Settings is easier to read: each row shows what's chosen, and on iPad it no longer stretches across the whole screen. It's clearer in dark mode too. Settings now closes when you leave FunFrame, so it always opens behind the grown-up question. Difficulty explains each option on its own line. Back buttons are bigger and easier to see. If FunFrame is a hit at your house, there's a new spot in Settings to rate it on the App Store.

This update only changes how FunFrame is listed on the App Store, so parents searching for toddler photo games can find it. The games work just as before.

Puzzles can now light up the spot a piece belongs in, once it's been held for a moment. It's on for the youngest players, and you'll find it in Settings under Difficulty. A piece dropped into the wrong spot now slides back out, so a puzzle never looks done when it isn't. Two fingers can move two pieces at once, and a piece can hang over the edge of the screen while it's held. Let go, and it slides back. Finishing Memory Match is a bigger moment now: the matched photos gather into a fanned stack, with confetti. Photos in the puzzle picker stay square.