Hello Crafters!
Version 3.1.0 for PC is now live.
When you’re working on a design, it’s often hard to fully picture how it will turn out on the final product until it’s actually made.
This update starts to bridge that gap, along with a few improvements shaped by things many of you have been asking for.
Here’s what’s new ![]()
Mockup preview is now available
You can now drop your design straight onto a shirt or other materials and see how it looks before making it.
Move it around, resize it, try different placements, and get a much closer sense of the final result before you commit to it.
It supports built-in templates as well as your own uploads, so you can preview things in a way that actually matches what you’re working on.
Available for cutting machines, heat press, and printers.

Standard Cut gets a new layering option
When working with multi-layer designs, it’s now easier to build things up step by step.
You can create a solid base layer and stack other elements on top of it, which helps keep everything more organized, especially for HTV, paper, and vinyl projects.
Print Then Cut improvements
Fine-tuning your cut lines should feel a bit more controllable.
With improved contour offset, added color options, and inner contour support, it’s easier to handle more detailed designs without things getting messy.
Gradient fill added
If you’ve ever wanted to add a bit more depth to your designs, this should help.
You can now apply linear gradients with up to 8 colors, and rotate the direction by 90° to adjust how the colors flow.
It’s a simple way to bring more variation into your designs without adding extra layers.
Curved text
For labels, badges, or anything circular, you can now bend text into shape using a slider.
It’s a small addition, but one that makes certain layouts much easier to put together.

Unit switch shortcut
You can now switch between inch, mm, and cm directly from the top left of the canvas.
This came up quite a bit in the community, so it should feel more convenient during everyday use.

Crop gets more flexible
Cropping is now a bit more straightforward, with multiple preset sizes as well as custom options.
Whether you’re adjusting for specific materials or just refining your layout, it’s easier to get the exact framing you need.

That’s it for Version 3.1.0 for now.
More refinements are already in the works, including ideas that came straight from your feedback.
Take some time to try things out, and let us know what feels useful or what you’d like to see next.
Your feedback might just shape what comes next!



