Ever wanted to create those photo-realistic device mockups for your client galleries? Well, now you can.. with just one-click!

Find the new Create Device Graphics in your project's Deliver tab:

Click the Create Yours button, and let the magic happen!

This feature will automatically generate 6 versions of graphics showcasing your gallery on various devices, ready for download & publishing.

Learn more about how you can use these graphics for your business, on your website, marketing material and social media.

Introducing GROVE, our latest collection layout with an edgy design.

As our gallery layouts expand, we have updated the Layout Selection window to display the Single-Video and Multi-Video Collection layouts separately for better selection.

You can also start with a Single-Video layout when delivering the initial teaser or sneak-peek video, and later change the layout to Collection when adding more videos. 

Try Grove with your next client gallery today:

Introducing Mirage, our latest collection layout with a bold new design. 

Featuring Hightower Film and Russell Kent Nicholls. 

Try out Mirage for your next project today:

When uploading the gallery's background image, it may look great on desktop, but may get incorrectly cropped on mobile devices.

Adjusting the Focal Point:

Adjust the focal point of the background image to ensure the subject of the image is always in view, and looks great on all screens.

Available to all members, give it a try today! Learn more about this feature here. 

To further enhance the presentation of our client galleries, we have added subtle fade-in animations when visting a gallery and navigating between sub-pages.

This also improves the loading of client galleries and offers a smoother navigation experience. Available now for all layout templates. 

VidFlow TV App now also available for all Roku TVs and devices. This also includes TV's with Roku TV built-in, such as Hisense, Sharp, TCL, and more.

With Roku being one of the most popular streaming devices in North America and Europe, this brings great convenience for many of our end-clients. 

Clients can search for VidFlow on their Roku device, or add the VidFlow channel to their device here.

This is in addition to our existing suite of TV apps for Apple TV, Fire TV, Samsung, LG, Sony, and Android/Google TV based TVs & devices.

With many clients viewing their video galleries in non-English regions, we have introduced automatic translation supporting 7 new languages - French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Greek, and German.

Based on the client's device or browser settings, the interface is automatically translated to the native supported language. If you would like to request support for another language, drop us a comment below.

If you would like to share any feedback or help us improve our translations, you can reach us via email here.

If you use chapters markers when working with Adobe Premiere Pro, you can easily import them to your uploaded videos. 

• Open your finished Premiere Pro project, with added chapter markers.
• Click on File > Export > Markers...
• Export in .csv format

Importing Chapters on VidFlow

• Open your gallery project, and click on the video.
• This will open the video details window. Click on the Advanced tab to access Chapters.
• In the Chapters panel, click on Import > Premiere Pro Markers (.csv)

• Select the .csv file you exported from Premiere Pro
• Your chapters will then be added to the video. You can make further adjustments to the chapter titles and timecode, if needed.

When uploading videos to your galleries, adding thumbnail images to videos is a must to best showcase them to your clients. 

We have always offered the option to upload custom images as video thumbnails, but we now offer two new & fast ways to add thumbnail images:

1. Use auto-generated 'Suggested' Images

When your video finishes uploading, you will see 3 suggested frames to use as the thumbnail for your video. You can simply click and apply and thumbnail image. 

2. Capture Frame from Video

Once your video has finished transcoding and is available for playback, click the 'Capture Frame' button. This will switch the video preview to capture mode. Playback the video and seek to the desired frame, and preferably pause the video at that frame. Next, click the 'Use Frame as Thumbnail' button. The frame image will be then be applied as the video thumbnail. 

You can learn more about adding video thumbnails here. If you have any feedback to improve this feature, you can share in comments below.