Changelog

Brand Mind just got its biggest upgrade yet. Instead of only storing your colors and fonts, it now forms real conclusions about your brand, learns from everything you do, and proves it in your very first session.

Start with just your name. Create a brand and type its name. Krumzi finds your website and logo, pulls your colors and fonts into your brand kit automatically, and gets to work.

Research that does your homework. Krumzi reads your website, looks up what your customers say, and checks how similar brands present themselves, narrating every step while it works. About a minute later you get "Here's what I understand": plain-language conclusions like "You're the premium option, your designs should never look like a discount flyer." Confirm them, fix them in place, or dismiss them. Every design you generate from then on is steered by them.

It speaks your customers' language. If your audience posts in French (or German, or Spanish…), Brand Mind notices, and writes your conclusions and your design copy in that language from the first design on.

No brand yet? Build one together. Pick the interview instead: a real conversation, not a form. Every question builds on your last answer. Tell it you restore mid-century furniture and the next question is about estate sales, not a generic "who's your audience?". Along the way it picks up your brand's name, what you sell, and your colors: if you have colors, say them; if you don't, it proposes a palette from your taste picks. Either way your brand kit is ready by the time the interview ends.

Feed it anything. Drop brand guidelines, a pitch deck, or screenshots of posts you love into Brand Mind. It reads them, shows you what it learned, and asks you to settle it when a document contradicts something it believed.

Watch it learn. The "What I've learned lately" feed shows every signal: a thumbs-down you gave, a font you changed, a design you exported. Anything it learned wrong, undo with one tap.

Open Brand Mind from the sidebar any time to see your brief. The more you react to designs, the sharper it gets.

We tightened up how the AI designer works behind the scenes, and the result is simple: the same design now costs you fewer credits.

Here's what changed:

The AI checks its work in one pass now. It used to re-screenshot and re-check the canvas over and over while polishing small details, and every extra round cost credits. Now it gathers all the issues first, fixes them in one batch, and takes one final look before handing the design back to you. There are hard limits behind this, so a design can't quietly rack up checks in the background anymore.

Long conversations got cheaper too. In very long design chats, old messages could pile up and make every new request more expensive. Krumzi now trims the oldest parts of the conversation automatically before each request. Your current design is never affected, since the AI always works from the live canvas.

You don't need to do anything to get this. It applies to every design chat automatically.

One small tip: if you're deep into a very long conversation and the AI seems to have forgotten something you said near the start, just mention it again in your next message, or start a fresh chat on the same design.

You can now make multi-page documents in Krumzi. Front-and-back flyers, 4-page brochures, menus, one-pager sets, that kind of thing.

How it works

1. Open the AI Designer and pick Document as the type. It sits right next to Image, Carousel, and Video.

2. Choose a page size and orientation: A4, A5, A3, US Letter, Half Letter, or DL, portrait or landscape.

3. Set how many pages you want, anywhere from 2 to 12.

4. Describe the document like you'd describe any other design. Something like "a 4-page brochure for my yoga studio: cover, class schedule, pricing, contact page" works great.

The AI knows it's designing for print, so it builds a cover, keeps the inside pages on a shared grid, and puts your call to action and contact details on the back. Text stays inside the safe margin, and there are no social-media hooks or platform safe zones getting in the way.

In the editor

Every page shows a dashed safe-margin guide so you can see what's print-safe at a glance. You can add or remove pages, move things around, or just ask the AI to change something ("make page 3 less busy", "swap the cover photo"). Everything's editable, same as always.

Exporting

Hit export and you'll get a multi-page PDF at 300 dpi by default, ready to send to a printer or attach to an email.

Good to know

• Documents are available on Pro and Ultra.

We just added Claude Fable 5 to the model roster. It's Anthropic's most powerful model yet, and it sits a tier above Opus in the selector.

Reach for it when the brief has to land perfectly on the first try: intricate multi-element campaigns, the sharpest copy, long carousels with real narrative arcs, anything where you want the most capable model available doing the work.

Fable 5 runs at roughly 2x the credits of Opus per turn. It's the priciest option in the lineup, so save it for the moments that genuinely need the best. For everyday work, Sonnet or GPT 5.4 are still the sweet spot.

Available on every plan.

Exporting images and carousels just got an upgrade.

• PDF exports. Download any image or carousel as a PDF. Carousels export as a multi-page PDF, one slide per page, ready to share or print.

• More formats and sizes. Choose PNG, JPG, PDF, or WebP, at 1× up to 4×. Turn on transparent background for PNG and WebP when you need a clean cutout.

• A real export panel. Settings, progress, and download now live in one clean panel anchored to the Export button. Close it mid-export and it keeps running — reopen any time to grab your file.

• Better carousels. Export your slides as separate images in a .zip or as a multi-page PDF, and pick exactly which slides to include — each with a live preview.

• Previous exports. Every export is saved. Re-download any of your design's past exports right from the panel.

Plus smart file names that auto-version (v2, v3…) so you never overwrite an earlier export.

Now you're in control of every edit the AI makes.

When you ask Krumzi to change a design, it no longer just commits the work and hopes you like it. Every element the AI adds, tweaks, or removes shows up for review and you decide what stays.

Here's how it works:

• Spot changes at a glance. Each changed element gets a small dot on the canvas, so you can see exactly what the AI touched.

• Keep or discard one at a time. Click an element and you'll find Keep and Discard right in its toolbar. Loved that new headline but not the shape it added? Keep one, toss the other.

• Or handle it all at once. The review panel in the chat lists every pending change. Hit Keep all or Discard all when you're ready.

• See the clean version anytime. Toggle the markers off to preview your design exactly as it'll look, with no review clutter in the way.

Your pending changes stick around too - refresh the page or come back later and they'll still be waiting for your call. And you can keep chatting: the AI builds right on top of changes you haven't reviewed yet, so nothing slows down.

The result: experiment freely. Ask for bold changes, and keep only the ones that land.

You can now make Krumzi think before it designs. Flip the new Think pill in the AI chat input and the model takes a planning step before responding. Useful for complex multi-element designs where rushing produces messy results.

Available on Sonnet 4.6, Opus 4.7, GPT 5.4 and 5.4 Mini, and the Gemini 2.5 / 3.1 family.

The sidebar got a real redesign, and you can now top up credits whenever you want.

A cleaner sidebar

The whole left panel is rebuilt:

• A new workspace switcher at the top, with your active workspace name and a clear way to swap between brands.

• A search bar that opens a ⌘K command palette to jump anywhere instantly. Try G then V for Visuals, G then B for Brand Mind, G then P for Post Ideas, G then K for Brand Kit, G then E for Exports, or just N to start a new design.

• The sidebar collapses into an icon rail when you want more canvas. Click the chevron next to the logo to fold it; click the chevron at the bottom of the rail to expand again.

• A polished credits card showing your monthly grant with a circular progress ring and a clear "Resets monthly" hint.

• A profile menu that consolidates Account settings, Billing, Help center, Contact support, Send feedback, and Leave a review in one dropdown. Cleaner than the old footer link list.

Credit top-ups, never expire

If you've ever run out of credits before the month ended, this is for you. We added three credit packs to the billing page:

• Snack for a small overrun.

• Booster for the most common case.

• Power-up for heavy weeks.

Top-up credits never expire. Krumzi spends your monthly plan credits first, then dips into top-ups only when the plan bucket is empty. So a top-up is real reserve budget you keep until you actually need it. You can buy them on Starter, Pro, Ultra, or with a Lifetime license. Trial users see plan upgrades only.

If you're on Ultra and run low, your sidebar now points you straight to the top-up section. If you're on a lower plan, you'll see "Upgrade" and land at the plans grid first.