What We Shipped

On a product's detail page you can now ask Studio to write a value for a single attribute field.

• Per-field AI fill: click AI fill on an individual attribute and get a suggested value for just that field
• Clear feedback: the field shows a writing state while it runs and an error state if it fails
• Tidier attributes: the attributes section and editing layout were reworked to be clearer

Channel management lets you set up where your products go and control exactly which products reach each place.

• More destinations: Shopify, Amazon, eBay, Google, SAP Commerce, and custom feeds, each with their own validation and export rules
• Target the right products: switch a channel between targeting all products or using rules and exceptions, with product-type rules and per-product include or exclude overrides
• Channel-aware readiness and exports: readiness and exports only consider the products a channel actually targets, and unsupported states are called out clearly instead of failing quietly

Products now has an Export dialog, so you can pull your catalog out as a CSV in a couple of clicks.

• Whole catalog or current view: download every product or just the ones in your current filtered view
• See it before it runs: a live progress bar and a count of products and columns show what you are about to export
• In the toolbar: export sits in the Products toolbar's overflow menu, next to Import and Delete all

The marketing, pricing, comparison, and tool pages load faster and feel more responsive.

• Lighter homepage: the homepage ships a smaller bundle and lighter fonts, and uses Early Hints to start loading resources sooner
• No more scroll jank: scrolling is smoother and top-navigation interactions feel immediate
• Deferred below-the-fold work: lower content stays server-rendered for crawlers but defers its hydration, so the top of the page becomes interactive sooner

Admins can now compose and brand the emails suppliers receive, instead of relying on fixed system text.

• A dedicated builder: write and brand invitation, onboarding, and portal notification emails from supplier email settings in the vendor portal
• Reusable templates: save templates so you are not rewriting the same message each time
• Translated copy: the builder supports internationalised copy so suppliers can read messages in their own language

The supplier portal now handles video and high-resolution source files properly, and validation adapts to the type of media being uploaded.

• Video support: suppliers can upload video, with validation, autofix, and thumbnails built for it
• Keep the original TIFF: admins can preserve the original TIFF after the normalised output is written, and optionally copy it into a separate Sirv folder on delivery
• Checks that match the media: image and video rules are split, so each requirement applies to the right file type
• Cleaner spec setup: the spec editor and shot lists were reworked so requirements and routing are easier to read and edit
• Tighter file sources: Sirv browsing was removed from supplier upload screens, so suppliers pick from their own sources instead of your workspace Sirv account

A new command center scores how ready each product is to publish, so you can see what is holding a catalog back at a glance.

• Readiness scoring: every product gets a readiness score based on the checks that matter for publishing
• Channel-aware: scores and labels reflect what each sales channel actually requires, not a single generic standard
• Spot the gaps fast: the center surfaces what is missing across your catalog so you can fix the biggest blockers first

The "Add files" import wizard was rebuilt, and it now feeds your data straight into the typed attributes you have defined instead of dumping it into generic custom fields.

• Smarter column mapping: when a CSV column name matches one of your attributes, the wizard suggests the mapping and shows its data type (text, number, boolean, date, and more)
• Data lands in the right place: mapped columns are written to your product and asset attributes, with custom fields still available as a fallback
• A clearer wizard: a numbered stepper and a pinned action row replace the old cramped layout, so the import steps and the mapping table are easier to work through
• Steadier URL and CSV imports: import runs got adaptive backoff, better preflight checks, and download throttling so large batches hold up

The Library surface is now called Assets, and moving around the workspace feels steadier.

• Clearer naming: "Library" is now "Assets" across the app, matching how the rest of the workspace is organised
• Smoother page transitions: moving between major areas, collections, and folders keeps the app shell stable instead of flashing a blank screen
• Collections feel like part of Assets: switching in and out of a collection keeps the grid mounted, so there is less flicker and reload
• Credit balance in the switcher: your workspace credit balance now shows in the sidebar workspace switcher

The asset library picked up a stack of features for teams managing large, shared media collections.

• Richer metadata: assets now extract and keep colour and intrinsic metadata, which you can import or export as CSV
• Smarter search: search suggestions and facets make it faster to narrow a big library down to what you need
• Licensing and publish gates: track asset licences, get alerts before one expires, and block publishing for assets that are not cleared
• Watermark templates: save reusable watermark setups instead of configuring them each time
• Find near-duplicates: a similar-assets review helps you spot and clean up redundant uploads

The upscale tool used to accept scale settings a model could not actually deliver, then quietly produce a smaller result than the badge promised. It now respects what each model supports.

• No more mislabeled output: ESRGAN, Clarity, and Topaz no longer accept an 8x request and silently return 4x
• The picker keeps you honest: unsupported scales are disabled in the standalone picker and the pipeline panel, and the scale snaps back to a supported value when you switch models
• Clear errors for API callers: requests through the API, Zapier, or MCP that ask for an unsupported scale now fail with a clear message instead of a downsized file