Changelog
What we've shipped recently. SpeedReel is in active development — updates land often.
June 11, 2026
Audio sections as video references
- Sync a clip's audio reference to the exact part of your track that plays beneath it on the timeline — one tap.
- Or pick any window by ear: a waveform range selector lets you scrub, audition, and trim the reference before adding it.
June 10, 2026
Reliable audio playback
- Generated music now persists to durable storage, so it keeps playing after you leave and return to a project.
- Uploaded audio plays back reliably on the timeline too.
June 9, 2026
Cleaner generation panel
- Unified the input panel with folder-style References / Start–End tabs and a clearer button hierarchy.
- Image and Storyboard generation combined into one image generator with a format toggle.
June 8, 2026
Prompt assistant
- A built-in assistant asks a few quick questions — format, subject, action, setting, camera — and writes a structured, model-ready prompt.
- Pick a video format (UGC, cinematic, product, and more) to tailor the questions and the output.
June 6, 2026
Faster, simpler uploads
- Clicking Upload opens your file finder directly — no extra dialog.
- Video references now show a thumbnail, and drag-and-drop is streamlined across the editor.
June 5, 2026
Marketing site
- Added Features, How it works, About, and this Changelog so it's easier to learn what SpeedReel does.
June 3, 2026
Parallel rendering & queue
- Queue several clips and let them render at the same time instead of waiting one-by-one.
- A Queue view tracks in-progress generations and jumps you straight to the right clip.
June 1, 2026
Stacked video tracks
- Layer clips across multiple video tracks; the top track shows on top in both the preview and the export.
May 29, 2026
Export controls
- Export now respects your selected aspect ratio and resolution, with a quality option for file size.
May 27, 2026
Timeline zoom & editing polish
- Zoom the timeline with a slider, with auto-fit on project open.
- Smoother clip editing — split, duplicate, trim — and fixed prompt-field scrolling.