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Creation
Canva launches Craft, its first internal image generation model
Canva makes available Craft, its first image generation model developed and driven by Canva Research. Available now to all users in Dream Lab and developers via a public API, it produces images up to 2K in more than 30 formats, accepts prompts in all languages and can generate text in 55 languages. Its architecture first plans composition, hierarchy and typography before rendering. The images can then be converted into editable elements with Magic Layers. The MCP Canva server is announced, but is yet to come.
What it can change: Test Craft on a real case — coverage, advertising or carousel — then compare the time saved and the number of corrections needed. Always check the texts, brand consistency, visual details and applicable rights before publication.
Read the source: Canva Newsroom →
Creation
Twitch turns live clips into Stream Recaps
Twitch introduces Stream Recaps, a montage of selected clips after a live. The creator can start from clips made by himself or his editors, then add, remove, reframe, edit subtitles or adjust the layout. The summary appears at the top of the subscribers' mobile wire and remains visible on the channel page. Reactions and comments also help to spot sequences to republish elsewhere, while Twitch can recommend some clips in its Clips and Live feeds.
What it can change: Prepare moments that are easy to isolate during the direct, use the clip creation command if available, and quickly publish a short summary. Then reuse the sequences that get the most reactions on your other networks.
Read source: Twitch Blog →