Feature
Convert Studio Experiences with Flex AI
September, 2026
Bring your Studio work into Flex without rebuilding it. Point Flex AI at a Studio experience and it recreates the content as a fully editable Flex experience, so your existing library moves forward instead of starting over.
What it does:
Turns a Studio experience into a Flex experience with Flex AI, no manual rebuild required
Recreates your content as a responsive, fully editable Flex experience you can refine from there
Closes the gap between Studio and Flex, so migrating your existing library takes minutes instead of days
Gives you a running start on Flex while keeping the content and intent of the original
Feature
Import a PDF with Flex AI
September, 2026
Turn a static PDF into an interactive, responsive experience. Upload a PDF into Flex AI, choose the format you want, and it builds a fully editable Flex experience from the content inside, so you can give old assets new life in minutes.
What it does:
Imports any PDF into Flex and turns its content into an interactive, responsive experience
Lets you choose the output format: a full landing page, a teaser page, a presentation, or anything in between
Builds a fully editable Flex experience, so you can refine and design from there like any other build
Gives static, one-off assets a second life as living, on-brand experiences
Feature
Embed Hubspot, Marketo, and Eloqua Forms
September, 2026
Capture leads without leaving Flex. Drop your HubSpot, Marketo, or Eloqua forms right into an experience with dedicated components, and submissions flow straight into your platform of choice.
What it does:
Adds dedicated HubSpot, Marketo, and Eloqua tiles to the Integrations panel, each dropping a live form onto the canvas
Renders your real form as you build, so you can size and frame it without waiting for Preview
Sends every submission straight to your platform, so the lists, workflows, and follow-up automation on that form keep running unchanged
Sets up with the details your platform already gives you, with no account to connect and no embed code to paste
Feature
Noun Project Icons in Flex
September, 2026
Add icons without ever leaving the editor. A new native integration with The Noun Project puts a huge, searchable icon library right in the Add content menu, so you can drop the symbol you need onto the canvas in seconds.
What it does:
Adds an Icons option to the Add content menu, alongside Sections, Components, and Pages
Searches the full Noun Project library by keyword, with no account to connect and no third-party tools
Inserts every icon as an editable SVG, so it stays sharp at any size across responsive layouts
Resizes and recolors like any other Flex asset, right from the Inspector Panel
Any text element can now split into columns, with control over the gutter between them, so body copy reads like a magazine spread instead of stretching the full width of the page.
Feature
Text Columns
September, 2026
Flow your copy into multiple columns inside a single text box. Text Columns bring an editorial, magazine-style layout to Flex, so long passages are easier to read and quicker to lay out.
What it does:
Splits the text in a single text box into multiple columns, with your copy flowing from one column to the next automatically
Lets you set the number of columns and the gutter spacing between them right from the Inspector Panel
Reflows cleanly across breakpoints, so a multi-column desktop layout stays readable on tablet and mobile
Works with your existing text styles, so columns stay on brand without extra setup
Feature
New CMS Connectors: AEM, WordPress & Contentful
September, 2026
Bring Ceros experiences into the tools you already publish with. Three new connectors let authors add interactive experiences to Adobe Experience Manager, WordPress, and Contentful directly, with no hand-rolled embed codes or external scripts.
What it does:
Adds native connectors for Adobe Experience Manager, WordPress, and Contentful, each built into that platform's own editor
Lets authors browse their Ceros account, pick an experience, and preview it in place, instead of copying embed codes between tabs
Gives control over delivery, with a choice of render modes to trade off freshness, offline resilience, and how each experience is served
Supports server-side rendering and local asset storage, so experiences can be read as part of your page and served without a runtime dependency on the Ceros CDN
Feature
September, 2026
Add interactive maps and videos straight to the canvas. Two new integrations let you drop in a Google Map or a YouTube video from the Integrations panel, then configure it in the Inspector, with no embed codes or API keys required.
What it does:
Adds Google Maps and YouTube tiles to the Integrations panel in Design mode, each dropping a ready-to-configure frame on the canvas
Google Maps: type a street address or place name and set a zoom level, with no API key, billing account, or domain allow-list needed
YouTube: paste a video URL and set autoplay, controls, mute, loop, and a start time, with support for privacy-enhanced URLs
Renders both live on the canvas, so you can check location, framing, and video while you build instead of waiting for Preview
Feature
August, 2026
Connect Ceros to your own systems and workflows. The new Public API lets your team access accounts, experiences, folders, and embed codes programmatically, so you can automate the work you used to do by hand.
What it does:
Opens programmatic access to core Ceros objects, including accounts, experiences, folders, and embed codes
Secures every request with API key authentication over a standard bearer token
Is versioned with timestamped releases, so you can pin a version and upgrade on your own schedule
Comes with full developer documentation and a version selector to browse each version's exact endpoints
Feature
August, 2026
See and shape your animation timing at a glance. The new Animation Timeline lays out every animation on your selected objects as bars across a time ruler, so you can adjust delays and durations by dragging instead of editing each one by hand.
What it does:
Adds a timeline panel at the bottom of the workspace in Animate mode, showing each animation as a bar with its delay and duration
Lets you drag bars to change delay, or drag either edge to change duration, with snapping to line animations up exactly
Shows gaps and overlaps across multiple objects side by side, so you can time a staggered sequence before you preview
Plays, restarts, and scrubs animations right on the canvas with a draggable playhead
Stays in sync with the Inspector Panel, so edits flow both ways
Feature
User-Level Flex AI Credit Limits
August, 2026
Account admins can now set a monthly Flex AI credit cap for any individual user. It puts per-person guardrails on your shared account pool, so one heavy user can't spend the credits the rest of your team is counting on.
What it does:
Lets admins set a monthly credit limit per user from the Ceros Admin, under Settings > AI Usage
Blocks a user from Flex AI once they hit their limit, with limits resetting on the first of each month
Shows a live progress bar of credits used against each user's limit, right in the user table
Enables blocking Flex AI to a user entirely, so you can roll Flex AI out to a small group first
Stays opt-in: every user starts with no limit, so nothing changes until an admin sets one
iFramless Embed
Feature
Embed a Flex Experience Inline
August, 2026
Flex Inline places a published experience directly in your page without an iframe. It renders inside a Shadow DOM, a scoped section of the page that keeps its styles separate from the rest of your site while still being part of your page.
What it does:
Renders a published experience directly in your page, with no iframe
Scopes styles inside a Shadow DOM, so they stay separate from your site
Adds by pasting a div plus the inline client script
Hands analytics to your own page
Feature
Flex AI Custom Instructions
July, 2026
Teach Flex AI how to build for your brand. Flex AI Instructions are freeform brand guidance stored inside a Brand Kit that capture the rules colors and text styles alone cannot, so Flex AI builds on brand every time.
What it does:
Adds a Flex AI Instructions tab inside each Brand Kit for freeform, written brand guidance
Captures the details styles can't, like how primary and secondary buttons should look, corner radius and padding, allowed color-token combinations, and photography or copy guidelines
Lets you reference colors and text styles by their Token IDs so Flex AI applies exactly the right ones
Applies automatically the next time Flex AI creates content in any experience using that Brand Kit
Save & Publish to make instructions active, or Save Draft to keep editing before they go live
Improvement
New Animation Presets
July, 2026
Flex now includes more Studio-style animation options, so you can recreate common motion patterns without workarounds. It expands the built-in animation library and makes migrating animated Studio content into Flex a lot faster.
What it does:
Adds ten Studio-style animation types to Flex: Blur, Expand, Bob, Shake, Vibrate, Tada, Roll, Jello, Wobble, and Ken Burns
Lets you apply reusable presets instead of building every animation from scratch
Recreates familiar Studio motion patterns during a Studio to Flex migration with less manual setup
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New SDK
Feature
SDK for Flex & Flex AI
July, 2026
Build custom, interactive experience features with code, or let Flex AI write that code for you. The Flex Experience SDK lets a script find your on-canvas components and drive them, and Flex AI is now SDK-aware, so you can create logic and interactivity that standard interactions don't cover without hand-writing JavaScript.
What it does:
Gives you a full SDK surface (Locators, Data, Events, and the SDK Store) to find components and control them programmatically
Powers custom builds like calculators, multiple-choice and conditional-results quizzes, countdown timers, expandable FAQs, dismissible banners, custom video controls, and conditional page navigation
Lets Flex AI turn a plain-language description into working SDK code, always asking for your approval in chat, with a summary of the change, before updating or deleting anything
Stores code as labeled managed blocks in Settings > Custom HTML > Body HTML, where you can read, edit, or copy it anytime
Runs on the standalone preview (opens in a new tab) and on your published experience, so components that look inactive in the Flex workspace aren't broken
Share
Feature
Share Flex Experiences
July, 2026
Bring collaborators and stakeholders into your work directly from Flex. Click Share to invite teammates at the access level you choose, or turn on a public preview link so anyone can view your experience without a Flex account.
What it does:
Invites people to a specific experience by email or name, with Can Design (full editing) or Can Preview (view-only) access
Sets permissions per experience, so the same person can have different access on different experiences without changing their account role
Shares a public preview link that lets anyone view the experience in their browser without signing in
Keeps work-in-progress safe: public preview is view-only, and search engines and AI tools cannot index it
Improvement
On View Triggers
June, 2026
You can now trigger interactions when an element scrolls into view, so content can reveal, hide, or change state as it appears on screen. No new interaction types required.
What it does:
Adds a "View" trigger option to show/hide, group visibility, object states, and supported carousel interactions
Lets you set an optional delay when "View" is selected
Automatically cancels delayed actions if the element leaves the viewport before the delay completes
Works with your existing animation and transition settings, just a new way to trigger them
Feature
June, 2026
Flex AI is now connected to Ceros Educate, giving it direct access to official product documentation, tutorials, and best practices. That means it can teach you how features work, guide you through builds step by step, and help you get unstuck — all without leaving the canvas.
What it does:
Answers product questions with accurate, up-to-date guidance pulled from Educate articles
Walks you through builds with interactive, step-by-step tutorials right in the chat
Helps you troubleshoot roadblocks by diagnosing issues and suggesting fixes in context
Provides links to relevant Educate articles so you can dive deeper on any topic
Give it a try — just ask Flex AI something like “Teach me how responsive breakpoints work” or “How do I add a hover state?” and it’ll walk you through it.
Feature
June, 2026
Flex AI can now build an account-wide Brand Kit for you from a URL, image, existing experience, or quick description, then automatically apply those colors, fonts, and styles to everything it creates.
What it does:
Builds a brand kit from a URL, image, existing experience, or a quick description
Auto-applies your brand colors, fonts, and styles to anything Flex AI creates after
Updates every linked element across your experience when you change a token
Give it a try - just say, "Create a brand kit based on [your input]" to Flex AI. Be sure to include colors, fonts, and text styles when possible.
Improvement
Native Spell Check
May, 2026
Native spellcheck now works inside editable text boxes in Flex, so typos get the familiar red underline as you type, without leaving the editor.
What it does:
Highlights misspellings while you edit text layers on the canvas
Uses your browser's built-in spellcheck across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge
Works alongside normal text styling with no rendering conflicts
Improvement
Text & Animation Polish
May, 2026
Two editor fixes that make text and animations behave the way you'd expect. Text with descenders like "g" and "y" now renders fully on the canvas, and animation timing fields accept values like "10s".
What it does:
Renders text fully when "fit content" is applied, so descenders no longer get clipped
Accepts time values like "10s" in animation delay and duration fields
Flags invalid timing inputs instead of silently reverting them
Feature
Asset Library
May, 2026
Stop rebuilding the same buttons, headers, and feature blocks from scratch. Save logos, images, components, section, or anything on the canvas to your account's Asset Library and drop them into any Flex project in a couple of clicks.
Save reusable, on-brand, interactive and animated assets from your canvas
Organize, browse, search, and insert from one shared library
Permissions to control who can create vs. use saved items
Feature
Drop Zones
May, 2026
Drop Zones give you real-time visual feedback as you drag elements on the canvas — so you can see exactly where something will land before you let go.
What it does:
Shows a placeholder preview of an element's landing position as you drag it
Works when moving elements into, out of, or between Flex containers
Works when reordering elements within a container
Feature
April, 2026
Flex AI — your canvas-aware design collaborator — is now live across all workspaces where AI is enabled. Flex AI works inside your design, not in a separate chat window. It sees your canvas, understands your brand assets, and helps you build, iterate, and refine without breaking your creative flow.
Feature
April, 2026
Brand Kits let you define your brand colors and text styles once at the account level, then reuse them across any Flex experience. No more recreating styles project by project.
How it works:
Create a Brand Kit with your color and text style tokens in the Theme & Styles Panel manager
Select a Brand Kit for any experience to apply your brand styles
When you update a Brand Kit, existing experiences aren’t changed until you choose to apply the update – no surprise changes
Brand Kits keep everyone on-brand without manual style policing.
Improvement
April, 2026
You can now export any Flex experience as a standalone HTML file. Download a complete package with all assets included, then host it on your own domain or infrastructure — no embeds or iframes required. Perfect for teams with strict hosting or security requirements.
Improvement
Carousel & Slideshow Interactions
April, 2026
Building carousels, tabbed content, and step-based flows in Flex just got a whole lot easier.
Previously, creating sequential or cycling content meant manually wiring show/hide rules for every element. Now, you can skip all of that with new group-based visibility interactions:
Cycle Next — Move forward through a group of elements.
Cycle Previous — Move backward through a group.
Just define a group of related elements, assign an interaction to a button, arrow, thumbnail, or any trigger, and it just works. State is managed automatically, wrapping is built in, and you don't have to worry about visibility logic breaking.
Whether you're building image carousels, slideshows, or multi-step flows, what used to take careful manual setup now takes a few clicks.
Improvement
New Effects: Blur, Ripple & Blur Background
April, 2026
Three new effects just dropped in Flex to give you even more creative control over your designs.
Blur: Soften any element to create depth, focus, or a dreamy visual feel.
Ripple: Add a dynamic wave effect that brings motion and energy to your content.
Blur Background: Keep your foreground sharp while blurring what's behind it for a polished, layered look.
All three are available now in the Effects panel.
