What's New in version 1.47 Video Studio: a bigger sound library 56 new sounds, for more than 100 in total. A new "Ambiences" family: rain, storms, forest, river, seashore, wood fire, city… New effects: creatures and dragons, impacts, foley, interface sounds. New music themes: epic, cinematic, piano, synthwave. The menu has been redesigned in two columns: families and categories on the left, sounds on the right. Search finds sounds even when you type without accents. A "Loop" badge marks the sounds made to play continuously. Puppet: character animation takes a big step forward You can now have several puppets in the same drawing. Joints bend much more naturally: elbows and knees no longer collapse when bent sharply. Pull mode now drives a whole chain of bones, not just two. You can delete a bone or a joint. The bounce on release is more realistic, and the skin follows the skeleton when you drag a bone. Rotations always take the shortest path between two poses. Neighbouring limbs no longer steal each other's shape (arm and torso, for example). The panel has been redesigned: your puppets are listed at the top, and nothing is hidden. The timeline length is now saved. Brushes 25 new "Studio Tools" brushes. The brush panel has been redesigned, with categories grouped by medium. Five more brushes respond to stylus tilt (pencil flank). The halftone screen no longer shows a tiled pattern on thin strokes. Document menu It has been redesigned as a single view, with document types in a side rail. The choice between "new chapter" and "add" is clearer, and the Resume banner has been redesigned. "Book - Comic" now has its own illustration. Video mapping studio Scenes now have real thumbnails. The conflict with AirPlay is fixed, and the wall display is smoother. The studio is now fully translated into English. Fixes and performance An animated merged layer is no longer cropped to a small square. A merged layer is no longer distorted when you move several layers at once. Cutting a feathered selection is much faster. Various stability fixes.

The video mapping studio has arrived in Atelier. Project your creations onto a wall, a scale model or a real object through an external display — up to ten independent surfaces, each with its own image, video or animated generator. Precise finger-based alignment with snapping between faces, cutout masks for walls with windows, triggerable cue banks for live effect changes, and surface blending. The whole control set now fits into a single bottom toolbar, keeping the preview front and center for precise alignment even mid-show. The Flyer studio also makes its debut. Compose posters, layout boards and booklets right inside Atelier: geometric shapes and text with solid or gradient fill, images imported from your notebook, Pexels or your device with cutout and filters. Start from a blank page or a template (event poster, promo, story, banner, exhibition board, diptych, contact sheet, four-page booklet) — templates never lock you in, every element stays free to edit once placed. Grow from a single poster to an eight-page booklet within the same document, group and align your elements, then export to PNG or print-ready A4 PDF. Improvements and fixes: Redesigned document menu: the nine studios are now grouped by family (Drawing, Animation, Story, Studio), with a preview and description for each. Mapping scenes show a real thumbnail in the gallery, and comics get their own illustration. Patterns & Fractals catches up with Drawing and Vector: clip masking, a color filter and per-layer blur, plus a new fractal, Nova. Drawing: move, scale and rotate multiple layers together in one gesture; the fine-tip stroke becomes a more stable "Fluid Stroke"; reliability improvements to layers, undo/redo and erasers. Atelier now runs on Mac (video import and editing), and cloud backup is now centered on Google Drive.

Ink strokes are smoother and more predictable — what you see while drawing now matches the finished result, including on long strokes and tight curves. Round brush edges (ink, calligraphy, soft pastel) stay clean even on very tight loops.