New • Text outlines: the thick, rounded band around a sticker-style headline. The text box grows to hold it. • Italic and Black weights. A font without an italic of its own is slanted instead. • A highlighted word can sit on a colored pill, and the pill follows it onto the next line. • Gradient text, set the same way as a shape's fill. • Rounded-rectangle magnifiers, to lift one row, card or button of a screenshot out past the phone. • Frosted glass: shapes can blur whatever lies behind them, through any rotation or tilt. • Fonts travel with the project, so a design renders in its own typeface on any Mac. Badges can take a font of their own. • The foldable iPhone Duo, closed, half open and open, with App Store size presets for its inner and outer displays. • Device frames can be drawn in Apple's own product bezels. • A project follows its file. When an agent rewrites the manifest, the window redraws on the frame you are looking at, and ⌘Z steps back through each change. Fixed • An edit made while an agent worked on the same project could overwrite the agent's work. FrameBeast now shows both versions and asks which to keep. • Opening a project no longer rewrites its manifest. • Italic, outlined and gradient text keep the weight you picked, and the text box fits it. • The command-line tool reports a missing font instead of quietly using the system font. (Pro) • Reinstalling or removing the command-line tool no longer fails after a restart. (Pro) • macOS 27: the tab bar no longer runs across the inspector, the side columns sit right under the toolbar, and the Grey canvas is grey again. • Hide Controls (K) hides the tab bar too.