Pim can now research your industry to fill out your content plan when it knows only a little about your business. Reconnecting social accounts, keeping your plan and importing from Canva are also more reliable.
Picmim Autopilot runs your social media one week at a time. Pim, your AI assistant, picks a topic, writes the posts and makes the images, and you approve each post before it goes out. It's the biggest update we've ever shipped, and it gives you back the hours you used to spend planning.
Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts now request the access needed for their inbox features. When connecting Instagram through Facebook or directly, you’ll see guidance tailored to that connection.
Autopilot now tells you exactly what it needs to plan your week and takes you straight to a shorter, tidier Brand DNA page. Publishing problems on LinkedIn and TikTok are also clearer and easier to fix.
Connected assistants now give you more control over Social Inbox AI, helping your team manage settings, review decisions, and keep replies grounded in the right knowledge.
This release keeps your scheduled posts on track when your connection wobbles, puts live help one click away while you work, and opens a public roadmap so you can see where Picmim is heading.
Safe, everyday replies can now keep conversations moving automatically, while replies that need factual knowledge or extra care stay under your control.
Image editing now handles unavailable unsaved drafts more clearly, so you can get back to creating from the saved image you chose without affecting your media library.
This release makes starting with Picmim friendlier and everyday running steadier: a first-month offer on monthly plans, a simpler way to choose your visual style, credits that reset on your billing date, and a round of fixes so connections, previews and pages behave as you'd expect.
Threads inbox conversations now stay protected during cleanup, even when a root is missing from normal discovery. Picmim confirms that a conversation was deleted before starting the existing grace-period cleanup, preserving messages whenever the provider’s response is unclear.
This release brings clearer support diagnostics and smoother social and video workflows, helping marketing professionals and small businesses spend less time troubleshooting and more time managing customer conversations.
This is a small fixes-and-polish release. It makes syncing a Bluesky account in the Social Inbox noticeably quicker, corrects how Facebook photo posts are handled in the composer, and smooths out a few things running behind the scenes.
Picmim v3 is a full internal redesign of the workspace experience. The app now puts PIM, the AI assistant, at the front of the product and gives teams a clearer way to plan, create, review, and schedule social content from one focused workspace.
This release sharpened both the creative workflow and the account experience. We made it easier to move assets out of the media library, expanded what AI creation can do from a simple prompt, and added clearer visibility into AI usage at the workspace level.
This release train refreshed the chat experience while also strengthening analytics and onboarding reliability behind the scenes. The headline changes are more polished AI interactions, better document and video support, and fewer rough edges when connecting accounts or getting started.
This release brought a major analytics and account-management expansion to Picmim. We focused on giving teams deeper visibility into paid and organic performance, stronger Google-connected workflows, and more useful admin tools for managing users at scale.
This release marks the start of a much more capable AI chat in Picmim. Instead of feeling like a simple prompt box, chat now behaves more like a working assistant that can help you plan, generate, refine, and track creative work inside the same conversation.
This release focused on helping teams communicate more clearly across languages, stay informed about product changes, and run lifecycle email campaigns with more control. We also tightened localisation so notifications and support content feel more consistent from first visit to follow-up email.
Over the last two weeks, we focused on making billing more reliable, analytics more actionable, and everyday publishing smoother. This release includes improvements across subscriptions, checkout flows, tracking, and editor usability.
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