Beeble has introduced a major update to  SwitchX 2.0, its video-to-video model that enables filmmakers and VFX artists to modify lighting, backgrounds, props and other elements while preserving the original subject and performance. The update introduces native 4K output, clips up to 20 seconds at 24fps, 10-bit color depth, improved camera tracking and better motion fidelity and lipsync.

What’s new in SwitchX 2.0

• Native 4K output, increased from 1080p.
• Longer shots, increasing the maximum duration to 20 seconds at 24fps.
• 10-bit color depth, up from 8-bit.
• Improved camera tracking, enabling generated results to more closely match the camera movement of the source footage.
• Enhanced motion fidelity, with better handling of fast movement and lipsync.
• Up-rez: A new high-resolution finishing workflow enabling faster, more credit-efficient iteration at 720p before returning to the original source footage to generate the final result at up to 4K, preserving the available source detail.

Beeble has also recently introduced a 3D Scene Generator, powered by World Labs, enabling artists to generate Gaussian splat environments from text, images, video or panoramas; explore them in 3D; and capture shots up to 4K resolution.

Other recent updates include Seedance 2.5 integration, SwitchHDR for converting SDR footage to 16-bit HDR EXR, and expanded image, video and upscaling tools. These capabilities integrate with Canvas, Beeble’s node-based compositing environment, connecting generation, VFX and finishing tools within a single workflow.

SwitchX 2.0 is available on the Beeble platform.