Release notes with a source trail

ArtCraft and PhotoCraft changelog: Craft Apps release history

A changelog is only useful if you can check it, so every entry below names its release tag, its publication date and the upstream release page it was taken from. We summarise what changed; the release notes themselves stay authoritative, and nothing here is back-filled from memory or from a model output.

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Release history

What changed, and where to verify it

Read the summary on the left, then follow the upstream release link on the right when an exact asset or full note matters.

PhotoCraft v0.9.0 2026-10-14

Added craft-print based system printing.
Crop and Straighten Photos are now available through automation.
Profileless exports preserve their grayscale appearance.
Save As records the destination file in the saved .pcraft manifest.
The WebAssembly release is published as photocraft-web-0.9.0.zip for self-hosting.

VectorCraft v0.11.0 2026-10-14

Release notes cover artboard movement, font rescans, PDF import with editing data, wider AI import handling and WebAssembly fixes.

ArtCraft Launcher v0.4.1 2026-10-13

Added FigCraft to the suite and published the v0.4.1 release with 27 release assets.

PhotoCraft v0.8.2 2026-10-12

Docking was reworked onto a shared dock model while keeping panel controls and saved workspaces.
GPU compositing now reuses unchanged lower-stack chunks when a property is edited.
File Info surfaces camera data read from EXIF/XMP.
A brush stroke commit no longer freezes the canvas while pixels are handed over.
Studio canvas background dots can be switched off.

ArtCraft v0.41.0 2026-09-26

Release ships macOS universal DMG plus app archive, and Windows x64 setup and MSI installers.

How these entries are produced

Each row is read from the release body of the tagged publication on the upstream repository, then condensed by hand into what actually changes for a person using the app. Where a release ships only installer files with no notes, the entry says exactly that instead of inventing a narrative.

The page exists because these projects move quickly. PhotoCraft, VectorCraft, ArtCraft and ArtCraft Launcher each have their own release cadence; knowing which release introduced a docking change, vector workflow fix, FigCraft addition or installer change is what decides whether you upgrade before a deadline or after it.

There is a second reason to keep this page: support questions. When someone reports that a brush stroke freezes or a workspace does not restore, the first useful question is which build they run, and the answer usually lives in a release note. Summarising those notes here means the answer is one click away instead of a scroll through dozens of tagged pages.

Questions people actually ask

How far back does this changelog go?

It starts where this portal began verifying releases. Earlier tags remain on the upstream release page, which stays the complete record.

Why not just link to GitHub?

Because the raw release feed mixes internal refactors with user-visible change. This page keeps the visible ones and links the source, so a decision does not require reading fifteen pull-request titles.

Do updates break existing PSD files?

Nothing here can promise that. Format behaviour is checked against the compatibility tests in the upstream repository, and if a release touches layer handling it is listed so you can test your own files first.