Changelog
Every update, every feature, every fix — the full history of onomo.
Canvas becomes a design + animation studio
Canvas grew from a cover-art editor into a full motion studio: design like Photoshop, animate to your actual song, export the loop.
Animation Center — flip Design ⇄ Timeline for a real keyframe timeline: per-layer clips, one-click scene vibes, transform + property keyframes (font size, stroke width, colour…), curved motion paths, and a smooth RAM-buffered preview
Audio-reactive visuals — 240+ animated generators (100+ react to your music): bind a track and they pulse to it, with the reaction baked deterministically and the song muxed into the exported video
Audio FX & Transitions — shape the project track with gain, low/high-pass, reverb and saturate plus fade in/out; what you hear in preview is what exports
Multi-page sequences — design each page like its own artboard, then play them as one video with morphing transitions (crossfade / slide / fade-through), audio running straight through on its own clock
3D turntable → video — spin a 3D logo or extruded text and render it to a transparent (alpha) video layer you can stroke, blend, keyframe, and composite over your live-animating scene
Per-layer Animation in the Inspector — set any layer to still or a movement preset without opening the timeline; ⌘/Ctrl-click deep-select to grab the exact layer under the cursor through groups and overlays
Resize parity — Shift now locks aspect ratio on a corner drag (Alt scales from centre), and the marquee tool’s add/subtract modes stick and no longer warp the selection box
Onomo is here — the open beta
The whole studio, in your browser: Studio, Canvas, Motion, Journal, Foundry, and the Toolkit — free to start.
Studio — a real browser DAW: 30 synth engines, 16 drum engines, 17 Ono FX + Track EQ, sequencer, piano roll, mixer with bus routing, automation, tempo automation, audio recording and a sampler
Canvas — a layer-based design editor for cover art and visuals: layers, blend modes and masks, 43 fonts, 3D title text, AI image generation, and one-click social-size exports
Motion — a music-video editor with an audio brain: stem-bound visual FX, auto-timed lyric videos, a GPU engine with 3D transforms and keyframes, and frame-accurate MP4 export
Journal — the pre-production notebook: a lyric editor with a built-in rhyme finder, self-transcribing voice memos, an infinite brainstorm canvas, and release planning
Ono — an AI assistant that writes editable parts into your project (not finished bounces), plus AI image and video generation across the surfaces
Foundry — three rule-based generators (kits, loops, MIDI) with zero copyright risk, free on every plan
Toolkit — 36 quick tools and 6 power tools (slowed + reverb, stem splitter, audio-to-MIDI, converter, tuner, metronome, and more), most running entirely in your browser
Real-time collaboration in Studio, a creator marketplace, and cloud sync