Using Checkpoints and Versions

Switch between different versions of your clips using conversation branches.

Written By Yunfei

Last updated 1 day ago

What Are Checkpoints?

Every time you send a message and the AI generates or modifies a clip, a checkpoint is automatically created. Checkpoints represent different points in your conversation history, each with its own version of the animation.

Think of it as a branching conversation — each edit request creates a new branch, and you can switch between branches to compare different versions.

How Checkpoints Work

Checkpoints are created automatically as you chat:

  • Each AI generation or edit creates a checkpoint

  • All versions are preserved — nothing is lost when you make changes

  • You can switch between any previous version at any time

Switching to a Previous Version

To go back to an earlier version:

  1. Find the checkpoint you want in the conversation history

  2. Click on it to switch to that version

  3. Your preview updates instantly to show that version's animation

Note: Switching versions doesn't delete anything. All branches are preserved, so you can freely switch back and forth between different versions to compare them.

When to Use Checkpoints

  • Experimenting with styles — Try a different look, then revert if you prefer the original

  • Recovering from mistakes — If a chat edit went wrong, go back to the previous version

  • Comparing versions — Switch between versions to decide which one works better

Tips

  • Check versions before starting over — Before re-generating from scratch, see if a previous version is closer to what you want

  • Use checkpoints as safety nets — Feel free to experiment knowing you can always go back

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