GeeLark released two versions in June 2026. Version 4.4.1 (June 4) added editing tools to its AI-generated content (AIGC) feature: upload a source video, choose an action, and get the finished result. You can split a long video into short clips, remove watermarks, or generate subtitles automatically. The Synchronizer, which mirrors actions across multiple windows, now lets you set your own browser window layout.
In 4.4.1, RPA workflows can connect to custom AI models. Custom tasks now include app search and a page-monitoring step. New templates cover TikTok comment-to-conversion flows and switching an Instagram account between public and private. When publishing YouTube Shorts, you can use the first frame as the cover.
Version 4.4.3 (June 18) is a smaller update. When bulk-editing profiles in a spreadsheet, you can set how each profile launches. Proxy checks now offer suggestions for what to fix. Canvas mode supports notes, and one workflow can call another, so you don’t have to copy shared steps.
Who should care: Primarily teams running video accounts and working with the Synchronizer. The GeeLark client doesn’t update automatically. It notifies you about new versions in the top-right corner of the window, and you have to install updates manually.
