Wyrlo AI changelog: better with every release.

Priority support on Pro and Network

Tickets from Pro and Network accounts are answered first, and their videos go first when the queue is busy.

How long credits last, by pack

Mini's credits last 1 month, Starter's 2, Creator's 3, Pro's 6 and Network's 12, from the purchase. Buying another pack never shortens credits you already have.

Starter links two channels

The Starter pack now links two YouTube channels, two TikTok and two Instagram accounts.

Reminders that fit your pack

We email you before your credits expire: Mini and Starter a week before, Creator and Pro a month and a week before, and Network six, three and one month before.

Less waiting when it's busy

Many more steps now run at the same time, and when lots of people are making videos everyone takes turns, so one person's big batch no longer holds up yours.

Suggested tags

The tags Publish starts with leave out little words like "than" and numbers spelled out, so they name what the video is about.

Comparisons in animated graphics

A line like "five times taller" is drawn as a comparison of the two, and every label uses the narration's own name for what it shows.

Narration when the voice service is busy

Narration waits and tries again for a little while instead of failing at once, and says plainly if it still can't.

Long renders finish once

A render that took more than a few minutes could start over and then fail. It now runs to the end.

Writing scene prompts

Finalizing a storyboard, or rewriting a scene's prompts, could stop with "The AI ran out of room before it wrote its answer". It now finishes.

Numbers in animated graphics

A number said at the very end of a scene now finishes counting before the scene changes.

Animated graphics with an icon

Some animated graphics with an icon couldn't be made and showed an error. They're now drawn.

Animated graphics that covered their own words

A figure, an icon or a line added to a ready-made graphic could sit on top of its words. It now moves just above or below them.

Maps in animated graphics

A map scene sat too high, cutting off a title at the top and leaving an edge above the captions. It now fills the frame, and a number or title on it keeps clear of its pins and place names.

Remove a scene or start over

Remove any scene from the timeline (its words join the scene before), or Reset storyboard to go back to one scene. Both can be undone.

Best quality, or best value

Place breaks with AI has three ways now: Best value keeps every scene affordable, Best quality gives each scene what shows it best whatever it costs, and Choose myself keeps your own mix, with a new Balanced mix that skips stock footage.

A video for each good topic

Pick another idea from a search you already made and Start a new video with this topic: the new video keeps the format, length, channel and look, and the first one stays as it is.

Topics: every idea, kept

Every topic search you run is kept until you remove it. The new Topics page lists them all: search your ideas, write notes on them, and start a video from any of them without searching again. The topic finder's Use a past search brings one back too.

A look picked for your video

The AI picks the visual style that suits your script and channel, from Realistic, Mysterious, Horror and the others, or writes one just for your video, and Auto fill opens on it, marked Recommended.

What's new

This page. Every update from now on is listed here, with what it added, improved and fixed.

Finalize your storyboard

Cut the narration and choose each scene's kind on the timeline first; scenes appear once you press Finalize storyboard & create scenes, which writes every prompt and makes every scene in one go, with the total shown first.

Videos open on a hook

When the editor decides, every video opens on a 3 to 5 second AI clip, and the first scene's picture is written to stop the scroll.

Best fit says its seconds

Auto fill shows how long each scene's AI clip will be, and what images carry the rest, before you press the button.

AI clips sized to the scene

A scene of up to 5 seconds is all AI video, a longer one gets a few seconds of video and AI images for the rest, and a clip never plays more than 5 seconds. A video made mostly of stock footage opens on a short 3 second clip.

New media carries the scene on

In a scene that already has media, a new AI image or clip picks up where the one before it ends, and the box asks what happens next. Clear the scene and it starts again from its own prompt.

Every scene is ready to animate

Each scene now comes with an animated graphic's idea alongside its image, clip and stock prompts, so switching a scene to an animated graphic works straight away, at no extra cost.

Richer animated graphics

Animated words are laid out by meaning, every graphic has more depth and light, and three new ones join them: Several numbers, Funnel and Overlap.

Graphics fill the frame

Animated graphics are drawn as wide as the frame and sit in its middle, in Shorts and long videos alike, moving up only as far as your captions need.

Voices you add are ready to use

Adding a voice asks only for tags, and on a video's Narration page the first tag is your channel's name. The voice you just added is the one chosen when you next narrate, and your library filters by tag.

The larger scene preview fits

Enlarging a scene's picture or clip opens it whole, with no crop or scrolling, on phones too.

Animated graphics

A scene can be an animated graphic instead of a picture or a clip: a big number that counts up as it's said, this against that, a chart, a timeline, a countdown list, a quote, a name card, a funnel, a gauge, a map that flies to the place being named, and more. The AI picks the right one for each scene and fills it with the narration's own words and numbers, and every word in it can be changed for free.

Five looks for your graphics

Studio, Documentary, Bold, Tech and Clean. Every graphic in a video shares its look's fonts, background and depth, and follows the picture style you chose.

Sound on the graphics

A pop as a number lands, a pen as a word is underlined, timed to the frame and kept under the voice, in Shorts and long videos alike. Subtle by default; Finish → Music → Sound effects turns it up or off.

Show the page

Paste a link to a Wikipedia page or any article into a scene, or upload your own screenshot, and the video shows the page, highlighting the sentence word by word as your narration reads it. Free.

New video, one question at a time

New video asks the format, where the video is going, then the script, one question at a time, with your answers kept on the right. I have a script comes first, and it's free.

Clearer model choices

Each quality level (Fast, Balanced, Best quality) shows the model it uses, and image sizes read 720p, 2K and 4K.

Credit packs

Credits come in packs you buy once: no subscription, nothing renews, and every pack has every tool and every AI model at the same price per credit, 1,000 credits for $1. Credits last 3 months from your last purchase, every purchase gives all your credits 3 more months, and the credits you already have stay usable for at least 3 months from this update.

Your voice library

Voices in the sidebar keeps the voices that fit your channels, each with its tags, and your recent voices are one click away on every video's Narration page. New accounts start with a few voices picked for them.

Music that fits

Every new video starts with a looping background track picked for what it's about, from twenty moods. Change or remove it on Finish → Music, or describe a track and have it composed for you.

What each scene cost

Every scene on the Storyboard shows the credits its AI images, clips and graphics came to. Stock footage and your own files say Free.

Files on support tickets

Attach screenshots, a short screen recording, a PDF or a text file to a support ticket and to any reply, so we see exactly what you see.

Your video's Overview

Opening a video shows the video first: its latest render, where each step stands, what it cost step by step, and what happened on it lately.

Better titles and descriptions for long videos

Generate details reads much more of a long script, and the AI thumbnail starts from your script's idea.

Selecting works the same everywhere

Videos, Files and Recently deleted select alike: Shift-click for a range, Select all, and only what you can see is acted on.

No black flashes in previews

When a clip ends, the preview holds its last frame until the next clip is ready, instead of going black.

Credits show up right after buying

A payment that is still being confirmed adds its credits as soon as it clears, without reloading the page.

Models that are down are marked

A model that isn't available right now says so and can't be picked, so a scene never waits on it.

Make it for me

One click on New video makes the whole video: the script, the voice, the storyboard, every scene and the render. It stops once, at the storyboard, so you can look it over and see the price before the scenes are made, and it can email you when the storyboard is ready and when the video is done.

Your own voice

Record your narration in the browser or upload a recording (up to a minute while it's in beta). Wyrlo times your script to it, or turns the recording into the script when you start from your voice.

The Finish page

Callouts and the render settings are on one page, and a Short's preview there plays exactly what the render will make.

YouTube publishing out of beta

The beta tags are gone, uploads start as Public, and New video starts on the channel you used last.

Value voice by default

Every new narration, Shorts included, starts on Value quality, which costs half as much as Studio. Studio is still one click away.

Deep research is your choice

It starts off, so a first draft costs only the writing; switch it on when a topic needs facts from the web.

A clearer topic finder

Its setup is shorter, with the rest under More options, and the search's other ideas stay with you, so you can start another video from the same search later.

Cleaner YouTube descriptions

Descriptions no longer end with a list of research links, on older videos too.

The Storyboard

Scene breaks and Scenes are one page now. Cut the narration into scenes on its timeline, move and join them, and choose what each one shows; nothing is made until it looks right.

Let the editor decide

The AI editor can place your scene breaks and choose what each scene shows: it uses stock footage where footage of that moment exists and an AI image where it doesn't, and never makes a scene shorter than a second.

Security and reliability

Updates under the hood that keep Wyrlo AI secure and running smoothly.

Three new script styles

Fiction, Documentary and Motivational join the other ten.

Add a channel's description later

You can skip the description when you link a channel and write it whenever you like.