Autopilot can now build your week around the products and services you want to promote, and it has its own place in settings. Your own website photos can be posted as they are, fewer plans fail, and setting up is smoother.
Spotlight your products and services
On your weekly topic deck in Autopilot, choose "Spotlight your products" to open a shelf of your own products or services (the wording fits your business, such as services, dishes or what you offer). Pick up to three, add an optional note such as a sale and an "Offer ends on" date, then choose "Build my week around these". Pim suggests quick picks with a reason for each, favouring items that haven't been featured recently, have a photo, are new or whose posts did well. Now and then, at most every other week, the deck also offers one as "Pim's pick".
Workspace admins can use "Add from a link": paste a product page link and Pim fills in the photo, name and price on a card you can edit and add with one click, either on the shelf or in Brand Settings → Offers. Spotlight posts always use your product's own photo, never an invented one; if there's no photo, Pim asks you to upload one or uses a text-based card instead. Each post links to that product's own page (Instagram-only posts may say "link in bio"), and prices are checked again against the product page when your week is written, so posts never state a price Pim couldn't confirm.
Autopilot settings and smarter style mixes
Autopilot now has its own section in settings for admins, showing whether it's On, Paused or Off, with an "Adjust Autopilot" button. If Autopilot is available but switched off, General settings shows a "Try Autopilot" link. Autopilot is offered once you've finished setting up and your billing is active, and owners whose account is locked can still switch it off.
If you've saved several visual styles and use "Mix", Pim now learns which styles you actually approve. Once the pattern is clear, admins are asked after finishing a plan or Autopilot review whether to keep just the styles they favour, keep the mix, or decide later. Nothing changes until you answer.
Your photos, posts and plans
Product photos imported from links on your own website can now be posted unchanged by Plans, Autopilot and chat, rather than only inspiring new AI images. Links from other sites still only guide new images. In chat, when one post goes out to several networks at once, such as Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, each post now keeps the image its caption describes instead of sometimes getting another post's image.
Fewer content plans fail. Pim keeps usable brand analysis it used to throw away, tries the visual analysis of your brand once more if it doesn't work first time, handles more logo file types including SVG, and skips boilerplate pages on your website. If your homepage screenshot doesn't load, Pim tries again so websites with little text can still get a plan; you may briefly see a note that Pim is taking a second look at your website; this usually takes a minute or two.
Smoother setup
If a gift preview fails, a Continue button lets you carry on, and a preview that's still being prepared now shows as preparing rather than failed. The website step tells you straight away if you've entered a social media or marketplace link, and pressing Enter submits it. Screen-reader support is better, including the Back button and step progress. Preview posts show which post you're on with steadier controls on mobile, and the intro video loads much faster. The pricing page now opens on monthly billing, with yearly still one tap away.
Also improved
Unsubscribe links in Picmim emails no longer expire, and one-click unsubscribe from your mail app now works. In chat, the "Created posts" panel shows each draft once with its image instead of an empty thumbnail, and clicking an image in the media library picker now selects it so Insert works. Mute, volume and seek controls on videos in plan review cards now work in Safari.