Text, cutouts, and one slide cut free. TEXT ON YOUR SLIDES Write on one slide or across the whole post from the new Text tab. 15 fonts, any colour, in uppercase if you like. Drag it where it belongs, even across the seam between two slides, and size it by its corners. CUT OUT A SUBJECT Hold a gallery frame and choose Cut out subject. The person or thing stays, the background goes, and the frame's border and shadow follow their outline. The photo is kept, so you can put it back. CUT OUT A SLIDE A panorama or a gallery can be cut at any slide: hold it in the strip and choose Cut out slide. That slide becomes a slide of its own, and the slides either side stay together as they were, with the same photos, framing and frames. One undo puts it all back.

Your post. Your order. Your style. SWAP WITH… Hold a photo or clip, choose Swap with…, then tap another to trade places — even across slides. REORDER SLIDES Hold and drag a thumbnail in the strip to move it. Linked panorama and gallery slides travel together; use the arrows on a selected gallery slide to reorder within its wall. 9:16 A full-height canvas for Stories, Reels and TikTok, alongside 3:4, 4:5 and 1:1. Pick it in the ratio menu, or in the first-run tour. SEAMLESS PREVIEW Close the gaps between slides on the canvas and see your carousel edge to edge. Open them again whenever you like. It's a way to preview; your frames and exports stay as you set them. TILTED FRAMES Turn a gallery frame with two fingers and hang it at an angle. Hold it and choose Straighten to set it upright again. STYLE A new Style tab colours the paper behind every item, from your photos or any colour you like, and gives a gallery's frames a shadow. Add a border round every frame from the Frame tab, or dress one frame alone with Style this frame. LOOSER, AIRIER WALLS Lively and Wild deals pair photos with frames more freely and now and then leave a cell of bare paper. Wild goes furthest: it leans a few frames and dresses its walls with a shadow, and some with a border. AND A FEW SMALLER THINGS • Swipe up the strip to fold it away and give the canvas its height; tap the chip to bring it back. On a smaller iPhone it folds by itself when a tab opens. • Drag photos in from Photos, Files or Safari, straight onto a cell, a frame, a panorama or the strip's +. • Photos added to a gallery from the Layout tab land in the middle of the slide you are on, ready to drag into place. Nothing else moves.

Video, and a proper look before you post. MAGIC, NOW WITH VIDEO Hand Magic a pile of photos and clips and it deals the whole post, the clips playing among the photos. Not that one? Tap again. VIDEO Videos go wherever photos go. Start a Video stack from Home or the + in the strip, drop clips into a photo stack, hang one on the gallery wall, or cut a panorama from one wide clip. Any slide with a video on it goes out as a video. STEADY SHOTS Shaky clip? Tap Stabilize and it goes to Video Stabilizer Pro and comes back steady, into the same cell. One undo takes it back. EXPORT, PREVIEWED Export now opens on every slide as it will go out, in order, before anything reaches the share sheet. Pro exports in High quality, at 1440 px. ALSO • New to GridMakr? A short first-run tour sets up your canvas and vibe

A new look, one canvas, and Magic. MAGIC Hand Magic a pile of photos and get the whole post back: stacks, mosaics, panoramas and gallery walls, mixed. Not that one? Tap again for another take. Two knobs — Vibe, from calm to wild, and Order, which sorts by colour so neighbours blend or pop. Every take is one undo away, and every slide stays editable. ONE CANVAS FOR THE POST The whole post on one wall instead of a screen per slide. Zoom right in to 200% and back out with a double tap, and drag a selected frame with one finger. Chips in the corner jump straight to the view you want — one slide, the gallery you are working on, or the whole post. A NEW LOOK GridMakr has been redrawn throughout — paper, ink and glass, with the pink where it counts. The Carousel card is now called Panorama, which is what it always made. ALSO • Each item keeps its own frame • Drafts pick up where you left them, and look like a pile of prints