This release opens up plan usage, billing, and word-level transcripts to the Automation API, and lands a round of improvements across the editor, project page, and better-written social captions.

Agents and integrations can now see what they have left before they submit, and pull the full word-level transcript.

This release brings animated transitions between clips, a built-in sound-effects library, and a studio-wide calendar timezone all on desktop and mobile, plus a big round of editor stability fixes.

You can now add a transition at the cut between two clips.

Add sound effects to your clips from a built-in library.

Your publishing calendar now follows a single timezone chosen for the whole studio, so everyone on the team sees the same times.

You now get a confirmation email after buying add-on media credits, showing how many credits you purchased, the amount paid, and your new top-up balance.

This release scales team seats with your subscription, fixes caption hashtags that were publishing as plain text, makes "your video is ready" emails dependable, and brings layout and stability improvements across clips, projects, and the editor.

If you purchase multiple units of a plan, your team size now grows with it. Each purchased unit of your plan now adds its full set of invitable teammate seats, instead of every subscription being capped at the base allowance.

Hashtags generated for captions now publish as real hashtags on every platform.

The email that tells you your video has finished processing now sends for every kind of project.

This release helps AI-generated clips start more naturally and brings reliability improvements to exporting, editing, playback, YouTube imports, scheduling, and credit resets.

AI-generated clips are now less likely to begin in the middle of a sentence.

This release lets you buy extra media credits when you need them and set a custom thumbnail for any clip, plus reliability fixes across scheduling, fonts, and connections.

You can now buy extra media credits whenever you run low, without changing your plan.

Give any clip its own cover image, right from the editor.

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This release lets you cancel projects that are stuck and get your credits back, makes plans and AI setup clearer, and improves dubbing and editing reliability.

You can now cancel a project while it's still processing and get your credits back, instead of waiting on one that's stuck.

Plans are easier to understand at a glance.

Connecting Reap to your AI assistant and managing API access is clearer.

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This release brings a redesigned publishing Calendar, smarter prompt-based clipping, 14 new caption styles, improved multilingual workflows, and major reliability improvements across editing, exporting, and publishing.

The publishing Calendar has been rebuilt to make planning and scheduling content easier across desktop and mobile.

We added 14 new styles:

The billing experience now makes it easier to understand plans, usage, and upgrade options.

This release improves how you generate, organize, and manage clips inside Reap with a new Cinema genre, clearer publishing visibility, safer clip cleanup, and several workflow improvements.

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We’ve added a new Cinema genre for clip creation.

Cinema is designed for videos that need a more cinematic, polished, or story-driven feel. It helps Reap better understand the editing direction when generating clips from long-form content.

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You can now see publishing and scheduling labels directly on clips.

If a clip has already been scheduled or prepared for publishing, Reap now shows that status in front of the clip so you can quickly understand what has already been planned.

When you’re working with many clips in one project, it can be hard to remember which ones are still drafts, which ones are scheduled, and which ones are ready to publish.

These labels make clip management much clearer.

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This makes it easier to clean up your project, remove low-quality clips, and focus only on the clips that matter.

AI clipping can generate multiple options from a long video. Not every clip needs to stay in your workspace.

Now you can remove unnecessary clips and keep your project cleaner, easier to review, and easier to manage.

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We’ve added better search controls to help you find the right clips faster.

You can now search from the toolbar and quickly filter through clips inside a project without manually scrolling through every generated result. Not only clips but you can also find your projects in the projects search tool bar.

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Major upgrades to clip creation, editing, automation, and advanced video workflows.

We added clip duplication so users can duplicate a clip and create alternate versions.

Auto Text Hooks are now available.

Reap can help generate attention-grabbing hook text for clips, making it easier to create stronger openings for short-form content.

Face Tracking is now available in beta for supported workflows.

This helps keep the subject better framed when turning long-form videos into short-form clips. Users can also toggle on/off the face tracking inside the editor for specific clips.

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Brand Templates are now easier to manage with a refreshed, more responsive editor.

We added more creative control across editing workflows.

This release improves clipping projects, overlay controls, timeline editing, publishing dialogs, mobile clip browsing and new caption styles

We added support for background overlays in clipping projects.

Background overlays make it easier to create branded, designed, or visually enhanced clips directly inside Reap.

We expanded overlay controls for more advanced editing workflows.

The project clips page now includes more ways to manage, organize, and publish clips.

Editing on the timeline is now smoother and more precise.

We added more caption styles and preview assets, including:

Fixed an Automation API clipping issue that could fail when a selected clip end time was missing.