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SoraLum v2.1.0 adds two new AI video model experiences, making it easier to choose a model and start the right video workflow from one place.

What is new

• New Happy Horse page: Explore Happy Horse at https://soralum.com/video-ai/model/happy-horse and use it for text-to-video, image-to-video, and prompt-based video editing.
• New Seedance 2.0 page: Try Seedance 2.0 Fast at https://soralum.com/video-ai/model/seedance2 for fast text-to-video and image-to-video creation.
• More video generation choices: Happy Horse and Seedance 2.0 Fast are now available from the text-to-video and image-to-video workflows.
• Better video editor workflow: Happy Horse video editing supports source videos, optional reference images, and audio handling choices.
• Clearer generation controls: Model-specific hints, video duration display, and updated credit estimates make setup easier before generating.

SoraLum v2.0.0 changes the product in a bigger way than a normal feature release. It now feels like one connected AI creation platform where I can move from an idea to images, prompts, and video without rebuilding the workflow in separate tools.

What feels different now

• One creative entry point can branch into image, prompt, or video work: I can start with a single idea, decide whether I want to generate an image, build a reusable prompt, or extend the same concept into video, and keep the workflow connected.
• The image side now feels like a full production workspace: Image generation, image editing, fast tools, effects, and model choices all sit inside the same product, so I can move from rough concept to polished visual without resetting context.
• The prompt workflow is no longer isolated: I can turn references into prompts, optimize rough ideas, browse the Prompt Library, and then feed those prompts back into image creation instead of treating prompting as a separate job.
• Video is now part of the same system: Text-to-video, image-to-video, and lightweight video editing let me continue the same creative direction into motion content instead of stopping at static visuals.
• The whole product feels closer to a real workspace: For me, the biggest upgrade is not a single tool. It is the fact that SoraLum now supports a full loop from inspiration to publishable assets in one place.

Why this matters to me

Before v2.0.0, I might use one tool for images, another for prompts, and a third one for video. Now the product matches the way I actually work: start with an idea, refine it, reuse it, and turn it into different kinds of visual output without breaking momentum.

SoraLum v1.5.0 improves the part of the workflow where I used to get stuck most often: writing prompts. Now I can start from a rough idea or a reference image and turn it into something I can actually reuse across image generation workflows.

What changed for me

• Prompt optimization makes rough ideas usable: I can type a short thought in plain language, and SoraLum expands it into a stronger prompt with clearer subject details, composition, lighting, materials, and quality constraints.
• Image-to-prompt helps me reverse-engineer references: When I only have a sample image, I can pull out the style, framing, and visual details into a reusable prompt foundation instead of guessing from scratch.
• The Prompt Library gives me daily inspiration I can copy and reuse: I can browse curated prompt examples, copy what I need, and use "do the same" style workflows to move from inspiration to generation faster.
• Prompt reuse gets easier across models and styles: Once I have a solid base prompt, I can keep testing it across different models and visual directions without rewriting everything every time.

Why this matters to me

This release does more than add one prompt feature. It turns prompting into a workflow: discover, optimize, reuse, and iterate. That saves me time whether I am a beginner who does not know how to write prompts yet or a creator who wants faster testing.

SoraLum v1.0.0 is the first version where I can actually finish image work in one place. I can start from a text idea, upload a reference image, edit an existing photo, and try visual effects without bouncing between separate tools.

What I can use right away

• Image generation and image-to-image now live in the same flow: I can create from scratch or upload a base image and keep the original composition, subject, and lighting while testing new styles, looks, and variations.
• Common image editing tasks are in one workspace: Background replacement, text and watermark removal, object cleanup, outpainting, relighting, and recoloring are now part of one workflow, so I spend less time exporting files and switching apps.
• Photo effects help me ship visuals faster: I can turn ordinary photos into sketches, stylized portraits, or other ready-to-share effects much more quickly when I need social content, campaign assets, or creative tests.
• The product already feels usable for non-designers: The flow is simple enough that I can focus on getting a publishable result instead of learning a complicated tool first.

Why this matters to me

Before this release, I had to piece together image generators, editors, and effect tools by myself. With v1.0.0, SoraLum already gives me a clear starting point for generating, editing, and polishing images inside one product.