Here’s what changed this week in AI tools, pricing shifts, new features, and platform updates worth knowing about if you use AI in your marketing or content workflow.
Canva: ProSuite bundles Affinity, Cavalry, Flourish and Leonardo into one platform
If you use Canva for client work, ProSuite folds the four tools Canva acquired, photo editing, motion design, data visualization and AI image generation, into one connected suite with over 100 new features. Core apps stay free, so you get Adobe-level capabilities like RAW photo editing and 3D model support without adding a new subscription.
Source: Creative Bloq
Runway: AI video generation now plugs directly into Premiere Pro and After Effects
You can now generate and restyle video clips right inside your Premiere Pro or After Effects timeline using your existing Runway plan credits, no more exporting frames to a browser and re-importing results. This matters if you produce client video content and want AI generation without leaving your normal editing workflow.
Source: Runway
ElevenLabs: Voice agents can now queue callers instead of dropping them
ElevenLabs’ conversational agents can now queue callers when every agent is busy, with customizable hold audio instead of a dropped call or voicemail. If you run a phone-based AI assistant or booking line, this closes a gap that used to send overflow callers away entirely.
Source: ElevenLabs Changelog
OpusClip: New Motion Studio generates b-roll and brand assets from a prompt
Motion Studio lets you upload reference images, video and audio, then describe what you want, and get finished b-roll or branded video assets back with no timeline editing. If you repurpose long-form video into short clips and need quick supporting footage, this saves a trip to a separate editor.
Source: OpusClip Changelog
OpusClip is now an official Claude connector
You can pull OpusClip’s clipping and editing features straight into a Claude conversation with a few clicks, no API key setup required. If your team already uses Claude for content workflows, this cuts out a tool switch when turning long videos into short clips.
Source: OpusClip Changelog
Midjourney: Alpha site adds brush-based inpainting and a mobile-friendly layout
Midjourney is testing brush-based inpainting that keeps edits strictly inside the area you select, plus a redesigned mobile and tablet layout, on its alpha site ahead of a wider rollout. If you generate images for ads or social posts, tighter selective editing means fewer full regenerations just to fix one detail.