What's new on ToRun
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June 2026
Workflow videos such as birthday slideshows now use all of the photos you upload, instead of dropping some along the way.
When a workflow produces a video, song or other media, you can now play it directly on the run page instead of staring at raw data — no download needed.
The photo picker now lets you select multiple images in one go — from your library or your device — and confirm them together, instead of adding them one at a time.
We fixed the issues that could leave a workflow stuck partway through — such as a song-video that generated the lyrics but never the visuals. Steps now run with the right permissions, time out cleanly if something hangs,…
Deep Research now streams its full answer and sources into the chat as it works, so long multi-minute investigations no longer time out or appear blank until you refresh.
The in-app helper now works through longer tasks without looping or getting stuck, lets you stop it at any time, and greets first-time visitors so it's easy to discover what it can do.
Live transcription now offers a choice of models — including OpenAI's transcribers and ElevenLabs Scribe — each showing its per-minute price upfront so you can pick the right balance of quality and cost.
You can now combine up to fourteen reference images in a single image edit, making it easy to merge subjects, styles or scenes into one picture.
We've added Google's newest models — Gemini 3.5 Flash, 3.1 Pro and 3.1 Flash-Lite for chat, plus Nano Banana Pro for image generation and editing — so you always have the freshest options.
Image, music, voice and transcription tools now show the chosen model, the per-unit rate and an estimated total before you run, so there are no cost surprises.
Image, video, music, voice, transcription and translation tools now each have a Recent panel, so you can revisit what you made and reuse a previous prompt with a single tap.
Music now generates through a background pipeline that no longer fails on longer tracks or shows a confusing '0 undefined', and your prompt is kept safe even if something goes wrong.