FrameRef 1.1.0 is our first major update, and it introduces our first AI features, voice memos, mind map functionality, portals, a customizable toolbar, and several bug fixes
You can use the Check for Updates action in the Help menu to download and install FrameRef 1.1.0 If needed, here are the download links as well:
Windows —> https://frameref.app/download-latest Mac —>https://frameref.app/download-latest-mac
These days, more and more people are getting used to having AI as part of their workflow. To make sure you don’t need to leave FrameRef to edit your images with AI, we added a couple of basic AI features directly into FrameRef.
You can now select one or several images in your canvas and run the new Tag Selected Images action. This will automatically add a few search tags to your selected images, so that you can easily find these in the FrameRef search.
Select 1-5 images, hit the AI Edit button, and then you can use Image Edit to edit existing images using a text prompt while preserving composition.
Through the FrameRef search, you can now find the Image Gen tool. Here you can give a description of what you want, and that picture will be generated for you.
Select 1 or more images, hit the AI Edit button, and then you can use Image Try-On to virtually fit one or more garments onto a person’s photo. This model needs a prompt that explains what you want to do, and then also a person image and a garment image. You can drag and drop images between the person and garment fields. You can hold CTRL and drag images from the board onto the AI editor window.
Select 1 image, hit the AI Edit button, and then you can use Image Upscale to upscale the existing image to a target resolution. Max 128 MP.
Through the FrameRef search, you can now find the Video Animate tool. Here you can add an image you want to animate, and also the video you want to use as reference.
As it costs us money to run any of these AI features, we have also introduced a credit system. From the new AI menu in FrameRef, you can go to our new AI platform website, and here you can view some basic info on the available models and also open the Dashboard where you can create an account, add funds, see transactions, etc.
Once you have an account, you can choose between different one-time credit purchases. Once chosen, a pop-up window will appear where you can complete your purchase. Once it is completed and your funds have been added to your account, you can start using the AI features in FrameRef.
If you hover over any FrameRef item, you will now see a blue dot appear. By dragging from this, you can connect several items together.
To make it easier to navigate large boards, we have added a new item type. Portals. This feature lets you create a portal at location A and then a linked portal at location B.
Once you have opened Portal Mode, you can pan with MMB drag, zoom with Scroll, and then place the first and 2nd portal using LMB.
Once they have been placed, you can select a portal and either hit T or the teleport button on the context-sensitive menu to teleport to the 2nd portal. If you need to adjust the pan or zoom for a portal, you can update it with the square with a dot icon in the context-sensitive menu.
You can now record voice memos directly in FrameRef. You can find it in the FrameRef search. In the voice memo window, you can:
If you aren’t a fan of the default actions in the toolbar, you can now hit the gear icon to adjust it to your liking.
You can find all the available actions by their categories or by search. And then you can simply drag and drop your favorites to the slots 0-9.
The options to jump X frames forward and backward now use bigger steps. We made the jump, 5 seconds for videos and 10 frames for other sequence items like pdfs/gifs etc. We will ex
You can now select an existing drawing before opening the Draw Mode, and then you can continue drawing in the same session.
You can also merge multiple existing drawings with the new merge icon.

You can now adjust the color of existing drawings from the context-sensitive menu.
By right-clicking on a video, you can now find “Go to Time”. Here you can enter the exact time in the video you want to go to.
When pressing I on the keyboard to show item info on the board, the video items now show more metadata. (fps, number of frames, bitrate etc)
In the context-sensitive menu, you can now find the option to Edit Label.
You can now remove and replace shortcuts in the preferences without issues. A new dialog window has been introduced to let you easily handle conflicts.
Text Notes are now created with proper scale, regardless of zoom on the board.
You can now crop videos without bugs.
You can now crop videos without bugs.
You can now crop videos without bugs.