New updates and improvements to awen.
A clearer picture of what your remaining Creative Intelligence balance can do. Based on your recent activity and preferred models, Awen estimates:
Your estimates refresh each week. Open your profile menu and click the calculator icon to see yours.
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Set your preferences once. Every new conversation, across all your projects, starts with your choices.
Choose Quality, Draft, or Fastest. Turn Memory on or off to control whether Awen uses knowledge from your Brain. Let Awen select a reasoning model or choose one yourself, and set how many images and videos to create by default.
Open your profile menu and select Account settings to get started.
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A plan for how you create, whether it’s just you or your whole team.
Find your fit. Individual plans range from $8 to $200 a month, with extra creative intelligence as a gift from us.
Create together. Team plans pool usage across members, so everyone draws from a shared balance.
Keep going. Top up whenever you need more, on any plan.
Save for the year. Choose yearly billing and save 20%.
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Change only what you ask for. Everything else stays pixel for pixel intact.
Keep refining. Your image stays sharp, each edit follows your latest instruction, and the original frame stays in place.
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More control over how Awen works with you.
Set the pace. Choose Quality for the most considered results, Draft for a balance of quality and speed, or Fastest when time matters most.
Choose what Awen can remember. Turn Memory on to let Awen draw on knowledge from your Brain. Switch it off whenever you prefer.
Pick your models. Let Awen choose automatically, or open the model menu to select your preferred model for reasoning, images, video, vectors, or 3D.
Open the settings icon in the chatbox to get started. Try it now in Awen.
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Arrange your way. Drag and drop assets into your preferred order.
Compare at a glance. Select assets, then double-click to view them side by side.
Choose your view. Open the view settings and adjust the asset size slider for a closer look or a broader overview.
Try it now in Awen.
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You can now speak directly to Awen. Your words turn into text as you talk, making it easier to share ideas, give instructions, and keep your creative flow.
Click the microphone icon in the chatbox to get started.
Less typing. More creating.
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Turn an image into a vector, or create an SVG by describing what you have in mind. Add reference images to guide the result.
Already have an SVG? Describe what you want to change and refine it with a prompt.
Then add a little motion. Simple animations like a pulse, a fade, or a line drawing into view work best.
Try it in Awen.
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Before Awen creates, it needs to understand your instructions and the files you share.
With default settings, we’ve made that reasoning and processing step cost over 80% less on average. So less of your plan goes to preparation, leaving more for creating images, videos, and other media.
Your plan stays the same. You get to create more.
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Image editing in Awen is now powered by GPT 2.5 Sunburst, with improved detail preservation across iterations.
Refine materials, change backgrounds, and adjust lighting while keeping the details you want to preserve. Build on each edit, so your image can evolve with your creative direction.
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Video generation in Awen is getting more capable: up to 30 seconds of video, with up to 50 image, video, and audio references.
That means richer workflows around people, products, characters, branded assets, campaign material, camera motions, and established visual worlds with greater fidelity and consistency from references to motion.
As video generation reaches new horizons, the context behind each creation matters more. That's where Lineage comes in. Awen automatically records the path behind each creation: the inputs, generations, edits, and transformations that led to the final asset.
With awen.zip, the asset can be exported together with that history, giving creative, legal, and compliance teams a clear record of how the work was made.
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Import. Generate. Organize. Move. Change views. Run multiple conversations and generations in parallel.
Open any item, bring it back into the conversation, and keep creating from exactly where you left off.
Project Drive connects your work to Awen's infinite whiteboard and image editor, with documents, video editing, presentations, and more to come.
Everything you import or create in Awen belongs to you. We don't train on it, and you can take it with you whenever you choose.
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You can now use Seedance 2.5 in awen to create clips up to 30 seconds long in one pass, with sound and up to 30 reference images to keep characters, styles, products, and locations consistent.
Most video models in awen generate clips up to 15 seconds long. Seedance 2.5 doubles that limit, giving you enough time for a complete scene or multi-shot sequence without stitching shorter clips together.
Seedance 2.5 accepts up to 30 reference images, up from nine. Give awen several views of a character, a mood board, a product, or a location, and it can carry those details across the full clip.
It also follows framing, composition, and staging more closely than Seedance 2.0, giving you more control over specific shots.
Sound is on by default at no extra generation cost, with native speech across 11 languages. You can still ask for a silent clip.
Seedance 2.5 is available at 720p and 480p. Use 720p for its best output quality or 480p for lower-cost exploration. For final work at 1080p or 4K, use Seedance 2.0 or upscale the finished video.
Describe the video you want, and awen selects Seedance 2.5 whenever it is the best fit.
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Awen is now SOC 2 Type II compliant, independently verified by an external auditor.
This audit validates controls designed to protect customer data and support enterprise vendor reviews over time.
We also made our Compliance Center easier to access. Customers and qualified prospects can review security documentation, subprocessors, policies, compliance updates, and request access to the SOC 2 report from one place.
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You can now ask Awen to render something in 3D, and it builds a complete model you can use, refine, and bring into your own pipeline.
Because a 3D model is only useful when it's accurate, Awen leans toward the highest precision by default, and tells you when a lighter pass will do, exactly as it does for resolution in images.
It handles the engineering end to end:
You can steer the intent at any point. Ask for a creative take, or keep it true to the original.
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Awen handles the engineering. Every request is routed to the strongest combination of models for the task, parameterizing and prompting so you never have to think of AI engineering.
Now you can see it. Model Discovery shows the top performing models for each kind of media at a given point in time, whether you're creating text, images, video, or 3D, and keeps that picture current as performance shifts.
For most, it's simply good to know. For those who like to be hands on, the choice is there: click a preference, and Awen will follow it.
New model integrations appear here too, marked with a soft blue pulse the moment they arrive.
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Your work doesn't live in one place, so your files shouldn't either. Until now, finding a past generation or an imported asset meant leaving what you were doing to go look for it.
My Files changes that. It's a pocket tool that holds everything you've created or brought into Awen (images, videos, imports, logos, fonts) and keeps it within reach from anywhere. The home page, inside a project, mid-conversation. It's always there.
Open it, and your entire library is one click away. Pull any asset straight into a new generation, drop it in as a reference, or bring it into an edit without breaking your flow.
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Edit videos using natural language, work with clips up to 30 seconds long, and upscale your final outputs to 4K resolution.
This week, we're introducing Aleph 2.0, a new video editing model that lets you modify specific elements in a video through text while preserving the rest of the scene. We're also launching a new Video Upscaler for sharper, higher-resolution outputs up to 4K.
Describe what you want to change, a product color, hairstyle, piece of clothing, or another visual element, and Awen updates only that part of the video.
Backgrounds, lighting, composition, and surrounding details remain unchanged.
New editing capabilities:
Aleph 2.0 supports video edits up to 30 seconds and 30 FPS, making it suitable for ads, social content, and short-form productions.
The new Video Upscaler increases resolution up to 4K while improving sharpness and fine details.
Upscaling capabilities:
Available now in Awen.
Try Awen free.
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See the model used, input and output tokens, and generation specifications where applicable ; including image resolution, video resolution, and duration.
You can also filter usage by project, making it easier to understand the cost of any project.
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This week, we're introducing an updated version of Awen, designed to think more like a creative partner.
Even when ideas are abstract, incomplete, or evolving, Awen can now build clearer plans, break complex requests into steps, and execute across multiple actions with greater coherence.
We encourage you to ask away anything and are excited for you to discover this on Awen.
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This week, we're introducing batch image editing in Awen. You can now run edits across entire image sets by uploading multiple assets, describing the change once, and letting Awen apply it consistently across all outputs.
Instead of editing images one by one, Awen now supports transformations across large sets of assets.
Using sub-agents, edits are applied in parallel, maintaining consistency while significantly reducing manual work.
Batch editing capabilities:
Batch processing is designed for workflows where consistency and scale matter, from asset production to iterative design changes.
Try awen free and edit your next image set in one pass.
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This week, we're introducing 4K video generation in Awen. You can now generate videos at higher resolution, producing sharper visuals suitable for professional and high-quality outputs.
4K generation increases the level of detail and clarity in your video outputs.
This is especially useful for content that requires high resolution, including marketing visuals, presentations, and production-ready assets.
4K video improvements:
4K video generation is now available in Awen.
Try awen free and start generating in 4K.
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This week, we've upgraded image-to-SVG generation in Awen. Outputs are now sharper and more consistent, especially for technical visuals and structured designs.
The updated image-to-SVG pipeline improves how shapes, lines, and details are interpreted from source images.
This results in cleaner vector outputs that require less post-processing.
SVG improvements:
These improvements make image-to-SVG generation more usable in real design and production environments.
Whether you're working with diagrams, icons, or structured visuals, outputs are more predictable and easier to use.
Try awen free and convert your next image to SVG.
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At awen, our initial concern was simple: how creative work unfolds in practice.
The act of generation produces outputs while often erasing the path that led to them. Decisions, inputs, and transformations collapse into a single result.
We encountered this not as an abstract problem, but as a practical one. Rather than constrain the process, we asked a different question: what would it mean to make it observable?
With lineage, every creation in awen carries the full path that led to it, stored automatically as you create.
We're also introducing awen.zip: a structured export containing both your final asset and the complete history behind it.
We're excited for you to discover this on awen.
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Until now, getting to your most-used tools and recent projects took a few extra steps. The new homepage puts them front and center, with a more structured layout and an updated sidebar that makes core actions easier to reach.
Navigation improvements:
Projects used to live across different areas of the interface. Now they're all in a single, dedicated view.
Access, organize, and revisit your work from one place, without switching between sections.
Projects updates:
Key controls like workspace and account settings are now available with fewer clicks. No more digging through menus to adjust something mid-workflow.
Try the new homepage and start your next project from a cleaner starting point.
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Evaluating generated images used to mean squinting at thumbnails or jumping back to the main workspace to make changes. The new lightbox fixes both: images are displayed larger and clearer, and you can now edit them directly using chat without leaving the view.
The lightbox layout now prioritizes the image itself. Results are displayed at a larger size with less visual noise around them, making it easier to judge composition, lighting, and detail at a glance.
Surrounding context, like nearby results from the same conversation, stays accessible without competing for attention.
Lightbox improvements:
Previously, refining an image meant closing the lightbox and returning to the conversation. Now you can prompt changes right from the lightbox, adjust lighting, swap materials, refine composition, and see the updated result in place.
The editing loop stays tight: generate, review, refine, all without switching views.
Editing improvements:
Try the new lightbox and edit your next image without leaving the view.
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awen now includes two new video editing tools: 4K upscaling and motion transfer.
You can now upscale generated or imported videos to 4K resolution. Whether you are preparing content for broadcast, digital campaigns, or large-format displays, 4K upscaling ensures your video assets meet production standards without re-rendering from scratch.
Motion transfer lets you apply the movement from one video to another. Transfer the motion of a character in one clip to a different visual while preserving the target subject.
Reuse choreography across different scenes, apply real-world motion to generated visuals, or explore variations of the same movement with different subjects.
Try awen free and start producing high-resolution video with the new editing tools.
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Studio now includes a carousel view inside the lightbox. Instead of opening results one by one, you can swipe through generated assets and compare variations without leaving the view.
When working through multiple iterations, the carousel keeps you in flow. You see each result at full size while staying one swipe away from the next.
This is especially useful during high-volume generation sessions where evaluating subtle differences between variations matters. The carousel gives you a larger preview of each image while keeping nearby results accessible.
Try awen free and browse your creations with the new carousel view.
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Image generation in awen now supports two modes: Fast and Precise. You choose the one that matches where you are in your creative process.
Fast mode produces results significantly quicker and at a lower generation cost. It is ideal when you are testing visual directions, iterating on compositions, or narrowing down a concept before committing to final quality.
When speed matters more than pixel-level precision, Fast mode keeps your creative momentum going.
Precise mode delivers higher accuracy and detailed outputs. When you have locked a direction and need production-ready fidelity, Precise mode gives your final assets the level of detail they require.
You can switch between Fast and Precise at any point in a conversation. Start in Fast to explore, then move to Precise once the direction is clear. No need to restart the session or lose context.
Try awen free and see how generation modes adapt to your creative pace.
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This week, we are introducing Studio view, a dedicated space to browse every image and video created in a conversation. No more scrolling through long threads to find the shot you loved three prompts ago.
Open Studio from the view selector and see every generation laid out in a single grid. Click any asset to preview it full-size, send it straight to the whiteboard with Open in Whiteboard, or select multiple pieces to download and manage them together.
Key capabilities:
When you generate dozens of images and videos in a single conversation, the chat thread becomes hard to navigate. Studio view solves this by pulling every visual output into one place. You get a clear overview of everything you have created, organized in a grid that makes it easy to spot the right asset without context-switching.
Whether you are comparing lighting variations, picking the best frame for a campaign, or collecting final deliverables, Studio keeps your creative output front and center.
Open Studio view and keep your best work where you can see it.
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This week, we are introducing a modular evolution to your workspace: Floating Chat and The Pocket. These updates move the interface out of your way, keeping your canvas as the focus of your creative process while your entire asset library stays a click away.
The new floating chat is a modular command center that optimizes result visibility. Instead of a fixed sidebar, you now have a flexible interface that you can position anywhere on your canvas.
Key workspace improvements:
We are also introducing The Pocket, a dedicated space where all your creations and attachments live. This centralized hub enables smoother asset management, allowing you to browse every iteration without leaving your active project.
The Pocket acts as your visual memory, storing both your AI-generated outputs and your uploaded attachments in one searchable interface.
These updates solve the common frustration of cluttered workspaces during high-volume design cycles. By separating the conversation from the canvas and centralizing asset storage, awen lets you manage complex creative directions without the UI getting in your way.
Try awen free and see how a modular workspace transforms your creative flow.
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This week, we are introducing Video Producer, a major leap in how you create and edit motion content. We've replaced complex timelines with a conversational engine that understands your creative intent, allowing you to move from static assets to cinematic sequences in minutes.
Video Producer handles up to five distinct inputs simultaneously. Whether you have a single hero image, a series of style references, or two frames representing a "start" and "end" state, awen figures out the best way to bring your assets to life.
New video capabilities:
Creating long-form content no longer requires manual splicing. If your vision exceeds 15 seconds, Video Producer shifts into Orchestration Mode. It breaks your idea into scenes, generates each clip, and assembles them into a single cohesive sequence.
Video Producer is now available to all users. Whether you're a filmmaker visualizing a treatment or an advertiser scaling social content, you can now produce professional-grade video through simple conversation.
Start producing today and create your first film with a single conversation.
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This week, we are introducing an updated interface for image generation and selection. You can now move from a single concept to a collection of variations instantly and refine them using natural conversation.
The updated canvas makes it easier to navigate between multiple visual directions without losing your creative flow. When you generate a new set of images, you can now quickly toggle between variations to see which one best captures your intent.
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Creation should feel as natural as thought. With voice commands, speaking to awen becomes as effortless as typing.
You can now generate, refine, and navigate simply by using your voice. Describe a scene, ask for a variation, or request a specific edit, awen listens and acts on your words directly.
Voice commands work across all of awen's creative modes: image generation, video production, and canvas editing. Whether you're sketching out a rough concept or fine-tuning a final asset, your hands stay free and your ideas keep moving.
Ideas are now expressed at the speed of thought.
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