- Made for iPhone Duo: unfold to view your artwork and editing tools side by side. - Give Detail Print, stickers, beads and matching sets more room. Fold closed for a compact single-column workspace. - Refined home and export layouts for different screen widths.

- New Detail Print: frame a favorite part of your print with five shapes, three paper colors and adjustable space. Use it on individual prints or matching sets. - Refined Cyanotype, Risograph, Color Print and Silver Gelatin, with full-screen zoom and original-photo comparison for a closer look. - Save and reuse favorite looks, then continue with your next photo. Fixed Pro access not updating promptly after a purchase or restoration.

- New Bead Studio: turn any artwork into fuse-bead art using compatible bead color codes, in Charm, Display piece or Wall art sizes, and preview how it looks once fused. - Save a bead poster, or export an actual-size pattern sheet (Pro) with one page per pegboard and a bead count for every color. - The gallery has a new Beads section; open a piece to pick up right where you left off.

- New Ink Drawing and Blue Drawing: an on-device model turns your photo into line art in black or blue ink. Nothing is uploaded. - Better craft quality: faces keep their features instead of flattening into one tone, night and low-light photos no longer crush to black, and Baimiao draws real lines on every kind of photo. - Silver Gelatin, Cyanotype and Screenprint are now free, and new photos start with a craft matched to the subject. Comparison and Postcard layouts are free too. - Sticker Studio: make white-bordered cutout stickers, refine the outline with brushes, and share a transparent PNG or a paper card. The gallery now keeps them in a sticker album. - Sets let you remove a single photo without changing the others, and saving or sharing a canvas are now two separate actions, so nothing is saved twice. - New Today's Print widget and Shortcuts, plus better VoiceOver, Increase Contrast and Dynamic Type support.

- Rediscover your work in a refreshed gallery, with staggered paper layouts and gentle scrolling. - Keep the processed preview visible while composing, reveal precise position controls when needed, and browse styles with cleaner PRO badges. - Added a tinted Home Screen icon, fixed gaps in the Pro artwork carousel and edge treatments for photo sets, and improved sharing.

• Meet Silver: fine-grain monochrome with rich tonal detail for portraits and everyday photos. Adjust softness, grain and contrast. This update also adds Riso printing and Line Sketch. • Share the transformation, too. New ink-reveal animations, before-and-after layouts and 3-second reveal videos let you preview, save or share the moment a photo becomes artwork. Explore canvas layouts, seamless tiles and Live Photos as well. • A clearer Home and tidier multi-photo editor, with improvements to composition and draft saving. Fixed Home settings that failed to hide recent works and samples. Discover our other apps in Settings.

Two new processes. "Riso" is multi-plate risograph printing in two, three or four inks. "Line Sketch" draws only the subject in a few ink lines and leaves the rest blank, like a page from a sketchbook. The canvas gains four layouts — Scatter, Album, Hero, Strip — on plain, ruled or grid paper, with every print draggable, rotatable and resettable in one tap. Three new edges: Deckle, Scallop, Torn Top. Choose a layout ratio — 3:4, 2:3, 4:5, 1:1 or 9:16 — so nothing gets cropped where you post. Two new exports: "Seamless tile" mirrors your print into a square that tiles endlessly for wallpapers and patterns, and "Live Photo" lets the paper grain breathe inside the photo. Tint Grain gains four inks — Cobalt, Denim, Harbor, Meadow — and an occasional crash when making sets is fixed.

Sets can now be composed into a single canvas: up to 12 prints pinned on one sheet, each slightly tilted with torn edges and soft shadows, with a headline and a seal — share the whole set as one image. The new Home develops your latest print out of the paper the moment you open the app; the editor is now four tabs — Style, Accent, Composition, Adjust — with a bigger preview. New "Tint Grain" process, new icon.

Added Stipple, Glyph Field, and Line Press, using random dots, character sampling, and directional hatching to reinterpret your photos. Each works with Imprint’s photo-derived palettes, paper textures, numbered sets, and high-resolution export. Switching processes now develops the new print outward from the paper, with refined haptics when you hold to view the original.

Texture is back where it belongs: paper grain, wood grain, screen-print pressure and aquatint now land on the finished print, so the eleven processes read further apart. A new Comparison layout places the original and the print at equal width, making the change visible at a glance. New works start cleaner — just a small index, everything else optional. Leave the title empty and it stays off. Gouache no longer blows out highlights, and a new work carries over the process you used last. New app icon and launch screen.