How to stay updated with new AI video model features

What you'll learn
What are AI video model updates?
Common use cases
Stay current with updates step by step
STEP 1: Check the video models page
- On web: Visit picsart.com/video-models regularly to see new models and features
- On mobile: Open Picsart → AI Video → Look for "New" badges on model options
STEP 2: Explore what's new
When you spot a new model or feature, look for:
- New models: Try generating the same prompt in the new model and your current favorite to compare quality and style
- New settings: Check for expanded aspect ratios, longer durations, or additional control options
- Improved capabilities: Test whether updated models handle complex prompts, motion, or realism better than previous versions
- Speed changes: Notice if generation times improved or if quality increased at the cost of speed

STEP 3: Test with your workflow
Generate a few test videos using new features with your typical prompts and projects. See if the new capability solves a problem you've had or opens creative possibilities you couldn't access before. Updates are only useful if they fit your actual work — test with real scenarios, not just novelty experiments.
STEP 4: Adopt what helps
Decide whether to integrate the new feature into your regular workflow: Not every update matters for your work. Use what improves your results, ignore what doesn't. The goal is better output, not using every new feature.
- Does it produce noticeably better quality for your content type?
- Does it save time or simplify your process?
- Does it enable creative work you couldn't do before?
Tips for best results
💡 Set a monthly check-in routine
Video model updates happen frequently but not daily. Check the models page once a month to catch major launches without constant monitoring. Add a calendar reminder so you don't fall behind but also don't waste time checking every day.
💡 Test new features with familiar prompts first
When a new model or feature launches, generate something you've made before. This gives you a direct comparison to judge whether the update actually improved quality, speed, or control. Testing with entirely new concepts makes it hard to isolate what changed.
💡 Focus on updates relevant to your work
If you create social content, vertical format updates matter. If you do cinematic work, realism improvements matter. Don't feel pressure to master every new model — specialize in what serves your projects and ignore the rest.
💡 Keep a simple log of what works
When you find a new model or setting that produces better results, write it down. A simple note like "Switched to Veo 3.1 for client work — better lighting" helps you remember what changed and why. Your future self will thank you when you can't recall which model you used for that great result.
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