Seam checking. Pair two edges and PatternPlot reports what each one measured at every size in your run, and whether the notches on them line up. When a pairing cannot be made, it says why in words instead of doing nothing. Per-point grade corrections. When the proportional grade moves a shoulder or a neckline further than you want, correct that one point and leave the rest of the piece alone. If you later change the size run, PatternPlot tells you the corrections were made for a different run and removes them in one tap, instead of grading with them out of step. Corrections that outlive the piece. Name the points you corrected, save them to a file, and read that file into your next garment. Reading a saved file is free; writing one is part of Pro. Two more files in Pro. A vector outline of every piece at every size, and a spreadsheet of what every declared seam measured, size by size. Calibration you cannot get backwards. Tap the four corners of your reference rectangle in any order and enter its sides either way round; a card lying portrait is no longer stretched or mirrored. PatternPlot also tells you when the rectangle is small for what you photographed — before you trace, not after. Safer tracing. A new photo starts a fresh trace, and tracing again never replaces a piece you have already edited — it adds a new one. Vector import that uses the width you measured. When an SVG has no real-world size, pick the shape you measured and type its width. Shapes inside definitions and clipping paths are no longer imported as pieces, and skewed or aspect-fitted artwork comes in at the right size and shape. Exports that match the screen. Every export includes your latest corrections, and pieces with the same name no longer overwrite each other's files. The layered nest PDF now prints the right way up, on one sheet that fits the whole run, with both the cutting and stitching lines. Also fixed: seam allowance at inward corners between two different widths; curves in the editor now drawn as they print; adding or removing a size keeps every other size's growth and your base size; growth and point fields follow your chosen unit. The subscription screen shows the free-trial offer only to accounts still eligible for it. If you have already used the trial, it shows the annual price on its own, so the amount you will be charged is always clear. Tracing, editing, seam allowance, notches, grainline, grading your own piece, the quality report, and tiled or A0 PDF export are still free.

Seam checking. Pair two edges and PatternPlot reports what each one measured at every size in your run, and whether the notches on them line up. When a pairing cannot be made, it says why in words instead of doing nothing. Per-point grade corrections. When the proportional grade moves a shoulder or a neckline further than you want, correct that one point and leave the rest of the piece alone. Corrections that outlive the piece. Name the points you corrected, save them to a file, and read that file into your next garment. Reading a saved file is free; writing one is part of Pro. Two more files in Pro. A vector outline of every piece at every size, and a spreadsheet of what every declared seam measured, size by size. Calibration guidance, while you can still act on it. The rectangle you calibrate against sets the scale for the whole piece, so a small one multiplies any imprecision in tapping its corners. PatternPlot now tells you when yours is small for what you photographed — before you trace, not after. The subscription screen shows the free-trial offer only to accounts still eligible for it. If you have already used the trial, it shows the annual price on its own, so the amount you will be charged is always clear. Tracing, editing, seam allowance, notches, grainline, grading your own piece, the quality report, and tiled or A0 PDF export are still free.