This week brings expanded platform support for Linux users, new Video to VFX controls, and quality-of-life improvements across Beeble Studio and Beeble Editor.
Beeble Studio now supports Rocky Linux 8 & 9, enabling workflows for VFX, animation, and production pipelines that rely on Linux environments. If you already have a Beeble Studio plan, you can download and start using the Linux version immediately. All existing features remain the same.
Practical updates across the platform focused on improving Video to VFX workflows, lighting control, pipeline stability, and on-set capture flexibility.
You can now import your footage as EXR image sequences to generate VFX passes. This gives you maximum quality and full flexibility when working in professional pipelines.
Auto: AI generates a clean matte on the first frame and propagates it through the rest of the video. Recommended when the subject is clearly separated in the first frame.
Manual Keyframe: Use your own alpha mask for the selected keyframe. The AI will propagate that mask across the entire sequence. Recommended when you want full control. Manual Keyframe is supported only for EXR image sequence input.
