Remove background on one file, and a first choice for how
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Voices 1.1: make the sound file as WAV, MP3, M4A or Opus (the desktop app, once Media Studio's engine is installed), then Save it where you choose or send it to Sound Studio or Media Studio. Open a subtitle file (.srt or .vtt) to have it spoken with timing, or a .txt to fill the text box. A voice that can only read aloud now says so, and which voice makes the files. A text longer than 2000 characters is kept as parts (Part 1 of 3, Next part), and Clear starts over.
The Translator and Voices work together: Translate first… in Voices sends the text to the Translator, and Send to Voices in the Translator brings the translation back, ready to be made into a sound file. If one of them is switched off, the other says so. Voices asks and answers in the language you wrote in and keeps a voice's name as it is; the text box and a subtitle file find their own language.
My calendar 1.2.2: an appointment already in the calendar isn't added twice. With a new note or another time, it asks you whether to update or move it, and only your click decides.
Charts 1.2.3 and Map 0.3.2: numbers in a research report are written the way your language writes them (9,600 or 9 600, never "10k"), categories are shown as horizontal bars, and map pins that sit on top of each other are moved apart; on a phone, chart words stay readable and long names sit above their bars.
Charts and maps in research reports, and better prompts
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Translator 1.6.0 and SCORM 1.6.0: subtitles they make can be read aloud with Speak, which opens GlirOS's Speak the subtitles with the file; you pick the voice. Charts 1.2.1, Map 0.3.1 and Animation 1.6.1 make the report's figures and backgrounds.
My calendar: your own appointments on this PC, with a month, week and day view, repeats, holidays, reminders and .ics import and export. Ask in your own words ("put the dentist in my calendar on Tuesday at 12"); a week you ask about is shown as a card under the answer.
My notes: short notes you keep on this PC, found again by any word or #tag, pinned first, with .txt and .md in and out.
My calendar shows your country's holidays, or all special days while Calendar & seasons is on (the Special days switch), your reminders from Timers & triggers, and trips from Trip planner: "Add to My calendar" puts a trip in, and later changes to its dates follow by themselves.
Timers & triggers reads dates written year first too (2026/04/03).
Date & time 1.1.1 tells the time in any place ("what time is it in New York?") and turns a clock time from one place into another, on your device without going online. Calendar & seasons and Timers & triggers now use your time zone too.
Each model answers with its maker's recommended settings
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Translator 1.5.1: Save in the chat is back (each finished language is kept in Files and versions), and it says when a language was left out because it is the text's own language.
Moving pictures in Media Studio, and Animation's Code template
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Animation 1.4.1 has the Code template: any animation as one HTML page with a canvas, recorded frame by frame into a video, with Describe a change. Make video works on code cards in the chat and in the Code workspace's preview. Map 0.2.0 takes places and asks you to pick one; Timetables, Picture to 3D, Handcraft, Calendar & seasons and Website builder are updated.
Avatars 1.1.0 shows drawings a strong chat model writes itself as SVG ("draw a sleepy wizard as SVG"), made safe first, with Save SVG and Save PNG. An SVG written straight into an answer now shows as a picture too, with Open in Avatars. Made-up characters only, never a likeness of a real person.
Every GlirOS tool now has its name, description and example requests in French, Italian and German too, so a small model finds the right tool in those languages. Tools can now hand a place or other small piece of data to another tool, and ask you to pick a place on the Map.
New in the tool catalogue: Avatars. Cartoon avatars in three free art styles, from a few choices or your own words ("short red hair and glasses, smiling"), saved as SVG or PNG for a profile picture or a website. They are generic cartoons, never a likeness of a real person.
A Helper that knows its job, and faster small models
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Clothing design 1.13.1 warns when a design saved in a brand-new chat wasn't kept, and says to write a message first. Tools now hear whether a save was kept, so they can say so at once.
New in the tool catalogue: Map (Norway). Kartverket's map in the side panel, search for places and addresses, pins the model sets (its own coordinates are always shown as approximate), your own marks with the nearest address, and distances in a straight line. Say "show on the map".
Code catalog 1.3.1: when a page says others see it (a live chat, other players, votes so far) but everything stays in your own browser, GlirOS says so under the answer: it needs a server or a real-time service in between, and until then the page should be labelled as a demo.
Code catalog 1.3: ready-made PHP files for a log-in, members' pages, a forum and comments, each with the files it needs, and a "What you need to do" file with the steps and a test list for your own web host. GlirOS writes them and checks them, but can't run them here: test them on your host before you rely on them.
SCORM 1.3.2: AICC courses (for example Questionmark's exports) can be merged into one AICC course with a choice page. The chosen course reports to the LMS by itself, exactly as it would on its own, and nothing about the learner passes through the page. AICC and SCORM courses can't be mixed in one merge.
Website builder 1.5: a Publish step uploads your site to your own web host (desktop app), shows what will change first, and asks before anything is sent. Pages that would need a server (log-in, forum, shop payments, bookings, live data) are offered as ordinary pages instead of fakes.
SCORM tool: it recognises Articulate Rise Connected Packages (the course is loaded from Articulate's servers), offers only their LMS title for translation, and merges them with other courses; learners then need access to Articulate's servers.
Sports lookup: questions about Toppserien, OBOS-ligaen, Allsvenskan and Superligaen go to the lookup, and the past winners now cover all 15 competitions, Serie A back to 1898.
Website builder: 38 kinds of sections (tabs, maps, opening hours, forms, a countdown, before/after and more), two new looks, forms that send by e-mail or with a small contact form on your own web host, importing a site you already have, a full-screen editor with drag and drop, and photos made in several sizes so pages load faster.
Settings > Tools no longer shows English notes on a Norwegian or Spanish page: a tool's note shows in your language when the tool has it.
Clothing design: five more garments: a pencil skirt, summer trousers, a tunic, a zip hoodie and a deerstalker hat.
Clothing design: children's sizes by height (62-152 cm) with child mannequins in 3D, a baby romper and a bib.
Website builder: a blog, products, events, team and FAQ lists; the site in more than one language; search; a section with your own code; and nothing you changed by hand is overwritten without asking.
Sports lookup: "tell me about Molde" is answered on your device for the clubs of the covered leagues and Norway's national teams, in English, Norwegian and Spanish.
Clothing design has a tank top, leggings, swim shorts and a circle skirt, each with its own choices, pattern pieces, sewing steps and 3D preview. The pockets panel now shows the places of the garment you are making.
Clothing design can make a hoodie (raglan sleeves, a hood, a kangaroo pocket), pull-on trousers or shorts, and a flat cap. 3D shapes, Picture to 3D, Charts and Teleprompter can save a short video: a turning model, a chart growing in, or the script scrolling.
Clothing design can make a thin sweater: long sleeves, ribbed cuffs and waistband or plain hems, and shorten the sleeves as you like. The T-shirt's longest sleeve is now called three-quarter.
Handcraft now does sewing: a tote bag, a cushion cover and an elastic-waist skirt, with calculators for cutting, fabric and elastic. A garment from Clothing design can be followed step by step in Handcraft.
Clothing design shows your T-shirt in 3D on a mannequin: turn it, pick a pose, see through the body, set your own lengths, and save it as a 3D file. The sewing booklet's cover shows it too.
Chess can share a game: GlirOS asks first, then gives you a watch link and an invite. Your friend plays in their own GlirOS or on the web page, spectators follow, and the clocks are kept by the server.
A tool that needs your own key for a service asks for it in GlirOS's own window. GlirOS keeps it in Windows Credential Manager (or this browser) and uses it only for that service; the tool and the AI never see it. Settings > Tools lists the keys with Forget.
New in the catalogue: Chess, to play and learn against the engine, the chat model or a friend here, with a coach, clocks, 3D and Practise my mistakes; and Clothing design, a T-shirt from a real sewing pattern to your size, with colours, patterns, prints, pockets and the sewing steps.
GlirOS's own tools can save files such as a PDF in the chat's Files and versions, and ask the chat model a short question of their own (a cloud model asks you first).
The Translator's "Translate with the chat model" now hands its lines to GlirOS: they are translated part by part with every line checked, the panel fills as it goes, and Stop keeps what came back. With a cloud model, GlirOS asks first.
Every GlirOS tool now has a short plain line about what it does, shown in Settings > Tools and with the tool's details on community.gliros.com/tools, in English, Norwegian and Spanish.
The tools got a layout pass: the same header, cards and help text everywhere, nothing runs off a narrow panel, and clearer buttons while something is still missing.
Translator 1.4.0: a PDF's language is found from its text, so English is kept as a target; the browser's quick translation is checked line by line, as the model's is.
The Translator tool 1.3.0 can translate PDFs: see the pages before and after, go through what was left as it was, type your own wording and translate again.
Media gallery 1.5.0: mark pictures and videos, then Watermark… makes copies with your logo beside the originals (videos in the desktop app). A logo's see-through parts are kept.
Media gallery 1.4.2: corrected examples. Tools can now save a copy beside its original in a subfolder, and put a watermark on a video in a gallery folder (desktop app).
The new Animation tool makes short videos in the chat: title cards, name bars, moving text, countdowns, growing charts, quotes, slideshows, logos and intros with lightning, with effect sounds and your music. Up to 60 seconds, 1920×1080 or upright 1080×1920 for phones.
Add a picture, such as your logo, and ask "spin it, then slide it out to the right": the AI uses it by its name. Open in Animation on a picture in the chat starts a logo animation with it.
For tool makers: GlirOS.video turns frames a tool draws into an .mp4 (H.264, with AAC sound on the desktop), and tools can use GlirOS's logo. Home-made tools ask you the first time they make a video.
Every tool now has examples: ask "what can the translator do?" for a few simple ones, then "more examples" for harder ones. Settings > Tools shows them as Try: chips that fill in the message box.
Plans that keep their place, Media Studio touches, and Export chat
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Travel planner is now called Timetables (live departures only), and the Trip planner plans the trip, with an outline when something has no live source.
Media gallery, Translator, Sports lookup, Picture to 3D, SCORM and the Trip planner can tell you when a long job is done.