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Multivio

Flow is a new way to compose AI videos by chaining generation nodes — like ComfyUI, but built for social. Find it in the left nav under Create → Flow.

Why it's different. Compose is conversational ("write me a 30s reel about X"). Ignite makes one image or video at a time. Flow lets you wire them together: a Video Gen node → a Voiceover node → a Subtitle node → an Output node. Every node is a step you can re-roll independently. The output composes into one finished video.

What's in v1:

• Six node types: Video Gen, Image Gen, Voiceover (TTS), Subtitle, Output, Social Post
• Wizard mode — type one prompt, Flow drops a starter graph onto your canvas
• Templates to start from (e.g. "Voiceover reel", "Image-led story", "Hook + voiceover")
• Direct publish to YouTube + Facebook from the canvas, with previews and pre-publish checks (see today's other entries)
• Auto-saved canvases with thumbnail snapshots in your project list

This is a Beta. Tell us what breaks — the in-app feedback button now goes to a real triage queue.

Already published a YouTube video or a Facebook Page post? You can now fix typos, swap thumbnails, and refresh metadata without ever leaving Multivio.

Open the Calendar, click any published Facebook or YouTube post, and hit Edit on Facebook / Edit on YouTube. A side drawer opens with everything the platform lets you change.

For YouTube: title, description, tags, category, privacy, and custom thumbnail — all editable forever. Useful for retitling underperforming videos or fixing a typo a viewer just pointed out.

For Facebook: edit the post body within Facebook's edit window. Media stays the same.

Changes save in seconds and show up on the live post (YouTube can take a few minutes to reflect changes in search).

When you set up a YouTube upload or Facebook post in Flow, you now see exactly how it will look on the platform — before you click Publish.

YouTube: the watch-page card with your thumbnail, title, channel info, privacy badge, and description fold (only the first 3 lines visible by default — just like real YouTube). Plus a search-result preview showing what appears in search listings.

Facebook: the Page card with your page name, scheduled time, caption (with "See more" cutoff), correctly-cropped media, action bar, and even a preview of your first comment if you wrote one.

The preview reacts as you type — change a title, watch it update in the search-result mini-card. Toggle "Publish as Reel" and watch the media frame switch from 16:9 to 9:16. Catches the kind of cropping / missing thumbnail issues that used to bite you only after publish.

When you publish via Flow's Social Post node, YouTube and Facebook now expose every relevant field the platforms accept — not just caption + privacy.

YouTube picks up:

• Custom thumbnail (paste a URL — JPEG/PNG, ≤2 MB)
• Tags with a chip input and a 500-character total counter
• Category dropdown (Education, Comedy, How-to & Style, etc. — 15 categories)
• Playlists to auto-add the video to (we fetch your channel's playlists for you)
• Notify subscribers toggle
• Allow comments / likes / embedding toggles
• Made for kids (COPPA) toggle
• Privacy (Public / Unlisted / Private)

Facebook picks up:

• First comment — automatically posted as a follow-up after the main post lands. Use it for links and hashtags so your post body stays clean (a Page-marketing best practice that lifts reach).
• Publish as Reel toggle for vertical video. Falls back to a feed video post if the video doesn't qualify (must be vertical and ≤90s).

All of these used to require switching to YouTube Studio or Facebook's composer to set after the fact. Now they ride along with the publish.

When you set up a YouTube or Facebook post, Multivio now runs 13 platform-specific checks and shows what to fix — with a button to fix it.

Examples:

• YouTube title is empty → click Suggest title from description and an AI proposes a 70-character title from your description
• Vertical video ≤60s without #Shorts → click Add #Shorts to title and we append it (respecting the 100-char limit)
• No custom thumbnail → flagged with the CTR cost so you fix it before publishing
• Link in Facebook body → click Move link to first comment to lift the URL out and drop it into the first-comment field (links in body suppress Page reach)
• Vertical video on Facebook with Reel toggle off → click Publish as Reel so you don't lose the top + bottom of the frame to the feed crop

Each issue is severity-ranked: blockers (red, must fix), warnings (amber, recommended), tips (blue, advisory).

A handful of YouTube uploads were silently going up with the wrong settings. Fixed:

• Privacy was always Private. You picked Public; the video uploaded as Private. Now respects your choice.
• Made-for-kids toggle was ignored. The COPPA flag wasn't being passed through. Now it is.
• Category was always "People & Blogs" regardless of what you picked.
• Tags went up empty. The hashtags you wrote in the caption weren't being attached as tags. Now they are.

If you uploaded videos before today and the settings look off, you can fix them in one place — the new Edit on YouTube drawer (see below).

YouTube uploads now stream in 10 MB chunks with automatic retry on transient failures. Translation: the network blip mid-upload that used to restart your 500 MB Veo 4K video from byte 0 now retries just the failed segment.

You'll mostly notice this on slow connections or large videos. The improvement compounds the bigger your file is.

Your Flow projects on /dashboard/flow now show a snapshot of the canvas as the tile thumbnail — auto-captured a few seconds after edits settle.

If the canvas contains generated media (images / video previews) and your browser can pull them with CORS headers, the thumbnail shows them. Otherwise it falls back to a graph-only snapshot — better than the old plain icon either way.

Editing an AI image with a reference (e.g., "use this style") was failing with confusing 403 / "Unsupported MIME type" errors when the reference was a Multivio-stored asset. Now fixed across all providers — Ignite, Compose, and Flow.

Affected: any model that accepts a reference image (GPT Image 2, Gemini 3 Pro, Veo with reference frames, etc.). The bug was that our servers couldn't read the reference back from our own CDN reliably; now they pull it directly from storage. Re-run the same prompt — it works.

A handful of upgrades to how public galleries feel and how you manage what's on yours.

Click-to-lightbox on profiles. Click any piece on multivio.com/u/your-handle and it opens in an overlay — no full navigation, no back button. Close with Escape, the backdrop, or the ✕. The URL still updates to /m/[id] so the link is shareable.

Stats at a glance. Every profile now shows works count, total likes received, and the month you joined — right under your identity block.

Sort your gallery. Toggle between Latest (default) and Most liked at the top of your profile grid. Useful for showcasing your best work.

Bulk publish or unpublish. Enter Select mode in your media library, pick multiple items, and hit Publish or Unpublish in the toolbar. The result summarises what went public, what was blocked for safety, and what failed.

Richer tiles. Hover any tile on a profile to see the prompt teaser AND the like count in one overlay.

Every generation in your media library can now be published as an unlisted link — perfect for sending a single piece to a friend or client without making it indexable on the web.

Claim your handle. Head to Settings → Profile → Public Gallery and pick a handle. Your page lives at multivio.com/u/your-handle with your bio, cover image, and up to three external links.

Per-asset control. Open any tile in the media library and choose Publish to Multivio. Each item has its own prompt-visibility setting:

• Full — show the whole prompt, with a Copy Prompt button for viewers
• Teaser (default) — just the first ~30 characters with a trailing ellipsis
• Hide — no prompt shown at all

Safety first. Before anything goes public we run a safety check. NSFW imagery can't be shared. You can unpublish anytime — the link then shows a friendly "no longer available" tombstone instead of a broken 404.

Feedback from viewers. Signed-in viewers can Like or Dislike any public piece — mutually exclusive, one tap to switch. Counters update instantly and show next to the creator on every public page.

Private is still the default. Nothing in your library becomes public until you explicitly publish it.

We rebuilt the Studio subtitle editor around the look people actually want in 2026.

Six modern presets — pick a starting point that matches the vibe:

• Viral — big bold white with a fire-red active-word highlight (the IG Reels / TikTok default)
• CapCut Bold — huge UPPERCASE Impact with a yellow pop animation
• Karaoke — smooth cyan fill that tracks each word as it's spoken
• Minimal Clean — white text on a rounded dark pill, for tutorials and B-roll
• Subtitle — cinematic captions anchored at the bottom of the frame
• Classic — the Netflix-style white-on-black bar

Customize any field live — font family, size (16–96px), weight, color, outline width, background, position (top / center / bottom), UPPERCASE toggle, animation, highlight color, words per line. Changes render into the preview immediately and burn exactly as shown.

Works in every language, and the burned video now matches the preview field-for-field (previously several style settings were quietly dropped).

You can now burn two languages stacked — top line in one language, bottom in another, like a movie. Turn it on from the bilingual picker once you've transcribed and translated to at least two languages.

Karaoke/word-highlight still animates the top line while the second language sits plain underneath, so you don't lose the viral look when adding a translation.

Clicking Regenerate on an image or video now produces a genuinely different result each time. Previously, the same prompt returned near-identical output because the seed was missing or passed to the wrong part of the provider's API.

Fixed across all providers — Gemini (Nano Banana, Gemini 3 Pro Image), Grok Imagine, Veo, FLUX, BFL — so no matter which model you pick, regenerations will feel varied again.

Want to reproduce a specific image exactly? Or try the same prompt variations against the same random starting point? Find the new Seed field in the Ignite Settings panel (⚙ icon on the prompt bar):

• Leave it blank — every regen is a new random seed (the new default)
• Type a number — that exact seed + prompt combo reproduces the same image
• Lock new — generate a fresh random seed you can save for experimentation
• Clear — go back to fully random regens

The seed is also returned on every generated image so you can copy it and reuse it later.

You'll now see small one-time tooltips the first time you land on key pages, pointing out non-obvious features like the Seed control, the Settings gear, and the Compose chat input. Dismiss with the × or "Got it" — you won't see the same tip twice.

We simplified pricing around the one thing that actually costs money — AI generation. Everything else is now unlimited on every plan.

Three plans, one simple idea:

• Pro — $20/mo · 1,000 credits · for solo creators
• Max — $60/mo · 3,000 credits · for power creators (adds Veo Standard, 4K, Gemini 3 Pro Image, priority queue)
• Team — $30/seat/mo · 1,200 credits/seat pooled · for agencies (3-seat minimum, team workspace, roles, approvals, shared brand kit)

What's unlimited on every paid plan:

• Connected social accounts (channels)
• Media storage
• Text AI (captions, campaign planning, translation)
• Scheduled posts

Ran out mid-month? Just buy a top-up pack:

• Small: 500 credits for $15
• Medium: 2,000 credits for $45
• Large: 8,000 credits for $160

Top-up credits don't expire for 12 months. All plans include a 14-day free trial.

Find it in Settings → Billing.

Connect as many social accounts as you like — Instagram, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads — with no caps on any paid plan. Media storage is also unlimited. The only thing we meter is AI image and video generation, because that's the only thing with real variable cost.

Click Extend on any AI video in Ignite to add more footage. A compact panel slides open right below the video with a prompt field, duration picker (2-10 seconds), and live credit estimate. Choose how the video should continue, pick your duration, and hit Extend.

No more popups or dialogs — everything stays in context.

Videos processed with Auto-Subtitle were being saved but not showing up in your media library. This is now fixed — every subtitled video appears in your library immediately after processing, ready to use in posts.

The Karaoke and TikTok subtitle styles now render their word-by-word color effects when burned into videos. Words fill with color as they are spoken, matching the live preview you see in the editor.

A brief play/pause icon now flashes when you tap a video, so you always know whether it started or stopped — just like YouTube.

The menu and notification icons from the main layout were covering Ignite's top bar. Both are now built into Ignite's own header — no more overlap on any screen size.

Videos across Multivio now play in a custom dark-themed player with consistent controls on every browser. Includes play/pause, volume, time scrubber, fullscreen, picture-in-picture, and keyboard shortcuts (space, arrows, M, F).

Works in Ignite gallery, Compose chat, media library, and subtitle editor.

Go to Auto-Subtitle in the sidebar to add captions to any video — upload from your device or pick from your media library. Choose from 5 styles: TikTok, Hormozi, Karaoke, Classic, or Minimal. Subtitles are burned directly into the video, ready to post.

Chinese, Japanese, and Korean subtitles now render correctly.

Every image and video in your Ignite gallery now has a Post button. Click it to jump straight to Compose with the media attached — ready to write captions and publish to any platform.

Some project thumbnails and videos appeared broken due to expired URLs. All existing broken links have been repaired, and the system now automatically refreshes expired URLs on load. New uploads are also fixed to prevent this from happening again.

Switching between Ignite projects now fully resets all state — reference images, prompts, and settings. Previously, content from the previous project could bleed into the new one.

Focus any video in Ignite's gallery and click Caption. Your video is transcribed automatically (10x faster with our new Groq Whisper engine), then you pick a subtitle style — TikTok word-highlight, Hormozi impact pop, Karaoke fill, or Classic. Subtitles are burned directly into the video, ready to post.

The captioned video appears as a new turn in your history with a link back to the source.

Generate 4 images, then click Slideshow to turn them into a video with smooth Ken Burns zoom/pan effects and crossfade transitions. Set duration per slide (2–10s), choose effects (zoom in, zoom out, pan left/right), optionally add music or voiceover.

Perfect for Instagram carousels-as-video, TikTok product showcases, or YouTube intros.

Subtitle generation now uses Groq Whisper — the same Whisper model running on specialized hardware. A 30-second video transcribes in under 5 seconds (was 30–60s). Falls back to OpenAI automatically if needed.

Need 50 product images? 200 prompt variations? Now you can submit them all at once and come back in a few hours — paying half price vs real-time generation.

Find it in the sidebar under Account → Batches.

• Paste up to 1000 prompts (one per line)
• Watch live progress bars per batch
• Download results as a grid when complete
• Works for both image generation and bulk prompt enhancement

Generated a video you love but need it longer? Focus on any video in Ignite's gallery and click Extend +5s. Type what happens next, and the AI continues the video seamlessly from the last frame.

Perfect for:

• Turning a 5-second shot into a 10–15 second story
• Adding a camera move or reveal after the initial scene
• Iterating on action without regenerating from scratch

We've optimized how Multivio talks to AI models. Repeated conversations and similar prompts now respond faster and cost less behind the scenes — savings we pass on to your credit balance.

No action needed — it just works.

Ignite now organizes your work as a gallery of turns — every prompt you run creates a card in the history panel with all its outputs. No more losing track of what you generated yesterday (or ten minutes ago).

What's new:

• Focus preview at the top shows the output you're working on, fit to your screen (no more scrolling 2K images)
• History thread below shows every turn in reverse-chronological order
• Lineage chips like built from #3 let you trace how one output led to another
• Drag the divider to resize focus vs history (double-click resets)
• Opt-in Studio mode — timeline editor only opens when you explicitly send something to it

Generate 4 images in one turn, pick the best one, upscale it, then turn it into a video — every step is visible and clickable in your history.