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Updates Jun 26, 2026

Skales v11.4.60 - Scenes & No Cap 🧢

Skales Visuals grows into a real image and video studio, big files finish instead of stalling, images you send hold up across chat and channels, and the whole run is steadier under a flaky network.

We've just released Skales v11.4.60, bringing some significant improvements to how you can create and interact with visuals, and manage larger tasks.

A Dedicated Video Editor in Studio

Skales Studio now includes a multi-scene video editor. You can describe your video idea, and Skales will generate a scene-by-scene plan. You can then edit each scene individually, choose a visual style, reorder them, and even drop in your own images. A live preview lets you see your sequence with transitions before rendering, and you can export to MP4. Your projects are saved, so you can pick up right where you left off.

More Control Over Visual Styles

We've enhanced Skales Visuals with a style picker. You can now choose from a range of styles like premium dark, editorial, minimal, vibrant, and brutalist, which will actively shape both your images and animations. This means your generated visuals will better match your intended aesthetic.

Edit Visuals Directly in Chat

After an image or video is generated in chat, you'll see a "Refine" option. This allows you to ask for specific changes, and the visual will update in place, saving you the trouble of starting over.

Handling Larger Files and Tasks

Skales can now reliably build very long files, like code or documents, piece by piece. This means large tasks that might have been cut short before will now complete successfully. Similarly, when attaching an image to a chat, your replies will no longer be unexpectedly shortened.

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