Weekly Product Update - 7 Jul 2026

Hello Fashion Pioneer,

Here is what shipped in the platform this week. Two updates we think you will get the most out of.

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Video Editing: Swap the Garment, Keep the Shot

Edit what is inside a video, not just around it.

Video editing has arrived in the platform, and it goes further than trimming clips. You edit the content of the video itself: swap the garment on a model, replace the background, adjust the lighting, or restyle the scene, simply by describing the change.

For fashion teams, that changes what a single video is worth. When you have a video that works, reuse it across the collection: keep the model, the movement, and the mood, and change only the product. One strong video becomes a template for every style in the line.

Edits run in steps, so you can keep refining until it is right. Open a video in your workspace, tell it what to change, and start reusing the footage you already love.

Editing a video cost 10 credits. We will keep refining the costs as we get a better understanding of the use cases. Please send us feedback if you are testing this tool so we can improve it for you.

Video editing is in beta: results will keep getting sharper as we refine it.

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The Unified Credit System Is Now Live [UPDATE]

One balance for everything you create, images and video alike.

Last week we announced that credits were becoming one unified balance across the whole platform. That change is now live for everyone: the credits in your account work on every tool, with an image costing 1 credit, a 720p video 5 credits, and a 1080p video 8 credits.

If you had video credits, they have converted automatically into the unified balance at 8 credits each, so you keep the same video capacity you had before. Choose 720p whenever you want your credits to stretch further.

One correction to the plan table in last week's issue: the Basic plan ($19/pm) includes 120 credits per month, not the 200 we listed. That is roughly 120 images, or 15 videos in Full HD. Pro (450 credits) and Premium (2,000 credits) were listed correctly.