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World Labs rolls out Marble 1.1 and Marble 1.1 Plus

World Labs added Marble 1.1 and Marble 1.1 Plus across Marble and the World API, introducing a larger-world tier with dynamic sizing and explicit per-model pricing.

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2026-04-02World LabsMedium

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What changed

World Labs' April 2, 2026 Marble release notes added Marble 1.1 and Marble 1.1 Plus, while keeping Marble 1.0 and Marble 1.0 Draft available as legacy options.

Context summary

World Labs added Marble 1.1 and Marble 1.1 Plus across Marble and the World API, introducing a larger-world tier with dynamic sizing and explicit per-model pricing.

Why visitors should care

This is a real product and API-surface change, not just fresh marketing copy. It gives Marble a clearer versioned model story for both creators and developers, and it adds a concrete comparison-relevant shift against other world-model surfaces: World Labs now publicly distinguishes a standard quality tier from a larger-world tier with variable generation cost.

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World Labs' April 2, 2026 Marble release notes added Marble 1.1 and Marble 1.1 Plus, while keeping Marble 1.0 and Marble 1.0 Draft available as legacy options.

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Official release notes and documentation

Treat this as a documented Marble and World API model rollout. It is stronger than a teaser, but the docs still describe model behavior, credits, and defaults more clearly than broad production guarantees.

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