What’s new in Arch2Video

Customer-visible changes to Arch2Video, newest first: film pages, logo-free versions, extra videos anytime, full-resolution uploads, the AI scene pipeline and more.

Changes you can see or use in the product, newest first. Internal fixes and infrastructure work are left out.

September 2026

September 28

September 25

  • Extra videos can be bought at any time from the dashboard, the plans page, settings or the new-video page, not only after the monthly allowance is used. Unused extra videos carry over to later billing periods while your plan is active.

September 24

  • A film exported with your studio logo now also comes in a version without it; both play and download from the film page, and the ready email says so.
  • The blog launched with guides on turning renderings into video, Instagram Reels, video marketing, AI video, choosing images and animation versus AI.
  • Faster pages: the site loads far less code on first visit, plays lighter web copies of the example films and uses a new icon.
  • Music and logo changes keep the current video playable and downloadable while the new version is exported.
  • The home page FAQ explains that every film includes a small cast of original, fictional people and that Arch2Video chooses the scene order.

September 22–23

  • Full-resolution camera photos are accepted (up to 120 megapixels) and downscaled automatically; long sides of 1,500 px or more give the sharpest scenes.
  • JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF and other photo formats are accepted and converted for you.
  • Clearer upload messages that name the image and the reason when a file cannot be used.

September 21

  • Uploads stay open during a production pause: the film waits in the queue and starts automatically once production resumes, and you receive the usual ready email.

September 18

  • Films are now made from six AI-generated scenes planned for your specific project, with a consistent cast where people appear, then edited into one 30-second film.

September 7

  • Five example films on the home page, shown next to their original images.
  • Sign in with Google, alongside the emailed sign-in code.
  • The site, emails and Stripe checkout are available in English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese and Korean.