Product updates

If you already generate stills through the Brandiseer Developer API, you can now turn a finished image into a short video without leaving your stack. Start from an image your API already returned, request video, wait until it is ready, and use the docs when you wire it up.

This is for integrators. Keep in-app Animate for the Chat workspace; use the Developer API video path when your product already talks to Brandiseer over the API.

Take a successful still from your integration, request video for it, and confirm the result fits your flow. The guides are there so the customer-facing contract stays clear.

Privacy hygiene is not a flashy feature, but it is the kind of ship customers should notice. Brandiseer now shows a cookie consent banner, and marketing and analytics trackers stay off until you choose to opt in.

We also lined up the ToS, Privacy, and account consent links so the legal surfaces match what the product actually does. Short update, clearer control.

When you next land on Brandiseer, you will see the banner before those trackers run. Opt in only if you want to, and keep creating either way.

Your products already live on the website. Re-uploading every SKU by hand so generation knows what you sell was never the fun part. Product catalogue import closes that gap: bring products from your site into Brand Intelligence as references you can reuse.

You get product context closer to where creative actually happens, without turning onboarding into a spreadsheet marathon.

Honest note: catalogue pages vary. Treat the import as a strong starting set, not a perfect mirror of every product page overnight. Import, check, adjust, then put the references to work.

If your catalogue is live and Brand Intelligence is on, try an import on the brand you care about most. Point Brandiseer at the site, review what landed, and start generating with real product context in the mix.

Creating used to feel like a hop between home and Chat. Now the Dashboard is a prompt-first launchpad: write the idea, pick a quick-start when you want a nudge, choose aspect ratio and brand, then Generate opens Chat with that setup already in place.

If you have not set up a brand yet, Brandiseer shows a clear next step instead of letting you wander into a broken generation. Teams that bounce between brands get the last brand they used remembered, so the workspace starts closer to where you left off.

Open Brandiseer, land on the Dashboard, drop a prompt with a brand you trust, and Generate into Chat. It should feel like one continuous creation path, not two apps taped together.

“Enhance” always meant “make this prompt better.” Now it means something more useful: take a rough idea and turn it into a sharper image prompt that already respects your brand. One calm button in the composer.

We kept the UX quiet on purpose. No flashy concept bubble. No status theatre. You ask Enhance, and you get a prompt that is ready to generate with.

The point is not more UI chrome. It is fewer weak first drafts. Bring a half-formed idea, hit Enhance, and let brand context sharpen it before you generate.

Open Brandiseer, drop a rough idea into the composer, and try Enhance on a brand you trust. The quieter path is usually the faster one.

Deep Brand Understanding used to sound clever and still feel optional. That changed. When it is on for a brand, new work in Visual Generator and Creative Mode stays closer to how that brand actually looks and feels, without you restating the whole brand in every prompt.

Think of it as the difference between “here are our colours” and “here is how this brand behaves on a blank canvas.” Deeper brand context, tighter generations, less “almost us.”

It is for brands you have already invested in understanding. Enable it after Brand Intelligence is ready for that brand, then generate as usual. Brandiseer does more of the heavy lifting so you do not have to.

Ready when you are: open Brandiseer, pick a brand with Brand Intelligence ready, enable Deep Brand Understanding, and try your next Visual Generator or Creative Mode run.

When a Library visual needs to leave Brandiseer for print or a client pack, you should not have to bounce through a third tool just to get a PDF at the right size. Library PDF export turns stills into PDFs that keep the same footprint you generated, from the places you already browse assets.

One honest limit up front: video and SVG are out of scope for this export. Stills in Library are the path. That keeps the PDF path predictable for print and review workflows.

Grab a still from Library, export PDF, and check the size matches what you generated. If it looks right on screen, the PDF should carry that same footprint out the door.

Ready Format should feel like finishing a piece for production, not dropping art into a picture frame. It now aims at printable full-bleed results so the asset you leave with is closer to what a printer or production partner expects.

When you switch image or mode, Ready Format clears cleanly. Less leftover framing from the last pass, fewer “why does this still look mockupy” moments mid-flow.

Take a generation you like, run Ready Format for a print size you need, and judge the bleed on the result. Full-bleed is the point; the mockup frame is no longer the destination.