A new first run: tell DropPace your name, watch a sample run become a post, and see how your runs arrive through Apple Health. When a run's GPS route reaches Apple Health after the workout, its map now shows up on its own. Stickers: copy your distance, splits or heart-rate chart as a transparent image and paste it into any story.

Fixes for opening DropPace after it has been running in the background, so your account and runs load reliably. DropPace also asks once whether it can measure which of its ads brought you to the app. Your answer doesn't change how the app works.

New: Cards. Pick a design and your run is ready to post in a second, with your real stats and route. Some designs put your route on a street map. You can now connect Apple Health and make Cards before creating an account, and the after-run notification opens your run ready to share.

This update adds support for iOS 27, keeps your photo crop in place when the screen size changes, and fixes notification taps that could open the wrong workout.

A new look, built to feel like it belongs on your phone. Every screen was redrawn: matte dark surfaces, the system font, one accent color, and nothing in the way of your photo and your drop. Start from the photo. Tap Drop this run, take a photo or pick one, and go straight to styles. No photo? Overlay is one tap away. Go back from any setup step. Tap a run's map to open the route full screen, then pan and zoom. Plus smoother loading, better large text support, and sign-in fixes.

Pick what you're making first. Drop, Overlay, and Remix now have their own screen, and you can switch between them any time without starting over. Styles are sorted by what fits your run, so the ones that suit your photo and route come first. Two new sizes for Instagram: 4:5 and square. Now in Spanish.

Frame your drop before the AI sees it. The new Move and Scale screen lets you pinch, drag, and pick portrait or landscape. What's inside the frame is exactly what renders. Landscape drops are here.