• Save to Photos. Photos you pick from your library now save back to it as a new photo, leaving the original as it was. Before, Save Over Original only updated a hidden copy. • See photos download. A photo that has to come down from iCloud now shows its progress, with a Cancel button. • Files from anywhere. Images from iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Dropbox and other locations in Files now open reliably, and if one can't be opened, ImageBuddy tells you. • Clear the image you're working on. With one image open, the X beside its name puts it away and takes you back to the start.

• Fixed a crash when opening the settings on iPhone. • New 16:10 and 10:16 shapes. Adjust Canvas can now frame your image at 16:10 or 10:16, the proportions of most laptop and desktop displays.

• Open camera RAW files. Photos straight from your camera (.CR3, .NEF, .ARW, .DNG and more) now open like any other image. The RAW file itself is never changed: your edits are saved as a TIFF beside it. • No surprise new files. When Save Over Original can't overwrite the original, such as a RAW file or a JPEG that gained a transparent background, ImageBuddy now asks before saving a new file next to it. • Resize sizes stay put. With the aspect ratio locked, a width you type no longer drifts by a pixel when you move to the height field.

• Simpler shadows. Stylize's shadow is now a one-click choice of Low, Medium or High, with no dials to fiddle with. • New Glow style. Surround your artwork with a soft halo in any color, from a faint shimmer to a bold glow, set with one Strength slider.

• Trim to Content keeps white artwork. On an image that already has a transparent background, white parts of the picture are no longer mistaken for the border and trimmed away. • See the tools before you start. With no image open, the sidebar now shows its tools dimmed instead of a blank column, so you can see what ImageBuddy does.

• Vectorize is simpler. One Monochrome / Color switch replaces the old checkbox and style picker. Monochrome traces a clean filled shape, and Color traces every flat color into its own layer. • Adjust Canvas now frames your text. It runs after Add Text, so padding or cropping the canvas takes the title and caption along with the image, and the background still fills the new margin. • A tidier sidebar. Sliders are more compact, the aspect locks are icons, and Adjust Canvas's padding slider has a lock: unlock it to pad the width and height by different amounts. • See what just appeared. When a change brings a new section into the sidebar, its header briefly lights up so you can spot it. • Fewer false alarms. Trim to Content is no longer offered just because a shadow or outline widened the image, and Blur Background no longer warns that there's nothing to blur while it's softening a background picture you've added.

• Presets are one list. The Presets menu and Manage Presets no longer split the built-in presets from the ones you’ve saved.

• Works with VoiceOver and Voice Control. Every stage switch, slider and button now says what it is, the preview and the header read out sizes in pixels, and a save or an error is spoken the moment it happens. Larger Text is supported too: headers grow, stage names wrap and number fields widen instead of clipping. • Crop without dragging. Each edge of the crop can be moved on its own from VoiceOver, and the whole crop area moved in any direction — no pointer needed. • Follows your display settings. Reduce Motion turns off the sidebar and preview animations, Increase Contrast darkens the faint icons, and Differentiate Without Color rings the chosen spot in the position grids. • Rotate & flip now has a switch of its own, like every other stage. Switching it off puts the picture back on its original orientation. • Stylize’s outline, shadow and corner settings now sit flush with their own switches.

• Adding an outline or a shadow no longer re-crops your picture. Stylize now draws in place and keeps the canvas you started with, growing it only where an outline or shadow reaches past an edge. "Trim to content" stays available alongside it, so tightening the frame is your call. • Vectorize no longer slices stray lines across the artwork. Tracing a picture whose ink ran to the very edge — which trimming to content guarantees — could leave an outline unclosed, and closing it drew a straight line right through the middle of the shape.

• "Add Background" now appears only when there's something transparent for it to fill. "Blur Background" follows the same rule when the picture you put behind your image isn't being drawn at all. • The crop magnifier now appears only while you're nudging a handle with the arrows. Selecting a handle, or dragging one, no longer parks a magnifier in the middle of the picture you're trying to frame.

Crop right on the image — and cropping comes to iPhone and iPad. • Crop on the image itself. The crop handles now sit on the canvas instead of in a separate window: drag a corner, tap one and nudge it with the arrows, or let Auto find the artwork. • Cropping on iPhone and iPad. It was Mac-only before. • Stages that can't do anything step aside. Trim to content only appears when there's a border to trim, and Blur background stays away from an image that arrived already cut out — where it used to smear a soft halo of the artwork into the empty space around it. • A crop is no longer thrown away when Blur background, or Remove background in Subject mode, is switched on. • A crop now turns with the image when you rotate or flip it.