Air
Air's asset library grew an agent, and the agent is learning to keep what it does.
◆Recent moves
- 5d ago
NEW: Translation in Canvas
⚡ SPARKTranslating text inside a flattened image removes the source-file dependency that made localisation a designer's job. Combined with automated captions and transcript editing, it turns Air from where localised assets are stored into where they are made.
- 5d ago
New: One-click duplicate
Right-click duplication for any canvas, asset or file, with copies named after the original and a confirmation message that names what was created. Standard interface housekeeping.
- 7d ago
@ mentions now live in Canvas
Typing @ on a canvas references any asset on the board or a linked board, plus Brand Kit colours, fonts and logos, with a kit switcher for multi-kit workspaces and colour chips from hex codes. It gives the agent the brand's own vocabulary as addressable input rather than leaving it to prompt description.
- 8d ago
New: Manual Tagging
Manual person tagging fills the gaps facial recognition leaves, allowing existing workspace people, newly created ones, and the same person tagged more than once in a photo. A correction path for automated metadata, which matters most in the large shoot libraries this product is bought for.
- 12d ago
New: Video to Video in Canvas
Canvas's agent can now take an existing video and change it rather than only generating new footage, handled by Kling's model alongside the other Canvas tools. It extends the agent to owned footage, which is where an asset manager's library actually is.
- 13d ago
Two new AI video models available in Canvas
MiniMax H3 and Alibaba's Wan 2.7 join Canvas, the former with 2K output and audio generated alongside the video, the latter spanning text, image, reference and video inputs. Model additions broaden what Canvas can produce without changing how it works, and Canvas's direction is still set by the skills and Brand Kit work rather than by model count.