Per Erséus
As we wrap up the year, it’s clear that 2025 surpassed all previous records. With 165 new customers, a strong new minority investor, and – most importantly – new features that improve everyday workflows, we’re already looking forward to taking on 2026.
Our driving force, and the reason Mediaflow exists, is our belief that there are better ways to work and collaborate with images, video and brand assets. Your daily workflows are at the centre of every update and release we make.
This year, we placed strong emphasis on brand management and helping organisations ensure everyone knows which assets to use – and how. When we updated our own visual identity this autumn, we had plenty of reasons to put all of these tools into practice ourselves.
The Brand Portal keeps your visual identity from becoming a forgotten PDF. It gathers all brand assets in a clear, accessible way and turns your guidelines into an easy-to-use, easy-to-navigate website for both rules and files.
During the autumn, we also began rolling out the updated Play Portal, built on the same framework as Brand Portal but with video at its core. Many customers appreciate having a dedicated space where the full video experience can be branded – without ads or competing content.
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Working with shared files often comes down to finding common denominators and building folder structures everyone understands. It’s a challenge we now solve largely with Smart Folders. You can now create folders that automatically populate with files based on search filters and metadata criteria.
Our integrations continue to be essential for teams publishing and working across platforms. This year included major updates for Adobe InDesign.
Our Design Templates team has also had a busy year – a clear sign of how templates streamline workflows for organisations producing print and visual materials throughout the year. We also introduced Start Templates, reducing setup time with a faster and more straightforward onboarding process.
Early next year, we’ll launch one of the biggest updates to Mediaflow’s DAM interface: an entirely new way to search and navigate. A Command Palette will allow you to find files and functions in one unified interface – making navigation faster and more intuitive.
Thanks to new investment capital, we will also strengthen our development team and accelerate product development. This includes:
New Media Portals built on the same engine as Play Portal and Brand Portal
Major developments in our GDPR functionality
Brand-adapted Web Links
Interface updates in the Design Generator
New integrations for Figma, Canva and Adobe Creative Suite
A big thank you to all customers, partners and users who have been with us this year. We look forward to taking the next step together.
A common problem for many people working in Photoshop is that the creative work happens in one tool while the source files live somewhere else entirely. Mediaflow's Photoshop integration lets you bring that whole flow into a single step.
Anyone who works with images and other media files runs into the same issue: when a workflow leans too heavily on manual habits, getting started as a new user can be tough. How do you quickly find your way through menus and folder structures that may not follow the logic that feels natural to you?
Everyone who works with images has been there. You know exactly which image you are looking for, but you cannot remember the file name, where it is in the folder structure, or which tags were used. You remember the subject, the feeling, maybe the colors. But in traditional search fields, that is rarely enough.