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FLUX 3 brings 20-second clips with native, lip-synced audio to Weave's canvas, with keyframe support coming soon.
The new Gen Effect node ships with tunable sliders and is free for everyone for two weeks.
The image and video models join Weave's lineup, with eligible plans getting 50% off their first month for a limited time.
The node handles clips up to 30 seconds and lets edits to a subject carry across every frame it appears in.
The Subtitle API brings automatic transcription and styling in over 125 languages to Weave's node-based workflows.
The canvas tool auto-generates subtitles in more than 125 languages with custom styling options.
Vector-trace hand-lettering, then run it through GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro for style transfer.
New Delights include duplicate-with-connections, shift-click node selection, and CSV-to-Iterator drag-and-drop.
Weave can now render ultra-HD outputs alongside its existing retro-style looks.
The "Delights" update covers several minor canvas improvements, though Figma hasn't listed them individually.
New shortcuts let users snap nodes together by dragging, add a router from a handle, and select multiple wires with a bounding box.
Weave connects over a dozen AI models with Figma's editing tools and is coming to the canvas, with a community workflow library live now.