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This page explains meaningful product changes in human terms. For every commit, fix, package change, and migration detail, use the complete release archive.

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July 2026

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Media that previews reliably

Studio, published projects, and the render pipeline can prepare compatible preview versions of difficult video formats automatically. This particularly helps with HEVC and other files that a browser may not decode even though FFmpeg can render them. What this means:
  • fewer black video frames in Studio;
  • preview and render use consistent media decisions;
  • published projects can include the prepared media;
  • projects can opt out when automatic proxying is not wanted.

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A clearer Studio inspector

The flatter Studio inspector is now the normal editing surface. Text, layout, style, motion, media, grade, and element-specific controls are easier to scan without navigating several competing panels.

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More reliable rendering and long-running work

Recent releases improved software-GPU capture, Windows behavior, browser worker reuse, failure diagnostics, audio handling, and composition synchronization. For most users, the result is simple: fewer cases where a long or media-heavy render stalls or produces a frame that differs from preview.

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Better storyboard and agent review

Storyboard review now has clearer handoff behavior, safer history navigation, and a more explicit relationship between human comments and the next agent pass.

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Safer agent-created motion

Lint and validation now catch more animation problems involving seek order, hidden initial states, conflicting writers, relative values, and SVG drawing.

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Keep your project current

Scaffolded projects can pin a HyperFrames version for reproducibility. Ask your agent to check the project before render-affecting work, or run:
Read the release archive before upgrading a production workflow with custom integrations.