Updates from the last 60 days
The Load button moved into the Save & Export group in the studio top bar, right next to Save, so opening a project is now quicker to find.
Buttons across the studio now show dark text on light backgrounds during hover and active states, fixing low-contrast text in dark mode.
The monthly plan dropped from $29 to $19 as a special limited time offer. The discounted price is shown everywhere — landing page, purchase page, ad landing page, and checkout — with the original $29 struck through.
Text elements now support granular formatting: bold, italic, underline, custom colors, bullet lists, numbered lists, and per-paragraph alignment (left, center, right).
A new color picker with 20 swatches, a native picker, and a hex input was added to the Selection Formatting panel, along with updated User Guide documentation.
Rotating text elements — including full 90° and 270° rotations — no longer offsets the selection overlay; the text now stays exactly in place when rotated.
The image optimizer now supports images up to 3600px, so uploaded art renders at full quality on high-resolution print covers.
Bleed, trim, and safe-zone guides are now thicker, high-visibility lines with a dedicated toggle in the studio view toolbar.
The site moved to a subscription-only plan structure. Lifetime plans now include Full Studio Access, and pricing, badges, and taglines were standardized across all pages.
Account access and the "My Account" label now sit in the studio top bar, left of the project name, making subscription settings easier to find.
The entire studio interface — panels, top bar, and canvas workspace — was standardized to a single dark background, with higher-contrast light-gray panel text for better readability.
All Google Fonts are now managed through a central font library registry, keeping typography consistent across the whole app, including public pages.
Administrators can now manage and remove images from the My Uploads library, alongside the usual owner controls.
Google Analytics configuration was moved into secure backend settings with a lightweight public config endpoint, simplifying how the site loads its analytics.