FLORA adds QuiverAI Arrow 2 with editable layered SVGs
Anything created in FLORA can be edited as a layered SVG with QuiverAI's Arrow 2, and the post does not say which plans include it.
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Anything created in FLORA can be edited as a layered SVG with QuiverAI's Arrow 2, and the post does not say which plans include it.
Flora's new Astra 3D node lets creators generate and iterate on 3D models on canvas, then export them to Blender.
The model generates clips in under 15 seconds and is highlighted for prompt adherence in visuals and motion graphics.
The integration takes up to 50 references at once, spanning images, video and audio, in a single generation.
Tag Flora in a post on X to be considered for the new showcase of canvas-made work.
A manual toggle still lets users choose faster speed or better quality instead.
Folders replace scattered files and links, letting teammates organise and share creative assets in one place.
The instruction-following model is now selectable in FLORA's image nodes, aimed at marketing materials, patterns, and people.
Creators can generate, upscale, extend, cut and render video without leaving the canvas.
Set a naming pattern once and apply it across multiple assets instead of renaming each by hand.
The video model edits clips through conversation and renders legible on-screen text, live now on FLORA's node-based workspace.
Files move directly between Dropbox and Flora's canvas, without downloading or re-uploading.
Typing @ lets the model paint using another image on the canvas instead of a text description, for consistent products, characters or styles.
Import source assets or export finished work to Drive without downloading files first.
The image model joins Flora's infinite canvas alongside its other text, image and video tools, per an X announcement.
Captions on the infinite canvas now generate automatically, though supported languages and plan availability aren't specified.
Users can now select Opus 4.8 alongside Flora's other text, image and video models for generation and editing.
Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients can now run Flora Techniques directly from a chat via a one-line install and OAuth sign-in.
The addition brings style transfer, moodboard input, and adjustable creativity settings to Flora's canvas.
The Document Node lets any module generate text, image, or video grounded in an uploaded document's content.
Flora's new Node Sharing sends one node from a workflow for feedback instead of the whole canvas.
Split Grid fills a chosen grid of canvas cells with new generations as each one finishes.
iPhone photos can go straight onto Flora's canvas without converting them first.
Both models are free to use on Flora until 1 July after the platform's editorial comparison favoured Nano Banana 2 on lighting and composition.
Usage now pools across a team, and Nano Banana 2 and Pro run free on Flora until 1 July.
The node chains reasoning and generation into one flow instead of separate steps.
Chained Batch Nodes run every input combination in a single pass, cutting the node count needed on the canvas.
Flora tested all three variants against Nano Banana Pro across 13 dimensions before adding it alongside its other canvas models.
The tool generates new angles from a single product, campaign, or lifestyle photo, live now.
The AI agent works out the right workflow from a single request instead of the user selecting one, per an X post on 20 April 2026.