This week's update brings Google Drive integration to your canvas, makes the Document Node fully production-ready, and introduces dollar-based cost tracking so you always know what you're spending. FAUNA gets smarter with layer-editor autonomy and a new default model, while batch techniques, subtitles, and a wave of canvas stability fixes round out a packed release.

📦 New

Export to Google Drive — sync your images, video, and audio straight to Drive without leaving the canvas. Pick a destination folder, name your files, and let resumable uploads handle the rest — including cross-batch filename deduplication so nothing overwrites. Perfect for teams that live in Google Workspace.
Built-in Spellcheck — real-time spell checking powered by Hunspell, running entirely in your browser. Catch typos in prompts and text nodes as you type, with no cloud round-trip and full offline support.
Document Node — the Document Node graduates from experimental to fully shipped with a library browser, toolbar controls, sharing, technique inputs, and loading/error handling. Spawn from thumbnails, route documents into batch workflows, and connect documents as technique inputs.
Add Subtitles to Video — a new "Add subtitles" utility in the video toolbar powered by Veed, making it easy to overlay text on any generated or uploaded video.
Dollar Cost Display — see your generation costs in real dollars. A new toggle in Preferences lets you switch the usage display from credits to USD, so budgeting is transparent.
Model Selection Preferences — a new "Model for new nodes" setting in Preferences lets you choose between "Last used model" (default) and a fixed default model for every new node.
Properties Panel for All Output Types — video, audio, and text outputs now have full properties panels, bringing them to feature parity with image outputs.
Audio Input Previews — see and play audio inputs directly on nodes before generating.
Batch Techniques — run techniques in batch mode with a dedicated run button and sibling-group output carousels, enabling high-volume variations from a single technique.
API Key Cap Raised to 5 — you can now have up to 5 active API keys per user, up from 1.

🧠 Improved

Inpaint Mask Unification — all inpainting mask methods now use a single unified pipeline, making brush, lasso, and auto-mask behave consistently.
Mentions Everywhere — @mentions now work in connected text-node inputs and layer editor nodes, with a smarter resolution pipeline that reacts to canvas edge changes in real-time.
Router Transparency — routers now behave as transparent data-flow wrappers across the canvas, improving connection rules, validity checks, and publish behavior for techniques.
Performance — asset list queries now stream instead of collecting all rows, and heavy re-renders during drag operations have been eliminated.
Better Error Messages — clearer generation model mismatch errors, accurate per-subtype moderation messages, and sanitized infrastructure errors.
Offline Awareness — a toast notification appears when your connection drops during multiplayer collaboration.