export const meta = {
  title: "Build ideas together on the canvas",
  description: "If the canvas is enabled for your workspace, you can now bring reference media, written ideas, and AI generation into one shared visual space. You can connect steps, compare outputs, and discuss the work with your team. Away from your desk, you also get a more flexible fullscreen viewing experience on iPhone.",
  slug: "2026-09-04-build-ideas-together-in-canvas",
  date: "2026-09-04",
  draft: false,
}

## New features

- **Arrange your ideas on a shared canvas.** You can now add media from your library, write text, and organize related items into groups on a canvas. You can move around the board and connect items to build a visual workflow that keeps your references close to the work they inform.
- **Generate media and text from your references.** You can now choose from supported models to generate images, video, audio, or text, and use the reference inputs each model supports. You can also build on an earlier output or use supported upscaling models as another step in the workflow. Generation uses your workspace’s available credits.
- **Explore versions without losing earlier attempts.** You can now see the versions produced by a generation step and switch between them from a thumbnail strip. You can return to an earlier result while you decide which direction to continue, rather than losing that result when you try again.
- **Review a canvas with other people.** You can now share a canvas, see who else is there, and follow another person’s view as they move around the board. You can place comments on the canvas and return to those discussions from the comments panel, keeping feedback tied to the part of the work it concerns.

## Improvements

- **Stay in control of previews on the canvas.** You can now start a video preview on the canvas with an explicit click, so simply moving or selecting a node does not start playback. The aspect-ratio choice also stays consistent with the node’s shape and generated output, and prompts remain steadier when you return to a tab.
- **Review media fullscreen on iPhone.** You can now open supported media viewers fullscreen and rotate your iPhone for a landscape view. The player and surrounding controls handle the available screen space more consistently, so you can focus on the content without awkwardly clipped controls.
- **Navigate and mark up documents on iPhone.** You can now use a thumbnail sidebar to jump between document pages and highlight text when adding feedback. You can also reach viewer settings from a dedicated sheet, making longer document reviews easier to manage on a smaller screen.
- **Manage downloaded content and storage on iPhone.** You can now see download progress more clearly in the viewer and check how much space the app uses in Device Storage settings. You can clear cached media, network responses, and temporary files while keeping your preferences, transfer history, and pending downloads.

## Bug fixes

- **Open files and sign in more reliably on iPhone.** You can now open a tapped asset without the black viewer that could appear during navigation. Signing in can reuse your Safari session, and signing out now revokes the associated sign-in session as expected.
- **Keep folder uploads and original playback moving.** Your desktop folder upload can skip an unreadable subfolder and continue with the rest of the content. Original-file playback also stays tied to the asset’s current file data, reducing cases where the player asks for a stale version of the source.