Released October 23, 2026
Premium brings five map looks, a photos-first layout, a soundtrack you pick and an opening on your own photo. And a film can now pause while it writes.
Daylight is still the map every film gets. Overcast, Paper, Golden hour, Dark slate, and Time of day, which follows the sun from Dark slate at night to Daylight in the middle of the day, are part of Premium now.
With it you also pick the soundtrack's style, ask for another take when the first one isn't it, and set the dials for layers, rhythm and tone. Pay once or yearly, and try it free for a week first. Your whole trip, every export size and the Daylight map stay free.
How it works today: Premium
Photos first hands the frame to your photos and clips, and the route keeps drawing itself in a corner. It suits a day with more photos than riding.
The film can also open on a photo or clip of your own with the title over it, instead of on the map.
How it works today: Premium
Pause stops a film partway through, and Resume goes on from there. If one gets interrupted anyway, by a call or a phone that went to sleep, the Film step says how far it got and Continue picks it up there instead of at the start.
How it works today: Getting the film out
