
ElevenLabs Image and Video Beta supports Veo, Sora, Kling – 22% off 7 days
Executive Summary
ElevenLabs rolled image and video generation directly into Studio, so you can create with Veo, Sora, Kling, Wan, and Seedance, then finish on a multi‑clip timeline without leaving the app. There’s a 22% launch discount for seven days. For most teams, that collapses 3–5 apps into one place: voices, precise lipsync, music/SFX, and Topaz upscaling bundled into a single render.
The flow is simple: generate, send to Studio, swap in a cloned or library voice, tighten lip sync, add music, bump resolution, and export. Stills from Nanobanana, Flux Kontext, Wan, and Seedream can seed boards and assets that drop straight onto the timeline. Alibaba’s Wan team publicly confirmed Wan is in the model mix, and ElevenLabs says more engines are on the way, which makes the suite feel like a neutral hub rather than a walled garden. The practical win is control and speed—fewer round‑trips, cleaner text and faces on final passes, and consistency across edits.
If you’re stitching shots across tools, Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro’s Start/End Frame control also went live on two providers (fal and Runware), which pairs well with Studio when you need locked transitions between scenes.
Feature Spotlight
ElevenLabs becomes a one‑stop creative suite
ElevenLabs folds image+video into its audio studio (Veo, Sora, Kling, Wan, Seedance), adds lipsync and Topaz upscaling—turning it into a unified platform for creators to generate and finish pieces in one place.
Biggest creative stack news today: ElevenLabs adds built‑in image/video gen with top models, studio timeline, lip‑sync, music/SFX, and Topaz upscaling. Multiple accounts echo the shift. This section excludes other tool updates.
Jump to ElevenLabs becomes a one‑stop creative suite topicsTable of Contents
Stay in the loop
Get the Daily AI Primer delivered straight to your inbox. One email per day, unsubscribe anytime.
ElevenLabs becomes a one‑stop creative suite
Biggest creative stack news today: ElevenLabs adds built‑in image/video gen with top models, studio timeline, lip‑sync, music/SFX, and Topaz upscaling. Multiple accounts echo the shift. This section excludes other tool updates.
ElevenLabs launches Image & Video (Beta) with top models and Studio timeline
ElevenLabs rolled out Image & Video (Beta) with a 22% launch discount for seven days, letting you generate with Veo, Sora, Kling, Wan and Seedance, then finish in Studio with voices, music and SFX launch thread, and product page. Following up on voice replicas licensed celebrity voices, Studio lets you apply cloned or library voices across multi‑clip timelines.
It also supports stills with Nanobanana, Flux Kontext, Wan and Seedream for boards or assets you can refine, then bring straight into the editor launch thread. This consolidates what teams have been juggling across 3–5 separate apps into one place.
Topaz upscaling and precise lipsync land inside ElevenLabs Studio
The new suite bakes in Topaz upscaling for both images and videos, plus lipsync and voice‑swap directly in Studio, so you can tighten narration and boost resolution without round‑tripping to other tools feature brief. The flow is simple: generate → export to Studio → adjust timeline, refine the VO with a clone or library pick, add music/SFX, and render.
For small creative teams, this cuts export/import steps and reduces artifact‑ridden final passes, especially on branded edits where crisp text and synced VO matter.
Alibaba confirms Wan powers ElevenLabs’ new image/video suite
Alibaba’s Wan team says Wan is among the models inside ElevenLabs’ Image & Video (Beta), adding another first‑party confirmation to the official model lineup partner note, alongside Veo, Sora, Kling and Seedance model list. For creators, this means Wan‑style photorealism is available in the same pipeline as voice and music—no separate export.
Expect more models to show up over time; ElevenLabs notes “more image and video models are coming soon” in its thread model list.
Frame‑locked control and fast restyles
Cinematic control updates for filmmakers: start/end frame guidance lands across providers, plus quick restyle pipelines. Excludes the ElevenLabs launch (covered above).
Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro Start/End Frame goes live on fal and Runware
Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro’s first/last‑frame control is now shipping across two providers: it’s live on fal’s Pro endpoint and exposed via Runware’s API. That means shot‑locked transitions and scene joins you can plan, not chase—useful for storyboards and precise beats, following up on Start/End frames early creator tests.
Creators can trigger it on fal’s hosted model with guidance presets Launch thread and dig into Runware’s implementation for programmatic workflows API update. For pricing and model details, see fal’s model page Fal model page.
OpenArt adds one‑click video restyle with preset looks
OpenArt launched a drag‑and‑drop Video Restyle: upload a clip, pick anime/retro/comic/sci‑fi/fantasy, choose resolution, and render. It’s a fast route for creators who need on‑brand variants without rebuilding shots.
The feature runs from a simple web flow Feature demo with the product page outlining supported modes and output options OpenArt restyle.
ComfyUI Subgraphs show stylize→loop pipelines in the cloud
A new ComfyUI cloud workflow highlights Subgraphs as a clean way to stylize an input image and output a looped transformation video. Only the key controls are surfaced, so you can learn and then tinker deeper when needed.
The team shared the runnable workflow JSON for direct cloning and edits Cloud workflow, with the graph available on GitHub for inspection or remixing Workflow JSON.
LTX Studio’s Elements speed reusable product comps and variants
LTX Studio is pushing an Elements workflow: save a clean product once, tag it, then composite it across shots in Gen Space or Storyboard. The tips stress saving multiple angles, HEX color swaps, and testing rhythm in Storyboard before production.
Producers can pair Elements with Nano Banana for realism bumps Pro tips thread and jump from the landing page into project flows and docs LTX landing.
Seedream 4.0 speeds batch edits with multi‑reference inputs
Seedream 4.0 now accepts multiple reference images at once and returns cohesive sets fast, aimed at batch iteration for product and campaign visuals. It’s positioned to cut round‑trips when you need consistent style across angles.
BytePlus teased the workflow and results for creative teams evaluating throughput and consistency Feature brief, with a short explainer video linked for a quick scan Product video.
Pollo AI rolls out Flash Templates for quick promo restyles
Pollo AI introduced Flash Templates geared for making products “pop” with pre‑built motion/lighting setups, plus 30+ Black Friday presets and 3 free uses each through Dec 1. It’s a low‑friction way to restyle promos without timeline work.
The launch thread includes a direct link to the templates and a small credit promo for trying them today Launch thread, with the template gallery live for immediate tests Template page.

Stay first in your field.
No more doomscrolling X. A crisp morning report for entrepreneurs, AI creators, and engineers. Clear updates, time-sensitive offers, and working pipelines that keep you on the cutting edge. We read the firehose and hand-pick what matters so you can act today.
I don’t have time to scroll X all day. Primer does it, filters it, done.
Renee J.
Startup Founder
The fastest way to stay professionally expensive.
Felix B.
AI Animator
AI moves at ‘blink and it’s gone’. Primer is how I don’t blink.
Alex T.
Creative Technologist
Best ROI on ten minutes of my day. I’ve shipped two features purely from their daily prompts.
Marta S.
Product Designer
From release noise to a working workflow in 15 minutes.
Viktor H
AI Artist
It’s the only digest that explains why a release matters and shows how to use it—same page, same morning.
Priya R.
Startup Founder
Stay professionally expensive
Make the right move sooner
Ship a product