Upload a brand image or any picture and put it behind your reel, on every template.
Star the templates you use most, then show only those with one click.
A cursor crosses the frame and your work falls in behind it. It comes back along the row, and whatever it rests on lifts while its neighbours stand aside. At the end it grabs the last piece, drags it open to fill the screen, and your name closes over it.
The loops now have the same Media Fit control the showreels do, and 193 of them start on Natural — a 16:9 screenshot arrives as a 16:9 screenshot instead of cut to a square slot.
Your work arrives in pieces. Two robot arms reach off frame, fly a panel in and seat it, row after row, until the whole screen stands assembled on the floor. Then the camera pulls back over the finished column.
VFlip, Rise, Folio and Comet now render 20 to 48% faster in the cloud, and a fresh Comet or VFlip reel opens on a retuned default look.
Your work forms a liquid ring that turns, stretches and melts apart one card at a time, with honey threads between the pieces and a glass lip bending whatever sits behind it. The project name, type and year morph alongside each card.
The "switch to desktop" wall is gone. Open the editor on your phone and the preview stays on screen while you browse templates, tweak settings, and add media from a dock under the player.
