.

The assistant and storyboard now fill in everything reference-based video models need. Those requests used to fail, and some models quietly dropped your starting image.

Attach a video clip in the assistant and it now goes to a model that can actually use it. Clips used to be treated as still images and bounced with a confusing file-type error.

Aspect ratio choices in assistant video requests now apply on every model. A few engines were quietly ignoring them and always rendering the default shape.

Grok Image Edit retries automatically when the backbone times out. If it still cannot finish, you get a plain message and you are not charged.

Pick a video where an image is needed and you hear about it instantly, along with the formats that work. Same for unsupported video formats and clips over a tool's length limit.

The video upload dialog could occasionally get stuck on Uploading. It now always finishes or tells you what went wrong.

Videos that finish after you close the tab no longer get lost. They now land in your recent creations automatically within a couple of hours, so you never pay for a video you did not receive.

Luma UNI 1 now accepts up to 8 reference images for edits, everywhere on the page. It used to stop you at 3 even though the model happily takes more.

Merge Videos now reminds you that a finished sequence is shown for 24 hours, so you know to save it to My Media or download it before the preview goes away.

Ask the agent for a video with nothing attached and you get a video. It used to reach for a model that needs a starting image and fail with a message about a missing image. If you do attach an image, the agent now keeps it rather than starting the clip from scratch.

Nano Banana Standard only offers the sizes it can actually produce. The 2K and 4K options were listed but never worked, and the credit hint quoted you for a 4K image you would not receive. All ten aspect ratios are still there.

The AI Ads page opens again. It had been failing to load.

When a file you send is too large, the message now tells you how big it is, what the limit is, and what to do about it.

Character Studio reference photos could show up more than once, with the primary image seeming to multiply as you clicked between characters. Duplicates no longer sneak in, and any character that already had them has been cleaned up automatically.

The brand blue is deeper and richer across the whole site. Buttons, links and highlights all sit on the same colour now, so nothing looks a half step off from the thing next to it.

The home page headline has a new treatment. One clean colour sweep across the words instead of a gradient and an underline competing for the same three words.

Section headings across the site and your dashboard are heavier and tighter. Easier to scan when you are moving fast.

Button text was harder to read than it should have been in dark mode. It now meets the accessibility standard for contrast.

The note telling you generations are kept for 24 hours was too faint to read on light backgrounds. It is legible now.

Lost-generation recovery now covers every model on the platform. If your connection drops mid-generation, the finished result is waiting in your history on your next visit.

Before deciding anything about a failed generation, we now confirm what really happened. Real failures refund instantly. Finished work gets delivered instead of apologized for.

Some video generations with sound failed with advice to change your prompt when a simple retry was the fix. The message now says so.

Your history holds a full 24 hours again. On a busy day, older work used to drop off the list early, so a clip you made a few hours ago could disappear when you refreshed the page. Nothing was ever deleted. We just lost track of it, and now we do not.

Clips that turned into a blank or broken player a few hours after you made them now play again. We keep our own copy of every result, and we hand that one over as soon as the original goes stale.

Generations with a reference image sometimes failed with a vague message about not being able to load it, even though the image was perfectly fine. The handoff was dropping about one time in three hundred. We now retry it for you instead of handing you the error.

Uploaded images are kept for 24 hours. If you come back to an older one, you now get told it has expired and to upload it again, instead of being asked to keep retrying something that could never work.

Finished work always finds its way back to you. If your connection drops or you close the tab while a video or image is generating, it still finishes on our side and reappears in your history on your next visit. No more paying for a result you never saw.

Refunds for failed generations are now instant. When a generation fails, we verify it right away and return your credits on the spot instead of making you wait up to two hours.

Refund messages now tell the whole truth. You only see credits refunded when they really were. And if a generation you thought failed actually completed, you get the finished result instead of an apology.

Approving scenes and saving storyboards in Film Studio works again on films edited after the wardrobe update.

Expired images and videos in agent chats now say so clearly instead of showing a broken tile.

Film Studio characters can now change outfits between scenes. Each character in film settings has a switch: keep one outfit for the whole film, or wear something new in every scene. You can also just write the costume change into your script and the planner follows it.

Shots that continue from the previous clip now stay sharp. They borrow that clip's last frame, which is lower resolution than a generated one, so quality used to drift down over a run of connected shots. That frame is now sharpened automatically. You can switch it off per film in Settings if you would rather keep those frames free.

Characters can carry a voice reference. Add a few seconds of a character speaking in Character Studio, and Film Studio sends it along whenever that character has a line, so they keep the same voice from shot to shot. Up to three voices per shot on Seedance 2 Reference.

Download all your storyboard frames as a zip, the same way you can download all your clips. Frames come out in shot order with the script alongside them.

Match previous shot now works on its own, and it is free. A matching shot takes the previous clip's exact last frame as its own frame instead of paying an image model to approximate it, so the cut is seamless and costs nothing. Every shot card shows whether matching is on or off and you can flip it right there. A matching shot waits for the shot before it to finish its clip, and Generate all frames skips it until then.

Films are cut into far fewer, longer shots. A scene in one place now plays as one continuous shot instead of being chopped into a shot per beat, so the room, faces, and clothing hold together. A film also runs only as long as its story needs. The length you pick sets the scope of the story, and nothing gets padded with filler to hit a number.

Conversations now stay in one shot. Back-and-forth dialogue used to be split into a new shot per line, and the room, faces, and outfits drifted at every cut. An exchange now plays out in a single shot with both speakers, and the film only cuts when something new happens. Video Analyzer imports group filmed conversations the same way.

Fine-tune wardrobe on any single shot. Every shot card's editor now has a Wardrobe section that shows what each character is wearing and lets you override it for that shot only.

A quick four-step guide on the Film Studio home page shows how a film comes together, from idea to export.

The script page now uses the full width of large monitors, matching the storyboard.

Deleting a shot now asks first and tells you exactly what goes with it, instead of making you click the same button twice.

If a shot ever gets stuck generating, a release button appears once it is clearly past due, so you can start it again without waiting it out. Stuck work still refunds on its own either way.

Film Studio now tells you when characters, props, or locations have no generated asset yet, so you know what might look different from scene to scene and can lock it in with one click.

Video Analyzer no longer fails whole runs over one unreadable moment. It retries, isolates the tricky stretch, and delivers the full breakdown.

Light mode is easier to read across the site. Banners, labels, and buttons that looked washed out on a light background now have proper contrast. Dark mode is unchanged.

No photos? No problem. When you create a character in Character Studio, you can now describe them in a sentence and generate four portrait options on the spot. Tap your favorite and it becomes the reference that keeps their identity locked across every scene, outfit, and video.

Pick a 5 minute film and you get a 5 minute film. Shot planning was quietly resizing your film to match how much dialogue the script happened to have, so a five minute pick could come back as thirty seconds of shots. Your chosen length is the promise again.

Scripts are now built from story beats instead of lines of dialogue. Silent moments count: an establishing frame, a reaction, a quick cut, a montage step, the closing image. Films get room to breathe rather than talking through every second, and scripts are written to a full arc with a real turn and an ending that lands.

The script writer remembers your last few finished films and stops recycling itself. New openings, new closing images, new character names, new locations. The genre and story you asked for are untouched.

The "some spoken lines didn't fit" notice was appearing on almost every film, even when nothing had been cut. It now counts what your film actually kept.

Outfits stay the same across a film. Each character's clothes are now pinned down colour by colour when your scenes are planned, so an apron that starts navy does not turn white halfway through.

If the automatic likeness check blocks a scene because a prompt or reference looks too close to famous characters, brands, or celebrities, you now see a plain explanation with what to try next. No more cryptic technical error. Applies to WAN scenes in Character Studio and Film Studio.

Seedance 2 Reference, WAN Reference to Video, and Kling Reference to Video no longer offer first frame and last frame shortcuts. Those tools build motion from your reference images, not from a start frame, so the shortcuts never applied. Frame extraction still works everywhere it belongs, including P-Video Animate, WAN 2.2 Animate, WAN 2.2 Replace, and WAN Video Character Swap.

Pixel Dojo film contests now live at pixeldojo.ai/contests. Follow a creative brief, share a finished film from Film Studio, and compete for cash prizes and a place in the winners gallery. The first brief is in production now. Watch that page.

Relive our first creator challenge, Turn Anything Into an Ad. Over 300 AI-made video ads, 986K verified views, and $3,750 paid to creators in 48 hours. The featured ads are on the contest page now, along with the six spotlight awards.

The extract first frame and extract last frame buttons now work properly on P-Video Animate, WAN 2.2 Animate, WAN 2.2 Replace, and WAN Video Character Swap. They used to fail quietly. Grab either end of a clip and send it straight to the Image Editor.

LoRAs and characters are now linked. Train from Character Studio and the finished LoRA attaches to that character automatically. You can also link any existing LoRA to one or more characters from the edit panel in your models library.

Filter your LoRA library by character, and see every LoRA a character owns right on their page in Character Studio and the Library.

The LoRA trainers' single image option got a serious upgrade. It now takes you to Character Studio, where one photo becomes a full training set. Generate shots of your character, pick your favorites, and send up to 30 straight into any of the seven trainers with one click.

Shots you send to training are saved to that character's folder automatically, so your training set stays in your library.

Meet Face Swap. Pick a target photo and the face you want in it, and the swap lands with the original pose, lighting, and background intact. One credit per swap, waiting in the Characters & Faces menu.

Two modes to match the job. Face only blends in the new face and keeps the target's hair. Full head carries the whole head, hair, hairline, and ears included.

Lock a seed to repeat a result you like, or leave it random for a fresh take every run. Developers get the same tool and both modes through the public API.

Playing a video in the community gallery could restart from the beginning a few seconds in while the file was still loading. Playback now runs straight through from the moment you press play.

A few users hit "Number must be greater than or equal to 1296" on every Seedream generation, no matter which settings they picked. A custom size saved on an earlier visit was silently blocking the whole page. That trap is gone, and any affected account heals itself on the next page load. Nothing to clear, nothing to reset.

Custom width and height are retired from the Seedream pages in favor of the size presets, which cover every ratio the models support. Developers can still send exact dimensions through the API.

Match previous shot now continues from the exact final moment of the previous clip, not just its opening frame. A lot can happen in five seconds of motion, so the next shot picks up precisely where the last one actually ended.

Camera settings now shape both halves of a shot. Framing like Close-up, POV, or Aerial is spelled out for the storyboard image so it actually listens, while movement like a slow push-in stays with the clip, where it belongs.

Film plans now choose a camera framing for every shot and pre-mark the shots that flow straight out of the one before, so continuity is set up before you render a thing.

Longer Seedream 4.5 and Seedream 5 Lite runs could end with a false timeout error blaming your prompt, even though the images finished seconds later where you couldn't see them. Generations now run in the background and always come back to your page, no matter how long they take.

Refreshing or leaving the page mid-generation no longer loses your Seedream images. Come back and they pick up right where they left off, finished and waiting.

If a Seedream generation genuinely fails, your credits now come back automatically, even if you closed the tab and never saw the error.

The Portrait Series Generator's Seedream 4.5 model got the same upgrade. Generation starts instantly instead of leaving you on a blank wait, and your portraits keep rendering even if you refresh or leave the page.

Videos longer than a minute now play and download in full from your Library and the gallery. The playback route was silently capped at 60 seconds, so a two-minute film looked truncated even though the complete file was always stored safely. Nothing was lost. Re-open any long video and the whole thing is there.

Scrolling the Character Studio page no longer erases what you typed. The prompt box moves between the top of the page and the bottom bar as you scroll, and crossing that line wiped your prompt, your attached elements, and your settings. Everything now stays put through scrolling, collapsing the bar, switching tabs, and even a page reload.

Match previous shot. Turn it on for any shot and its storyboard frame starts from the frame before it, so the room, the props, and where everyone is standing carry across the cut. Text alone could never hold a set still. This does.

A shot now has two boxes instead of one. The description renders the storyboard image, and a second box holds the movement and the spoken lines. Clips follow direction far more closely, because the motion no longer sits buried under scenery the frame already shows you.

Talk your changes into the whole film. Open the Script tab and say what you want in plain words, like putting a character in a red coat or making the lead a grandmother, and every shot updates at once. No more editing sixty shots by hand.

Every role your script names now gets a casting chip, and every chip has both doors: create the character on the spot, or bring one in from your library.

Share to Community now shows up the moment your export finishes saving, no refresh needed. And when you re-export a film after changes, the share option comes back for the new cut.

Silent shots stay silent. Video models sometimes invented dialogue for shots that had none written. Every shot without a spoken line now tells the model explicitly: nobody speaks, ambient sound only.

The Download button actually downloads now. It used to open your film in a browser tab and leave the saving to you. Same fix for the soundtrack download.

Drag shots into a new order. Grab any card on the storyboard and drop it where it belongs in the scene. The arrow buttons still work too.

Props get casting too. The script page now spots recurring objects in your story, a weapon, a locket, a vehicle, and offers them as one-click assets so they look identical in every shot. Anything you attach shows up with a live count of the shots it rides, and every shot editor has a new Props and Set section.

Wardrobe stays put. Once you say what a character wears, every shot renders that exact outfit, whether or not the shot description bothers to mention it.

Open in Film Studio failed with a bare Required error after analyzing a video. It now opens your film.

Imported shots used to describe the plot instead of the picture, saying things like a character is progressively arming herself, which produced the wrong image every time. Imported shots now describe only what is on screen in that moment.

Paste a video link anywhere you pick a video. The picker is three clean tabs now, and a slow link is treated as still checking instead of being rejected outright.

Rewrite the script any time, even after your scenes and shots exist. A Script and Storyboard switch sits at the top of every film, and if you edit the writing after planning, the storyboard tells you it is out of date and offers a one-click rebuild.

Every spoken line gets its own shot. Paste a script and the film sizes itself to fit it. If lines ever get trimmed to fit a length, one click extends the film and keeps every word. You trim the script to shorten a film. We never cut your writing for you.

Re-plan a single scene from the script while the rest of the film, and the clips you already rendered, stay untouched.

Film length is now a setting you can change any time, not something locked in when you create the film.

A much calmer film page. One clear next-step button instead of three loud ones, engine choices and settings tucked into one panel, and on your phone the action bar stays docked at the bottom so it never scrolls away.

Generate all shots really means all of them. The old four-at-a-time limit is gone. Click once and every clip renders in the background.

Films made with Grok Video or Happy Horse came out of the export silent, and adding a soundtrack left you with music over a film with no voices. Your clips always had their dialogue; the export was dropping it. Re-export any film and the dialogue comes back. Exports are free, so this costs you nothing.

A soundtrack is now clearly optional. You can export with just the dialogue and room sound from your clips.

Three new looks: Romance, Romantic Comedy, and Comedy. Each one carries its own lighting and scoring through every shot in the film.

When Export is unavailable, Film Studio now tells you which shots are holding it up and what each one still needs, instead of just greying the button out.

Export starts right away now. It used to re-download every clip in the film to inspect it before it could even begin, which on a long film meant a long wait before anything happened.

Scrolling through a creator's profile gallery kept snapping you back to the top. It now holds your place while the next batch loads in.

Profiles with a lot of work stopped loading after the first few hundred pieces, even though there was plenty more. You can now scroll a full profile end to end.

Profile galleries now use the same layout as the Community Gallery. Every piece shows its like and comment counts, and you can like, comment, and favorite right from the grid.

Attach several reference images to the agent at once. Send a photo of a person and the watch they are wearing, and both make it into the shot. Drag in a whole set and the agent uses all of them, in the order you attached them.

Your saved assets now work in the agent. Pick a character, product, location, or outfit from the new From My Assets menu and the agent refers to it by name and holds its likeness. Characters bring several stored angles along, which is what locks a face.

Some edits quietly ignored your reference photo and returned a brand new image instead. Your reference now reaches every edit model, so an edit is always an edit of your picture.

The agent now works from a hand-picked lineup of our best models instead of everything on the site. Plain image requests go to Seedream 4.5, video goes to Seedance 2, and the models Character Studio and Film Studio rely on are the same ones the agent reaches for.

Follow-up shots in a conversation sometimes jumped to a different model partway through and lost your subject's face. The agent now stays on the right model for the whole session.

API docs now match exactly what the API accepts. Reference image limits are published for every model, so you know the ceiling before you hit it, and three video endpoints that required an undocumented setting work again.

Editing through the PixelDojo MCP server now sends your reference images the way each model expects. Edits from Claude, Cursor, and other agent tools that used to fail go through. Update with npx @pixeldojo/mcp@latest.

Seedance 2 blocks references that show a famous face, a brand, or a copyrighted character. It used to report that your file couldn't be read, which sent people off re-exporting a perfectly good image or clip. You now get the real reason: the model's content filter blocked it, so try a different reference or switch to another model. Credits are still returned.

Reference to Video, Video Edit, and standard Seedance 2 no longer show raw technical error text with an internal request code when a reference is rejected.

Film Studio now writes with Grok 4.5. Scripts come back with stronger arcs, sharper dialogue, and shot plans that cover your story more faithfully, and planning is noticeably faster.

The agent thinks with Grok 4.5 too. It turns short requests into richer, production-ready prompts and picks the right tool faster.

Every tool's create bar has been redesigned. Your prompt gets the room it deserves, reference images and clips appear as tappable tiles with one-tap remove, and settings sit in tidy chips. It's the same layout on every tool, so nothing needs relearning.

On phones the create bar stacks cleanly: a full-width Generate button, controls always in reach, and nothing scrolling sideways.

Inpainting got a modern refit. The brush controls moved above the canvas where nothing can cover them, and the editor wears the new look. Painting itself works exactly as before.

A fast double-click on Generate could start two jobs and charge twice on some tools. One click, one job, one charge now.

On several tools the Subscribe button did nothing when you weren't subscribed yet. It now takes you straight to upgrading.

Saving an earlier image now records that image's own prompt and settings, not whatever the create bar happened to say at that moment. Saved videos also land in the right tool's Saved tab again.

The Enhance wand is now in Canvas. Tap it next to Generate to turn a rough idea into a rich, detailed prompt, tuned to your style, without leaving your session.

Enhance also landed on eight more tools, including Seedance 2, Krea, P-Video, and Ideogram Character. On reference video tools it keeps your character tags exactly as written while enriching the scene around them.

If a prompt can't be enhanced, you now get a clear message telling you why and what to do, instead of silence. Your credit is always returned.

When the enhancer hit a temporary glitch, some users saw a confusing technical error. Now your original prompt stays in place, your credit comes back, and you can simply try again.

Film projects, setup menus, and the Help panel now work properly from a keyboard and give screen readers the right names and selected states.

Film Studio's soundtrack controls no longer run off smaller phone screens, and the new-film composer starts tucked away on short displays so the workspace stays usable.

Finished storyboards load fewer videos up front. Offscreen clips wait until you scroll near them, making larger film projects lighter and faster to open.

When a LoRA training couldn't read your photos, it failed with a cryptic technical error and no clue what to do next. Now it tells you exactly what went wrong — images tucked inside a folder in your zip, or an unsupported format like HEIC — and how to fix it. Credits are always refunded automatically when a training fails.

The single-image trainer now double-checks every photo before adding it to your training set and skips any that didn't download properly, so a training can no longer start from broken files and fail minutes later.

If your training images fail to upload, you find out immediately — before the training starts and before any credits move.

Two more clip engines in Film Studio: Grok Video (2 credits per second) and Happy Horse 1.1 (3 credits per second). Both hold your storyboard frame and cast references. They render silent clips, so keep Seedance, Kling, or WAN for shots with spoken lines.

Happy Horse Reference-to-Video now defaults to the newer 1.1 engine: same quality family, 25 percent cheaper per second at 720p. Classic 1.0 stays in the version picker.

The Grok Imagine and Happy Horse prompting guides now cover reference-to-video properly: action-first prompting for Grok, and Happy Horse's character token binding, including the storyboard-anchor trick Film Studio uses.

Film Studio storyboards got a polish pass. Shot frames render larger on big screens, Cinematic films get extra-wide frames, shot details are easier to read, and every control is comfortable to tap on your phone.

Frame check now retries a mismatched shot up to 3 times, each with a smarter prompt rewrite. If it still can't match your script, the shot gets flagged so you know to take a look.

Redo clip now stays visibly locked while the new clip renders, and a note tells you the moment it's ready. No more wondering if anything happened.

The shot editor shows the frame and the clip side by side, and you can redo either one right from there.

Starting a new film on mobile now shows the cost estimate up front, the same as on desktop.

The Skills page now shows the film skill in action, featuring a real short film made end to end by an AI agent in a single call.

Qwen Image 2 Pro shots sometimes added a second person to the scene when your character's reference photos included friends or group shots. Shots now lock onto your primary reference photo, so one selected character means exactly one person in the result.

Meet Film Studio. Type one sentence and it writes a screenplay, storyboards every shot, renders each clip with lip-synced spoken dialogue, and stitches the finished film with a soundtrack. You direct every step. Find it under Generate Videos.

Cast your own characters. Attach characters, locations, and outfits from Character Studio and they stay consistent from the first frame to the last, wardrobe included.

Storyboard first, spend after. Every shot gets a still frame you approve before any video renders, so you only pay for shots you want.

One-click soundtrack. Generate an instrumental bed matched to your film's look and it mixes in under the dialogue when you export.

Watch ten real films made start to finish in the studio, then export yours, share it to the Community, or download every clip plus the script for your own editor.

Refreshing the page no longer wipes your composer. Your prompt, reference images, and settings come right back on every image and video tool. That includes the refresh after our new-version banner, so an update never costs you a draft you were still writing.

Results now stick around after a reload on Outpainting, Background Remover, Extract Frame, Character Stylist, Flux Redux, and Smart Resize. Your generations from the last 24 hours stay visible, the same as every other tool.

Seedance video generations occasionally trip an automatic audio check on perfectly innocent clips and used to fail with a cryptic technical code. You now get a plain explanation that it is usually a false positive and that generating again typically clears it. Credits are refunded either way.

A few video and upscaling tools could reject a resolution, duration, or scale setting that should have just worked, mostly over the API. WAN Reference to Video, WAN 2.2 Animate and Replace, and the Magnific upscaler now take those settings cleanly, and fall back to a sensible default when you leave one out.

Reve 2.1 is here. Generate, edit, and remix in one tool: no reference image means text-to-image, one means precise editing, and up to eight means remixing them into a single scene. A flat 4 credits per image, and it works on Canvas too.

Your prompts are now followed exactly, everywhere. Several models were quietly rewriting prompts before generation, which is why results sometimes drifted from what you asked for. We audited every image and video tool and turned that rewriting off across the site: WAN, Qwen Image, Z-Image, Hailuo, Ideogram Character, Flux, and more, on tool pages, Canvas, the Studios, and the API. What you type is what the model gets. API users can still opt in per request.

The Krea 2 LoRA Trainer is here. Teach Krea's aesthetic image model your face, product, or art style from as few as 10 photos. Training costs 60 credits per 1000 steps, and most models finish in a couple of minutes.

Use your trained LoRAs on the Krea Image tool for just 0.5 credits per image. Pick up to three from the new Add LoRA menu on the Turbo tier, dial in each one's strength, and your trigger word drops into the prompt automatically.

Finished LoRAs get an automatic preview image generated with the LoRA itself, so your models are recognizable at a glance in the Library. You can swap in your own thumbnail any time.

Every LoRA trainer got a design refresh. Cleaner training pages for Flux, Flux 2, Qwen, WAN, Z-Image, and SDXL with clearer pricing and the same one-click flow.

Single-image training now uses our latest image models to build your dataset. Choose Seedream 4.5, Seedream 5 Pro, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, WAN 2.7, or Qwen Image 2 Pro, starting at 1 credit per variation with instant results.

Freshly started trainings now show up in your Library immediately instead of appearing a few minutes after submission.

The home page now leads with Studios. See real, unedited Marketing Studio ads and a Character Studio consistency strip before anything else. PixelDojo is complete workflows, not just a wall of models.

Agent users get a callout up top: one install command puts PixelDojo's skills inside Claude, Cursor, or Cowork, so you can render a finished ad or a consistent character with one call.

Pricing, testimonials, and common questions moved up so you can size us up without scrolling through five demo sections first. The demos and community showcase now live right below.

The ad composer slimmed down from seven rows to four. The scene description now lives behind an Edit scene line (the preset writes it for you), and the hook picker sits right on the script field. Less to read, same control.

One Quality control replaces the separate engine, tier, and resolution pickers. Pick your engine and its options in one place, with per-tier prices shown right on the buttons.

Every ad in your history has Run again and Use these settings. Re-render the exact same ad or load its style, product, script, and quality back into the composer for a tweak.

The composer remembers your product, character, style, and settings between visits. And switching ad styles no longer erases a hook or scene you edited.

Character and Location tuck behind an Add button until you use them, so adding your product stands out as the one required step.

The Saved and Community tabs on every tool page now lay out like a gallery. Images and videos show in their original shape instead of being cropped to squares.

The gallery layout no longer jumps around while media loads. Each tile reserves its final size up front and stays in its column, so what you are looking at stops moving.

Every tile has a fullscreen button. Tap it to watch a video or inspect an image at full size.

The make-public button on saved videos was hiding behind the sound toggle. It now sits beside it and says Make public, so sharing to the community gallery is one obvious tap.

The Saved tab now links to your Library instead of the old My Media page.

Hitting Save on an image or video card now flips the button to Saving with a spinner until it finishes, then confirms with Saved. No more wondering if the click landed, and no accidental double-saves. Works across every tool.

The Marketing Studio is now in the menu for everyone. Find it next to Character Studio at the top, under Generate Videos, and featured on your dashboard. Pick a product, pick an ad style, and render a video ad with voiceover in minutes.

The Generate Ad button no longer goes quiet when something is missing. It now tells you exactly what to do next, and if your product has no photos yet it opens the editor with the photo tools ready.

The Skills page now shows the ad maker in action with real example ads you can play, plus the API call that renders one from any product URL.

Clicking Generate could sometimes fail with an Unauthorized message even though you were signed in. It usually hit after your computer woke from sleep or a tab sat idle for a while. Your session now refreshes automatically and the request retries on its own, so the button just works.

Long video generations could end with Unauthorized in the result box, with credits taken and no video delivered. Progress tracking now stays authorized for the full length of every job across all video models, so your render arrives even if your session expires along the way.

Meet the Marketing Studio. Pick a product, add one of your characters as the presenter, choose a location, and a preset writes the whole ad for you, hook included. One click renders a vertical video with sound, ready for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts. Choose your engine: Seedance 2, Kling, or WAN, with live pricing as you switch.

Products join your asset library. Paste a store URL and the name, description, and photos import automatically, or add your own. Saved products work across your tools, not just in ads.

Twenty-four ad styles across UGC, unboxing, try-on, showcase, and commercial, each with a real 4K example video made by this tool. Pick a named hook, type the exact line you want spoken, and edit any scene text. The preset is a starting point, not a script you're stuck with.

The Marketing Studio is also an API and an agent skill. POST /api/v1/ads/run turns a product URL plus a style into a rendered ad, and the pixeldojo:ad skill brings it to Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client, so you can automate generate-and-post pipelines. Style catalog at /api/v1/marketing/presets.

Open any image in your Library or My Media and hit the new Use in button. It lists every tool that can take that image and opens your pick with the image already loaded in the right spot: upscale it, animate it as a video start frame, use it as an edit reference, or try clothes on it. Live on Magnific Upscaler, Seedream 4.5, VEO 3.1, Kling Video, and Virtual Try-On, with more tools joining.

Virtual Try-On's pickers now know what they're for. The garment picker shows only your outfit elements and the person picker only your characters, so the right choice is always one tap away.

Virtual Try-On's staged photos rendered as stretched banners that cropped faces. They're proper thumbnails now.

Meet the Library, your new home base. Your media, characters, scene elements, trained LoRAs, and saved prompts now live together as tabs in one place. Find it right next to Dashboard in the menu. Every old link and bookmark still works.

Your trained LoRAs launch loaded. The Create button on any model opens the right tool with that LoRA selected, its trigger word placed in the prompt, and the recommended strength applied. One click from model to generating.

Scene elements created without a reference photo now get an automatic preview image generated from their description, so your outfits, locations, and styles are recognizable at a glance.

The dashboard got a refresh. Character Studio is featured up top, and your recent creations moved higher so your own work is one of the first things you see.

The Add Image picker in every tool now has a Characters & Elements tab. Pick any reference image from your Character Studio characters, locations, outfits, and styles, and drop it straight into an upscale, edit, or video generation. No more re-uploading the same face.

Saved images and videos now remember the source image they were made from and their aspect ratio. This lays the groundwork for recreating edits with the original input loaded automatically.

If part of a Seedream 4.5 or 5 Lite batch failed, the credits for the failed images were quietly kept even though the app said they were refunded. Failed images in a batch now refund automatically, matching how Seedream 5 Pro already works.

Pinning a seed and requesting multiple images used to return near-identical copies while charging for each. On Flux 2 Flex, Flux.2 Studio, and WAN 2.7, each variation now gets its own seed derived from yours, so batches stay distinct and any single result can still be reproduced exactly.

Editing an image used to lock you to one result at a time. The image-count picker disappeared the moment you attached a reference. It now stays available, so you can generate several edit variations in one click and pick the best. Live on Seedream 4.5 and 5, GPT Image 2, Flux.2 Studio, Flux 2 Flex, Nano Banana 2, P-Image, WAN 2.6 and 2.7, and Grok Image.

Flux.2 Studio's edit mode showed a single-image price even when more images were selected. The price you see now always matches the credits you spend.

Adding a second character to a shot could produce a lookalike stranger instead of your actual character on some models. Scenes now tell the model exactly which reference images belong to which person, so every face in a multi-character shot matches its references. Your prompt stays yours. The matching happens behind the scenes.

WAN 2.7 no longer sneaks an uninvited extra person into scenes with a cast member.

Qwen Image 2 Pro caps a scene at 2 people with a clear note explaining why. Its reference limit couldn't hold 3 distinct faces accurately, so we stop you before the shot instead of after.

Images across the site were displaying at half quality due to an overly aggressive delivery setting. Everything now renders at 90-95% quality, so what you see on screen matches what you actually created. This covers tool results, Canvas, My Media, the community gallery, and every landing page.

Video thumbnails and preview frames got the same upgrade and now display sharp instead of soft.

Shots now use up to 6 of your character's reference images (up from 3) on models with room for them, and attached cast members bring a second reference when the budget allows. More angles means faces stay truer to your character.

If a reference image can't be stored when you save a character, you now get a clear message naming which image failed and what to do, instead of a save that silently loses that image a day later.

Reference images from the studio's first days could expire and show as broken icons. They now display as a clear "expired" tile you can remove and replace in one edit. New saves store every image permanently.

The API model catalog and example galleries now load dramatically faster. Preview images are served at display size instead of full resolution, cutting a typical catalog visit from over 60MB down to under 1MB. Big win on mobile connections.

Docs for 3D and audio models now describe their pricing and outputs correctly: meshes are priced per mesh, audio per clip, and 3D response examples show the right file type.

Vidu Q3's audio toggle in Canvas now works. Turning audio on used to be ignored quietly. Now your video comes back with sound.

Four video models in Canvas (PixVerse V6, Kling 2.6, Hailuo 02, P-Video Avatar) now show their proper settings panels: real sliders, labeled options, and toggles instead of plain text boxes.

Switching tools in Canvas (Generate, Edit, Upscale, Create Video) now clears the prompt box. Before, leftover text from the tool you just left could carry over and get used by the next one.

Tidied up the video settings in Canvas. When you animate an image, the result now simply follows your image's shape, and a couple of options that had no effect were removed.

Put more than one character in a scene. Open Add to scene and attach your other characters as cast, right alongside locations, outfits, and styles. Their reference images and names ride along so the model knows who is who.

Everything in a shot now shows as a chip in the prompt box: your main character, attached cast, and scene elements. One glance tells you exactly what is going into the generation.

Recall on a result now brings back the attachments too, not just the prompt. The exact cast and elements from that shot snap back into place, ready to tweak and rerun.

Recreate from My Media. Saved studio shots now reopen Character Studio with the character selected and the prompt and attachments already loaded.

Reference budgeting is now automatic. On models with tight reference limits, attached cast and element images get priority so a named face never silently drops out of the shot.

Model sales now apply inside multi-model tools too. If a model is on sale and you pick it from another tool's model menu, you get the discount and see the badge, same as on its own page.

The On Sale strip on your dashboard scrolls as a carousel when there are more deals than fit on screen.

Model sales now show in Character Studio. You were already being charged the sale price; the Generate button now shows it too, with the discount badge, for whichever model you pick.

Recall prompt on a result now fills the composer with that shot's prompt, ready to tweak and rerun.

In-progress generations can now be dismissed with the X on the card, in the studio and on every tool page. If a dismissed generation fails, your credits are still refunded automatically.

Generations that got stuck showing as processing after a refresh now clean themselves up.

Connecting PixelDojo to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI apps now uses one short address: pixeldojo.ai/mcp. Paste it, approve in your browser, done.

Pasting the short address used to sign you in successfully and then fail to connect. Both the short and full addresses now work.

Consistent character generation now works when you attach a reference photo. It defaults to a sharper model too.

Upscale now correctly applies the scale amount you ask for, on every model.

The Agent's default video model is fixed, so a plain video request in chat or through an automation reliably completes.

Campaign packs that include a video no longer fail on that step.

Saved workflows now wait for a slow step to finish instead of giving up early.

/save and other follow-up actions in the Agent now correctly grab your most recent result, even when it was a video that took a little longer to render.

Type /save in the Agent (or say 'keep this') and the last result is stored in My Media permanently. Works for images and videos, from the Agent, the API, and MCP agents alike.

Library searches now look through your saved My Media first-class, not just recent generations. Your curated work is always findable, and saved copies never expire.

Saves made through the Agent remember which tool made them, so they appear in the right Saved tab with a working Recreate link.

Ask the Agent for a full audio scene: multi-character dialogue, sound effects, and music in one clip. Type /audio or just describe it.

The Agent can now search your past generations. Say 'the dragon from yesterday' and it finds it, then reuses it in your next edit or video. Free, no credits.

A fresh Agent home: bigger canvas, eight one-tap starting points including Character, Audio Scene, Upscale, and Campaign, each backed by a real output.

The same Agent skills now work from your own tools. The new connect card on the Agent page gets you set up in Claude Code, Cursor, and more with one command.

Connect AI agents without installing anything: point any MCP-capable client at our hosted server and every skill is there. The npx package still works too.

No more API key copy-paste for the hosted connection. Your client opens a browser window, you sign in and click Approve, and you are connected. Revoke access anytime from your API Keys page.

Agents can now search your generation history and reuse past outputs as reference images. Find yesterday's hero shot, make three new variants.

Save a multi-step chain once, then run it by name from any chat. Steps feed each other automatically, and you fill in the blanks at run time.

Agents can produce audio too: the new audio skill drives Seed Audio 1.0 for speech, dialogue, and fully produced scenes.

The Skills & MCP page got a full redesign: pick your platform (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, Codex, Windsurf, or Cowork), pick a connection method, and follow three copy-paste steps. Cursor gets a one-click install, and a new FAQ answers the common setup questions.

Seed Audio 1.0 is live. Type a script and hear it spoken, or describe a whole scene like a late-night radio drama and get a fully produced clip with voices and sound effects.

Pick from 20 preset voices across English, Chinese, Spanish, and more, or let the model choose the right voice for your prompt. Speed, volume, and pitch are all adjustable.

Pricing is simple: 0.1 credits per second of audio. You only pay for the length of the clip you actually get.

Seedream 5 Pro, the new flagship of the Seedream family, is live. Sharper realism, stronger prompt following, and the best in-image text rendering we've seen. 1 credit per image at 1K, 2 credits at 2K, with results in seconds.

The Seedream 5 page now has a model picker. Pro is the default for finals; switch to Lite for fast 1-credit drafts. Your choice is remembered.

Seedream 5 Pro also joins the model pickers in Character Studio, Consistent Characters, Reality Polisher, and Canvas. Edits accept up to 10 reference images.

A new Seedream 5 prompting guide is up, with ten real generated examples, copy-ready templates, and the settings that matter for each use case.

Every example on the Skills page now shows the real images that exact call produced: the generated portrait, the same-character scene, the before-and-after edit, the four storyboard shots, the upscale detail crops, and a full campaign set.

The edit skill gets its own section: point at an image, say the change in plain language, and the subject stays put. Local files upload automatically.

Seedream 4.5 joins the Shots picker at 1 credit per image with instant results and room for 14 reference images. The fastest way to iterate on a scene.

WAN 2.7 brings budget-friendly scenes with strong identity preservation, also 1 credit per image.

Qwen Image 2 Pro adds crisp detail and the sharpest text rendering for signs, labels, and props at 2 credits per image.

That makes six models in the Shots picker, from 1 to 5 credits per image. Every one keeps your character's reference images and attached elements in play.

Ideogram Character now delivers every image you pay for. Requests for multiple images through the API or Character Studio were charged correctly but returned a single image. If a batch was affected, the unused credits were already refunded automatically.

When a generation fails in Character Studio, the card now stays visible with the reason and a note that your credits were refunded, instead of quietly disappearing.

Pinning the same shot as a reference twice no longer creates a duplicate. Pin buttons now show when a shot is already pinned.

A new tip in the studio explains that your reference images carry the identity, so prompts work best describing the action and setting.

The studio now teaches by example. Before your first generation, it shows a real character carried through locations, outfits, styles, and a finished turnaround sheet, so you can see exactly what it does.

The studio composer now collapses out of the way, just like every other tool, so you can browse your results on the full screen.

Draft videos in P Video now cost credits per second instead of a flat price. A short 5-second draft at 720p is now 0.5 credits, half the old price. Longer drafts scale with their length, so you always pay for exactly what you render.

Every API model page now has a live playground. Fill in the parameters, see the exact request as you type, and run a real test generation without writing a line of code. You see the same request and response your integration will use.

The cost of your exact settings shows before you run, next to your credit balance. Test runs are charged like real API calls, and failed runs are refunded automatically.

Results render right on the page: images, video, audio, even 3D files. Copy the working request as cURL and drop it straight into your code.

Testing an editor or upscaler? Upload a reference image right in the playground and it becomes a URL your request can use.

A handful of image models could leave a job stuck in pending forever when run through the assistant. Those now finish and deliver results reliably.

Character Studio is live. Create a character with a few reference images and every studio tool uses them automatically. No more re-uploading the same photo for every generation.

Scene elements make recreating a scene easy. Save locations, objects, outfits, and styles once, then attach them to any shot. Your character shows up in the same world every time.

The Shots tab puts your character in any scene you can describe, powered by Nano Banana Pro and Ideogram Character. The Sheet tab builds multi-view turnaround sheets in one click.

Love a result? Pin it as a new reference to make your character even more consistent, or expand your reference set with four fresh angles in one click. Everything saves to a folder just for that character.

Every API model page now shows a working code example for that exact model. Editors and upscalers show their image inputs, video models show valid durations, and text-to-speech shows a real speech request. Copy, paste, and it runs.

The AI-assistant docs got the same upgrade. Point Claude, GPT, or any coding agent at a model's llm.txt and it gets accurate parameters and the exact response shape, including audio and 3D models.

3D generations through the API now return your mesh file when the job completes. Before, some 3D jobs finished with an empty result.

Prompting guide links on API model pages now point to the right guide for each model family.

API catalog polish: model counts are consistent everywhere, searching and filtering keeps your place on the page, and every card shows the full endpoint path.

Ideogram 4 Instant is here. Near-instant text-to-image for just 0.2 credits, perfect for rapid drafts and trying lots of options fast.

Ideogram 4 Fast joins the lineup at 0.5 credits, tuned for speed with the same great text rendering and design Ideogram is known for.

Pick your mode on every generation. Instant and Fast for quick, low-cost drafts, or Turbo, Balanced, and Quality for the highest fidelity. Available on the tool page, in Canvas, and through the API.

Your private prompts stay private. We tightened the safeguards so a prompt you keep private can only ever be seen by you.

Searching your prompts is smoother and covers your whole collection, with no flash of old results while the new ones load.

The Edit button now opens your prompt straight into the Builder, and drafts you are working on are kept so moving around no longer loses your progress.

My Prompts loads faster, fits neatly on mobile, and shows clearer states when a search finds nothing or something fails to load.

Flux 2 Flex, Flux Studio, Creative Upscale, and Seedance Video Edit are now open to browse without an account. Take a look around before you subscribe.

The AI Images page got a tune-up: the featured gallery now starts on All Models, page numbers are accurate everywhere, and the whole page loads complete on the first paint.

The AI Videos page got the same tune-up. A showcase clip that had stopped playing is back, and model counts now match reality: 26+ video models and growing.

The whole Character Studio toolkit is now open to browse without an account, from Consistent Characters to Virtual Try-On. Plus a new FAQ covering how character consistency works.

The home page loads its full content on first paint and every model count on it is now accurate: 29+ image models, 26+ video models, 70+ total.

The LoRA trainers page loads complete on first paint, and the training wizards for Flux 2, Z-Image, and WAN 2.2 are open to browse before you subscribe.

The usage report now runs on your local timezone. Today means your today, and hourly charts line up with your clock instead of a faraway server's.

Three new date ranges: Last 7 Days, Last Month, and Last 6 Months. Perfect for spotting longer trends in your credit usage.

Tap any bar in the usage or refund charts to pin its details below the chart. Especially handy on phones.

Switching date ranges updates the report in place instead of flashing a loading screen, plus clearer chart labels, cleaner model names, and a batch of small fixes across the page.

Comment threads in the community gallery hold together better. Replies stay attached to their conversation instead of dropping out of the thread.

The community gallery loads faster, and switching filters or searching no longer flashes older results before the new ones arrive.

Searching your LoRA models now checks your whole library, not just the models already on screen. If a model exists, search will find it.

Editing a model's details no longer risks breaking it. Changing the name or trigger word keeps everything else intact.

My Models loads faster and stays up to date as trainings finish, with cleaner empty and error states and a Retry button if something fails to load.

Strengthened the privacy and security around your trained models and their files.

Clearing search in My Media now works. The X button, deleting the text, and switching folders while a search is active all reset your view reliably.

My Media loads faster, and your folders and their counts are ready the moment the page opens.

More polish across My Media: sort your work by Most Voted, use every card action on touch devices, and get a Retry button if the gallery ever fails to load instead of a blank screen.

When a model goes on sale, you'll see the discounted price right on the Generate button along with the sale end date. Discounts apply automatically. No codes to enter.

Deals are easy to spot. Discounted models get their own picture cards on your dashboard, a percent-off badge in the All Tools menu, and a callout on the home and pricing pages while the sale runs.

Your savings are visible as they happen. Sale generations show the credits you saved on the result card, and your dashboard totals your savings for the month.

The Canvas model picker now shows exact credit costs for each model instead of estimates.

WAN 2.1 returns as a unified video tool — type a prompt for text-to-video, or drop in a starting image to animate it. 480p or 720p, clips from 1 to 5 seconds, at just 1.5 credits per second.

Bring your own LoRA: paste any HuggingFace, CivitAI, or .safetensors URL to apply custom video styles — one of the community's favorite reasons to use WAN 2.1.

Seedance 2 Mini is here — the same Seedance 2 you love at roughly half the credits. Just 1 credit per second at 480p and 2 at 720p, for clips up to 15 seconds with native audio.

Pick your price-quality trade-off on every generation: Mini for drafts and high-volume work, Fast for everyday clips, High when you need 1080p or 4K. Available on Seedance 2, Seedance 2 Reference, Canvas, and the API.

Seedance 2 Reference now checks your reference clips before you spend credits: if your videos run past the 15-second combined limit, you get a clear message with your actual total instead of a failed generation.

The Refer a Friend page now features our affiliate program. Earn 30% recurring commission on every subscriber you send our way, paid out monthly. It stacks with your 100-credit referral bonuses.

Prompt Enhance now has its own wand button right in the prompt box. One tap turns a rough idea into a rich, detailed prompt. No more hunting through the menu.

Enhance now learns your style. It looks at the prompts behind the images and videos you saved, downloaded, and liked, then writes new prompts that sound like you.

Your own creations now guide every enhancement. Enhance pulls examples from your past work, including private images, so suggestions match what you actually make.

Smarter example matching behind the scenes. Enhance now finds better reference prompts for each model, so results fit every tool's strengths.

Free tools are now easy to spot. Tools that cost zero credits, like Background Remover and Style Transfer, show a green FREE badge in the menu, and a Free filter helps you find them all.

Every category in the All Tools menu now puts the most-used models first, based on what creators actually generate with. The best tools are at the top, not buried.

Tool search got smarter. Results are ranked by how well they match, and if nothing matches you now see the most popular tools instead of a dead end.

Your Recent list now shows only creation tools. Pages like My Media no longer push your recently used models out of the list.

Every tool now has one consistent name everywhere: menus, search, and the API catalog. NEW badges also retire automatically, so a badge actually means new.

The My Stuff menu no longer shows the same shortcut twice, and pinning tells you when your pin bar is full. Arrow keys now work across the whole tools menu too.

The help assistant now knows every tool and guide on Pixel Dojo. Ask which tool makes videos, what a model does, or where to find a prompting guide, and it points you to the right page with a link.

Answers now stream in as they are written, so you get help right away instead of watching a spinner.

Refreshed the help panel with one-tap starter questions and a cleaner look. Your conversation now stays put if you refresh the page.

Credit refunds can no longer get lost if something goes wrong at the exact moment a refund is issued. Your balance always ends up right.

Heygen Avatar now settles your credits against the real length of the finished video. If your clip comes out shorter than estimated, the difference goes back to your balance automatically.

Audio lip-sync no longer costs a flat 120 credits no matter what. It holds a deposit up front, then refunds down to 2 credits per second of the actual video.

Scripts in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean now get accurate cost estimates instead of being priced as a single word.

Merging clips with Keep Audio on now actually keeps the audio. Videos made with sound, like WAN 2.7 clips, no longer come out silent after a merge.

Flux Image to Image is back in the sidebar after briefly going missing. All its settings work exactly as before.

Video jobs that stall out now refund their credits automatically. No more waiting on support for a stuck generation.

Seedance 2 Reference now checks your reference video length up front, so you find out before spending credits instead of after a failed run.

Turning audio generation off on Seedance 2 Reference no longer crashes the page. The same fix covers the Keep Audio, Captions, and prompt toggles on Kling Video Edit and the avatar tools.

Reality Polisher now scores your image with multiple independent AI checks instead of one. Obvious flaws like an extra finger no longer slip through with a perfect score.

Each polishing pass now fixes the exact flaws found in your image instead of applying generic corrections. Results land noticeably harder.

Pick your image's medium, from photo to anime to watercolor and 40 more, or let auto-detect lock it in. Either way it stays fixed for the whole run so your art style never drifts toward realism.

Polishing rounds are faster, scores are fairer for images without people, and the best result so far is always the starting point for the next round.

Refreshing mid-run no longer loses finished iterations, and stopping a run no longer shows a false failure.

When a generation gets blocked by content moderation, you now see the actual guidance instead of a generic failure message.

The home page got a tune-up. The Start Creating button now greets you right at the top on every device, and the page loads lighter than before.

On phones, the Sign Up button is now always in reach in the top bar.

The home page is also much shorter and easier to scan. Model deep dives now live on the AI Images, AI Videos, and LoRA Training pages where they belong.

More speed-ups under the hood. The home page sends less code to your browser, the FAQ and footer appear instantly instead of loading in, and the video showcase on the AI Videos page now switches clips without a blank flash.

Continuing a saved video on WAN 2.2 now brings its LoRAs along. Click First frame or Last frame on a saved video and the LoRAs you made it with are re-applied automatically, with the same strengths. No more re-picking them by hand.

Character Studio is your new home for character work: keep one character consistent across images, build multi-view turnaround sheets, try outfits on them, animate them into talking avatars, and train a custom model of them. Find it in the top menu.

Open any image or video in My Media and tap Recreate to jump straight into the tool that made it, with the prompt already filled in. Creations made with a LoRA bring the LoRA along too, so you can remix in one tap.

The image detail view got a cleaner, calmer look that gets out of the way of your art.

The main menu now always opens to the Home tab, so you land in the same familiar spot every time. Quick Access also moved up above Recent, putting your go-to destinations right at the top.

On video tools, hover any saved or community video and you will see First frame and Last frame buttons. Click one to pull that frame into the composer as your start image, then keep the video going from there. The easiest way to pick up a clip right where it left off.

The new Character Sheets tool turns one or more reference photos into a full multi-view turnaround: front, 3/4, side, and back views of the same character in one image. Add several references for even stronger consistency. Perfect for animation reference, model sheets, and building training sets.

Choose photorealistic or anime, and full-body or portrait framing. Pick from Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, WAN 2.7, or Qwen Image 2 Pro to match the look and cost you want.

Save an image or video made with a LoRA and My Media now remembers which LoRAs you used, showing them right on the saved creation.

Consistent Characters now includes Grok Imagine, Flux Kontext Dev, WAN 2.7, and Seedream 4.5. Pick the look and speed you want while keeping the same face across every variation.

Consistent Characters now lets you set the aspect ratio of your portraits. Choose square, portrait, landscape, wide, or tall so your character sets come out in the shape you need. Available on every model that supports it.