We’re just getting started with our AI Photo Editing product, and the response so far has been incredibly encouraging. We’re hearing a lot of great feedback from customers, along with plenty of ideas for how we can make the product even better. And we’re listening!
Our roadmap is heavily shaped by customer feedback and the real-world needs of the people using the platform every day, which is why we’re making it public below. You’ll be able to see what we’re building, what’s coming next, and how your feedback is helping influence the direction of the product. We have a big vision for making this a truly all-in-one platform, and there’s a lot more to come.
Recent Updates
10/2/2026
Improved photo geometry
Print sized images are now 300 DPI
9/28/2026
Updated model released that included
Significant improvements to color accuracy and consistency, especially in difficult lighting
Improvements to color cast reduction
Up to 30% increase in finished photo detail
Additional camera body and RAW file support
Working on Now
More accurate, consistent colors and sharper images — This will remain an ongoing focus even as other features move through the roadmap.
Broader file format and camera body support — Some shoots are still failing to process because of specific file formats or camera models. We're closing those gaps as we identify them through customer reports and support cases.
Updated Adjustments tooling
New control to adjust image leveling
Real time rendering of adjustments
Improved Sky Masking — We're continuing to improve sky detection and masking so exterior photos are more consistently delivered with clean, accurate blue skies.
Grouping corrections — Our grouping logic is pretty good, but it's not perfect. We're building new capabilities for correcting incorrectly grouped source images so you can easily reprocess the photos for no additional cost.
Working on Next
Sky replacement for window pulls — Matching the exterior sky in interior window views is one of our highest-priority upcoming improvements. The approach is defined, and we expect this work to move into active development soon.
Photographer and camera reflection removal — Mirrors, glass doors, and stainless surfaces still show the photographer in shot, and we plan to change that. We'll build automated removal so you don't have to flag and retouch these manually. There will be no charge for this feature once available.
Working on Later
Fire in fireplace — Add a realistically lit fire to fireplace photos that would otherwise show a cold or empty firebox.
Grass replacement — Replace patchy or dead grass with a healthy, listing-ready lawn.
This list will continue to change as customer feedback shapes our priorities. If something in your workflow is broken, missing, or harder than it should be, tell us. That's how this roadmap gets built.