Changelog

As of this week, Organizations now scale to thousands of members with real admin controls, and chat and sharing got noticeably smoother.

📦 New

• Organizations at Scale — organizations now support 1,000+ members with faster search and pagination. Admins can set per-member usage limits that apply across every workspace in the org, browse a streamlined workspaces list with per-workspace detail, upload a custom org icon, and rename the organization.

🧠 Improved

• FAUNA Chat experience — reworked scrolling with smoother auto-scroll, a jump-to-latest control, stable positioning while you read older messages, in-chat search, and better accessibility. Relevant skills now appear as quick-access pills above the chat input.

• Easier sharing & support — shared project links now work on mobile and can be viewed without signing in, and Contact Support opens directly in the in-app help popup.

• Canvas — imported files snap into a tidy grid in free space, and the view auto-pans when you drag a connection toward the edge.

• Video editor — a design refresh plus keyboard shortcuts for faster timeline editing.

🛠 Fixes

• View-only and shared project links no longer show a black or blank canvas.

• Canvas stays responsive — fixed a freeze where edits stopped saving until refresh, plus recovery from WebGL context loss.

• Original-resolution files are restored in zip downloads.

• Video models correctly handle single-image and multi-reference inputs, and original video output URLs are now returned via the API.

🧪 In Beta

• Guided Onboarding (Nodecademy) — interactive, hands-on onboarding modules, currently limited to an experiment group.

FLORA's new video timeline editor is now open to everyone — trim, arrange, and render finished videos without ever leaving your project. This release also brings a noticeably faster canvas, smarter text generation with live web search, and a smoother billing and account experience.

📦 New

• Timeline Editor — FLORA's in-canvas video timeline editor is now available to everyone. Trim and arrange clips, fine-tune your edits, and render finished videos directly inside a project, with no round-trip to a separate tool. Export length and resolution scale with your plan.

• Smarter Text Generation — text generation nodes now let you choose a reasoning depth and turn on web search. Dial up reasoning for complex prompts, and enable web search so answers can pull in current, real-world information when it matters.

🧠 Improved

• Faster, smoother canvas — zooming, panning, and working in dense projects are all noticeably smoother after an under-the-hood rendering upgrade. Big, busy boards stay responsive as they grow.

• Billing & account updates — hitting a usage limit now shows direct options to upgrade or pay as you go, so you're never stuck mid-project. You can also rename your organization and search across members in settings, and downgrading to the Free plan is now supported directly from Plans & Billing.

This week is about giving you more control over your work. Pick the exact subject for a technique with elements, download and rename exports right from the canvas, and generate on mobile in a tap. Add a new cookie-consent flow, guided onboarding for every new user, and a batch of canvas and Studio refinements, and there's plenty to dig into.

📦 New

• Elements as technique inputs — choose the subject every time you run a technique. Technique authors can now designate an element as a user-selectable input. When you run a technique in the desktop App, on the canvas, or via the API, an element picker lets you choose the subject — a fashion model, a brand character — without modifying the technique itself.

• Export node downloads & bulk rename — get files out faster. Download files directly from an export node on the canvas, no detour required. A new bulk rename toolbar lets you rename multiple export nodes at once.

• Canvas & Studio quality-of-life — a handful of small upgrades that add up. An in-App settings tray for adjusting technique parameters and one-click save of Layer Editor nodes straight to your library.

🧠 Improved

• Faster, smoother canvas — zoom and pan are noticeably snappier, with inactive overlays skipping re-renders and wheel interactions no longer triggering forced layout work.

• FAUNA feels quicker — reduced time-to-first-text on durable chats, plus a cleaner chat surface after removing inline suggestion pills and approval modes.

• Lighter element library — downscaled thumbnails cut the gray-out flash when the library loads.

🛠 Fixes

• The Enhance Prompt button is back on text nodes.

• Pinch-to-zoom works again over selected nodes.

• New text nodes now respect your default model preference.

• Save all in the selection toolbar downloads exactly the outputs you selected.

• Clearer error messages when an input image is too large.

• Uploaded files keep their filename as the node title.

• Add-node menu now spans the full width, the mute tooltip no longer overlaps the volume thumb, and the layer editor renders SVGs correctly.

This week, we added Dropbox import/export, taught FAUNA to read your documents, rebuilt Elements from the editor up, and shipped a wave of canvas-navigation, image-quality, and reliability wins.

📦 New

• Elements, redesigned — a rebuilt element editor with grouped categories, reference history, and a new Character medium. Organize elements by category, revisit references you've used before, and create Character elements — with element mentions and pickers now grouped by category and clearer naming and failure states throughout.

• Dropbox import & export — pull assets straight from Dropbox onto the canvas and send finished work back. Import from and export to Dropbox with a native folder picker and a recent-destinations shortcut, working across shared workspaces. Joins the existing Google Drive integration.

• FAUNA reads your documents — drop a PDF, Markdown, or text file on the canvas and FAUNA reads it into the conversation. Ask questions about a brief, a script, or your notes without copy-pasting — FAUNA pulls the file's contents directly into the chat.

• @mention references in Inpaint — pull reference images straight into your inpaint prompts. @mention other images on your canvas to bring a style or subject from elsewhere in your project into an inpaint edit.

🔐 API & SDK

• Direct-bytes asset upload — upload files directly to the API with SSRF-safe URL fetching and upfront size limits. A faster, safer upload path for programmatic workflows, with consistent project_id handling across endpoints.

• assets.upload() SDK helper — a one-call helper for uploading assets from the TypeScript SDK. Skip the manual upload plumbing and move files into your workflows in a single call.

🧠 Improved

• Canvas zoom — new zoom controls, fullscreen image zoom with a magnifier indicator, and zoom-to-cursor from the keyboard or HUD make navigating large canvases far smoother.

• Keyboard-friendly model dropdown — Enter selects the top result, arrow keys move the highlight, and Escape closes the menu, so you can pick a model without leaving the keyboard.

• Clickable links in comments — URLs in comments now render as clickable links.

• Sharper fullscreen previews — images within 150MP are now served at original resolution, with larger images downscaled to a higher cap.

• 8K video upscaling — the video upscaler output cap is raised to 8192×8192 (Topaz).

• Clearer generation errors — error toasts no longer include internal provider field-path noise, so the message tells you what actually happened.

• Inline API key errors — problems creating an API key now show right where you're working instead of failing silently.

• "Import" instead of "Upload" — the add-node menu item is renamed to better match what it does.

🛠 Fixes

• Smoother canvas — fixed flickering and display glitches several of you reported during navigation.

• Image nodes hold their shape — changing the aspect ratio no longer breaks the image node's box.

• Inpaint precision — the inpaint brush and crop handles now line up exactly with your cursor.

• Consistent batch outputs — batches no longer come back with mismatched aspect ratios or black bands; auto aspect ratio now resolves correctly.

• Multi-image @mentions in Kling — reverted a change that broke referencing multiple images at once.

• FAUNA reliability — FAUNA now recovers the chat after a mid-turn connection drop, no longer strands queued messages, matches @mention node names to the canvas, stops scattering or scrambling nodes on dense canvases, and can rename action nodes.

• Techniques — Split Text slots now map to distinct technique outputs.