What's new on ToRun
No marketing copy, just the diff — newest first.
July 2026
The public site was redesigned end to end: a calm dark-first theme with four appearance modes, real catalog numbers on the homepage, full footer navigation with a language switcher, and the same honest per-call cost stor…
You can now choose how your photo is used — as the opening frame or as a pure style reference — and optionally add a destination frame. The model fills in the motion between the two.
Birthday and similar templates default to 180 seconds instead of 30, with room up to 300 — so the result actually fits the occasion instead of cutting off.
Gemini-based Google voices are now available in the voice studio, adding another natural-sounding option alongside the existing providers.
MiniMax Music 1.5 and Stable Audio joined the music studio. Each song is one flat price you see before you generate — no token math.
xAI's Grok family is now in the catalog — Grok chat with long-context support, Grok image generation and Grok video. Priced per call and pickable like any other model.
Live sessions now resume seamlessly after a network hiccup, so long interpreter conversations keep flowing instead of cutting out.
When our team answers your support ticket you now get an in-app notification, no matter how the ticket was opened. No more checking back manually.
Chat reply badges and the billing screens now consistently show your costs in Runs. After the currency switch some badges briefly showed 0 — every surface now reads the same, correct number.
Groq-hosted models joined the catalog and answer at very high speed. Whisper transcription and the Orpheus voices run on Groq too, and the model list was refreshed so only current, working models are shown.
We screen uploaded and AI-generated images, and published text, with an automated safety classifier. Every check now appears as a $0 line in your billing history, so you can see exactly what was scanned — content checks…
Sign-up now explains exactly why a username isn't accepted — for example if it contains spaces — instead of a confusing error, and it clearly asks you to accept the terms before creating an account.