Change Log

The Light and Dark map styles had started drawing every tile stamped “API key required” — their provider began charging for them. Both now come from a provider that serves them free: same view, same place names, no watermark. Streets and Satellite join them, and a City picker (New York, London, Roma, Tokyo) moves the map without looking up coordinates. Past zoom 16 the Light and Dark styles go soft rather than blank.

A new Annotations panel, docked to the right alongside Pages and Layers, gives every page a place for working notes. Each note has a body plus two optional extras: a short title and a label — TODO, IMPORTANT or REMINDER. Notes are unlimited on every tier, stay out of undo/redo, and live only in your project file: never exported, never shown in Presenter or an embed. Viewers can read them but not change them.

The Directional Arrow has been removed from the Components panel: now that every component is drawn on the canvas, Arrow and Curved Arrow do the same job with the same tail-to-head drag. Directional arrows in projects you already saved open as ordinary arrows, keeping their endpoints, their curve and their arrowheads.

Clicking a component in the Components panel now picks it up as a tool instead of dropping it in the middle of the canvas: drag out a dashed area to set its position and size. Each component keeps its own shape rules while you draw, and arrows and lines go tail to head. Esc or a right-click puts the tool away, the padlock in the panel header keeps it selected. Dragging a component from the panel still works as before.

Create with AI v2 stops asking the model for pixel coordinates — which is where misaligned, overlapping and off-page elements came from — and asks it for a layout instead: rows, stacks and cards that a deterministic engine turns into positions and sizes. The Prompt Wizard builds through the same engine. v1 is still there, tagged in the toolbar, so you can run one prompt through both and tell us which wins.

The project dashboard has a new layout. A left sidebar holds search, sorting, Compact view and the theme toggle, plus a Groups list that filters the page and accepts projects dropped onto it. Clicking a project opens a detail modal with its dates, page count, visibility toggles and the Editor / Presenter buttons, with duplicate and delete tucked out of accidental reach. Phones get a compact header and a leaner modal.

The Share menu now has an Embed (iframe) section: choose All pages or This page, and the ready-to-paste snippet appears in a box you can read before copying it — no more blind copy buttons. The same copy action is available from the dashboard for public projects. Embeds show published pages only, so draft pages stay hidden from anyone you share the code with.

A new experimental AI panel that generates a whole screen from a single prompt. Instead of asking the model for pixel coordinates, it asks for a semantic layout — rows, stacks and cards — and a deterministic engine computes every position, so results come out aligned instead of scattered. Elements appear on the canvas block by block while the answer streams in, and Stop rolls back whatever arrived. This release also brings content-aware sizing (paragraphs no longer overlap the elements below them), colors snapped to the editor palette, and an automatic retry when the generated layout doesn't hold together.

The AI chat now offers Gemini 3.8 Flash in place of Gemini 3 Flash, alongside Gemini 3.1 Pro. Image import and image generation were moved to the current Gemini models too. If your saved settings still pointed at a model that is no longer offered, they now fall back to the provider default instead of showing an empty selection.

Dragging a Text element by its side handles now resizes only the text box, leaving the font size alone — so you can widen or narrow the wrapping area without the text growing. The font still scales when you change the element's height, from the corner or top/bottom handles.

Refreshed the project dashboard: each card now has a single menu (the ⋮ icon) with quick actions — Open in Editor, Open in Presenter, Open in a new tab, view info, duplicate, and delete. Favorite and public status now show directly on the project thumbnail. The info panel on the right stays open so it's always one click away, and dragging a project to reorder it within the same group now works correctly. Also improved the mobile layout, with the info panel and toolbar adapting to smaller screens.

Added Directional Arrow to the Lines category, alongside Curved Arrow — same look and the same curve handle, but drawn directly on the canvas instead of dropped at a fixed size. Drag it onto the canvas and release to set the start point, then click again to set the end. Or just click the panel icon to start from the canvas center, move the mouse to aim, and click to finish. Press Escape or right-click at any point to cancel.

Hold Shift while dragging an element's rotation handle to snap it to 22.5° steps (0°, 22.5°, 45°, 67.5°, 90°...). The snap is anchored to the element's standard orientation, so it always lands on a clean angle no matter where you start dragging from.

You can now block (lock) an element or a whole group from the right-click menu — on the canvas or in the Layers panel. A blocked item can't be selected, moved, resized, or rotated on the canvas, so it won't get in the way while you work around it. Blocked layers show a small lock icon in the Layers panel, where you can still click to select them (and center the canvas on them) or right-click to Unblock.

Fixed a bug where saving a project could be blocked with a "Templates: X used, Y allowed" message just for placing ready-made templates on the canvas. Using existing templates is now unlimited on every plan — only the number of personal templates you create is still capped by your plan.

You can now duplicate or rename the current project directly from the editor's Project menu — no need to go back to the dashboard. Duplicate opens a dialog pre-filled with the project name so you can adjust it before saving; Rename lets you update the title in place.

When you open a project, the canvas now automatically fits to show all its elements. Elements placed at non-default coordinates were previously invisible until you zoomed or panned manually.

Fixed three issues: selection outlines no longer appear in copied or exported images when multiple elements are selected; horizontal and vertical rule elements no longer jump on the first resize drag; presenter mode now closes instantly without a fade-out delay.

You can now crop an Image directly on the canvas — select the image, click Crop, and drag the dashed handles to frame exactly the part you want, then press Enter or Apply to commit. Replacing the image or pasting a new URL clears any previous crop so the new picture always fits cleanly.

Groups can now link to a project page too — pick the target page from the group's selection toolbar, and a link icon appears to the right of the group. Click it to jump straight to the linked page.

You can now mark a page as Draft — draft pages stay visible to you in the editor but are hidden from presenter mode and from anyone you share the project with, so you can keep work-in-progress pages out of sight until they're ready.

When an element is linked to a page, the LNK icon next to it is now clickable in the editor — click it to jump straight to the linked page, no need to switch to presenter mode.

You can now duplicate any project from the dashboard — click Duplicate, confirm, and an independent copy is created in the same group. If you've reached your plan's project limit, the upgrade prompt appears instead.

Arrows and curved arrows now support a text label — type it in the selection toolbar and it appears centered on the arrow, just like connector labels.

You can now select multiple elements at once and change their properties together — adjust colors, sizes, and other shared settings across the whole selection in a single action.

Added the Bootstrap Icons (Bs) set to the icon library — a whole new collection of icons now available to drop into your mockups.

Fixed several issues across the editor — group selection, copying and pasting elements, opening dropdown menus, and the overall editing experience are all smoother and more reliable now.

Added a new Chart component supporting Pie, Line, and Bar chart types — available in both colored and black-and-white styles to match any mockup theme.

The Image component now accepts a URL in addition to uploaded files — paste any image link and it renders inline on the canvas.

The search panel now separates results into two distinct sections — Components and Templates — so you can instantly tell what you're looking at without guessing.

Fixed missing and incorrect icons in the Layers panel — each component type now displays the correct icon next to its layer entry.

Added a new Live Browser component — embed a live, interactive web page directly in your mockup, complete with an optional browser-style title bar and address bar.

The Video Player component now plays YouTube videos — just paste a YouTube link and it embeds the video right inside your mockup.

Added a new Switch component in the Form section — toggle it on or off and customize the fill, stroke, and knob colors to match your design.

The Bars component now offers a new Menu mode, joining the existing Chips and Tabs modes — so you can build navigation menus, tab bars, and chip groups all from the same component.

Multi-selection now outlines each element included in the selection, making it easy to see exactly what you've selected when working with several elements at once.

Fixed cases where the Text component's bounding area was larger than the text itself — it now matches the space the text actually occupies.

We realized a simple linear (non-curved) Arrow would come in handy, so we added it alongside the existing curved Arrow.

Color pickers now support custom colors, including editing hexadecimal values by hand.

Completely reorganized the components menu — changed the order of the blocks and their sizes for a clearer, faster layout.

Improved how text is handled inside Container and Ellipse components, especially at very small sizes.

Improved the quality of results coming from the AI chat, and refined the image import process for more accurate, editable mockups.

Reorganized the editor layout: the Layers and Pages panels now live on the right side, while the AI features have moved to the left.

Grouped the Themes, Styles, Snap, and Grid buttons into a new Quick Settings panel to declutter the interface.

Added a new Code Snippet component with syntax highlighting across many languages and themes, optional line numbers, and an optional window-style title bar with filename and icon.

Fixed several behaviors around Ellipse and Container colors and selection, plus minor fixes across other components.

The Table component now has a real scrollbar to scroll through its content, plus several fixes that make resizing the table more reliable.

The Scrollbar component now supports horizontal orientation in addition to vertical, so you can add horizontal scroll bars to your mockups.

The Date Picker / Calendar component now supports real, custom dates — pick any date and the calendar renders the correct month grid and selected day.

New flow to import screenshots or reference images and generate editable mockups directly from them.

Better prompts and output quality when generating layouts and components with AI.

The icon selector now searches across all icon collections at once, instead of being limited to the currently selected set.

Fixed height sizing issues in the Text component so it now resizes correctly to match its content.

Improved Projects Dashboard pages: UI, Compact View, New info Panel and more

New Compact View for Components Panel. More components in few space

Replaced the popover for component selection with a side panel

Tabbar now supports Tabs and Chip

Added a new Speech Baloon component to add speech baloons to your mockups.

Rebuilt the in-app tooltip with consistent styling, smarter placement, and configurable delay — used across menus, toolbars, and action buttons.

Users can now invite other people to the private beta directly from the app. Each beta user gets a limited number of invite slots, and admins can configure the total quota.

Introduced a waiting-list flow for new sign-ups: when the beta is full, users land on a dedicated page until an admin grants them access.

Refreshed the homepage with new hero section, beta badge, and clearer messaging about features and how to join the beta.

Reworked how groups behave on the canvas. Double-click (or Enter) to step inside a group and edit its children directly without selecting the whole group; press ESC or double-click outside to exit.

Massively expanded the icon library — over 40,000 icons now available across multiple icon sets.

Users can now save their own projects as reusable templates.

Added a new Connector component to link elements with dynamic lines.

Generate editable mockups directly from uploaded screenshots or images.

New items in the main menu bar, reorganized floating selection menus, and a polished overall look.

Improved the UI of floating menu that appears when components are selected

Improved the mobile version of the app. Tested on IPhone and Ipad

Improved group management and item selection

Completely revamped panel and added new templates

Added a Presenter Mode that allows you to present your mockups in a full-screen, distraction-free view, with support for keyboard navigation and links between pages.

The Text Component now can link other pages

Added a Link Component that allows you to add links / buttons with links to other pages in your mockups.

Added a Table Component that allows you to add tables / datagrid in your mockups.

Added a Levels Panel that provides a hierarchical, tree-like view of all canvas elements, making it easier to select, reorder, and manage layers.

Fixed group visibility logic so child elements are correctly shown or hidden based on group state. Z-index ordering is now properly maintained during group and ungroup operations.

Redesigned the Zoom panel with a minimap, close button, drag-to-reposition support, and a cleaner layout with percentage display and reset controls.

Refined pan and zoom controls for mouse users. You can now zoom in and out using the scroll wheel and standard keyboard shortcuts.

Introduced SVG-based pattern fills for container elements, enabling richer visual backgrounds beyond solid colors.

Added four new built-in components: Menu, List, Date Picker, and Map.

Added Google sign-in support. Guest users have limited access to features; sign in to unlock the full experience.

Introduced an AI-powered Wizard that guides you through a series of questions to generate a complete layout automatically.

Added an AI Chat panel and AI Settings page. Generate layouts by chatting with AI models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Gemini.

Added snapping support: snap elements to other objects or to the grid. The grid can also be toggled on or off from the View menu.