v2.91 Vector Studio – Release Notes

DesignGen v2.91 Is Here

Your vectors are no longer something you finish somewhere else.
Until now, converting a design to vectors meant getting a file back and opening it in another application to fix the parts that came out wrong. v2.91 closes that loop. Vector Studio is a real vector editor inside DesignGen — nodes, layers, colours, cropping, cleanup, export scope — sitting directly on top of a brand new tracing engine we built ourselves.
Brand Studio has been rebuilt around the same idea: define your brand once, properly, and keep it living rather than re-typing it into every brief.
And DesignGen now connects to the assistant you already use, so it can create for you when you are not at the keyboard.

Vectors you can actually edit, without leaving.
Run a design through Vectorize in Image Studio and you will find a new Edit Vectors button on the result. It opens Vector Studio: move and delete nodes on a path, double-click straight into node editing, work across a proper layers panel, select every shape sharing a colour at once, crop the canvas, and sweep up stray specks with the debris tool.
Double-click any shape and you drop straight into node editing, with handles on every point of the path.
The Colours tab groups the whole design by fill, so you can see exactly what the trace produced and select every shape sharing a colour in one click.
When you export, you choose the scope — the whole document, just the content, or only what you have selected — so the file you get is the file you meant.
Underneath it is a tracing engine we built ourselves. Edges come back sharper, transparency survives the way it should, and once a design has been traced, re-exporting it in another format is instant instead of a fresh round trip.

This is the part where we genuinely need you.
The tracing engine is new, and the only way it gets better is if we see where it falls down on real artwork rather than on our test set. If a trace comes back with soft edges, a colour that drifted, a hole that should have been punched, or small text that broke up — tell us.
Use the feedback button on the page and say what you were tracing and what came back wrong. It takes a few seconds and it goes straight to the people working on the engine.
If a result is good, that is worth telling us too. Knowing which artwork the engine already nails is how we work out what to protect while we improve the rest.

A brand is not a colour picker. It is a set of decisions.
Brand Studio now has two front doors. Take the guided walkthrough and you talk it through — it interviews you section by section, asks the follow-up a good designer would ask, and fills the guide in as you go. Or take the quick path: drop in your logo, screenshots, and site, and let it read the brand off what you already have.
Both roads end in the same place — a living style guide. Colours, type, imagery, and voice, versioned, so you can see how your brand has moved and roll back if you do not like where it went.
When the analysis finds something it is not sure about, it says so. High-confidence findings come through clean; anything ambiguous is grouped for you to confirm, and genuine conflicts get resolved your way — pick a side, combine them, or just tell it what you meant in a sentence.

Brands drift. Style guides usually do not.
Re-scan your site whenever you like and Brand Studio shows you the delta — new colours, changed type, a different photographic direction — and lets you accept what you want. Your guide stays yours; it just stops going stale.

Two editors was one too many.
Every Edit action across DesignGen — the dashboard gallery, your designs page, mobile, share links — now opens the Image Studio. And when a design remembers the session it was generated in, you land back in that session with its full history, not a blank canvas holding a single image.
Old Edit Studio links still work. They just bring you somewhere better.

DesignGen, available to the assistant you already use.
Connect DesignGen to your agent and it can generate designs, edit images, work your brand kits, and export production files on your behalf — with your account, your credits, and your authorisation on anything that spends.
Setup is a copy-paste: hand your agent the setup instructions and it configures itself. You sign in, review what it is allowed to do, and authorise. Actions that matter still come back to you as an approval card before they run.

If your video rendered, you get your video.
Some Creative Studio videos were completing successfully and still coming back marked as failed. That is fixed — a finished render now reaches your gallery and plays, and the playback path falls back cleanly instead of throwing the whole job away.