Whiteboard draws in black on white the way its name always promised, the colour it used to have became a style of its own, and every style can now be looked at before you spend a video finding out.
The frames became a step you can look at before the video is made, one picture can be fixed without remaking the rest, and a scene can run as long as you tell it to.
Any video can be downloaded in any shape without being cropped, the styles in the app match the ones on the site, and minutes come back when a render does not happen.
A PDF, a Word file, a screenshot or a photo of a whiteboard can be the source of a video, instead of typing a topic.
All eighteen drawing styles are visible when you pick one, instead of six with the rest behind a button.
A welcome letter that says something useful, every letter in the same shape, and an unsubscribe link that works.
The board texture is the scene's own board from the first stroke, and buyers stopped losing minutes to tax rounding.
The narrator reads the whole script in one go, so scenes stop ending on an audible breath, and formatting is never read aloud.
Retrying a failed video works properly, the quoted length got closer to the truth, and you are told when a render fails.
Your own drawing style as a reference image, and a check on what goes in before anything is generated.
Buy minutes as you need them, and ask a question from inside the app.
Choose the shape of the video before it is made, share a finished one with a link, and pick up a job where you left it.
Renders wait in a line that tells you your place, you can leave the line, and a video is put together several times faster.