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Changelog

What's new in Framy

Framy product changelog — new features, export improvements, and fixes for the browser iPhone mockup editor. Updated as we ship.

Feature

Editor in your language

The editor UI now speaks twelve languages — pick one from the top bar, or Framy follows your browser when it can.

  • Choose English, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, or Spanish
  • Language lives in the top bar; Framy remembers your pick and detects the browser language on first visit
  • Arabic uses right-to-left layout for the chrome
Feature

A real font picker — and clearer text editing

Browse a hundred typefaces by name preview, pick weight per face, fit text boxes to content, and edit copy from Content. Exports also re-upload any screens still only on this device.

  • Font opens a catalog like Backgrounds: Best fit, Sans / Serif / Display / Mono, and search — each face shows a name preview
  • Upload a custom font, or on Chrome use fonts installed on your computer; set weight on each row before you apply
  • Text box sizing can fit to content, and double-click opens Content in the panel (canvas inline edit is gone)
  • Before export, Framy re-uploads screens and media that are still only in your local draft so the render does not fail
Feature

Pay for export packs without leaving the editor

High-quality export packs check out inside Framy with Stripe Embedded Checkout — pick a card or wallet, pay, and keep editing. Stripe is merchant of record (tax included). Same one-time packs: $1.99 for 30 or $4.99 for 100.

  • Buy 30 or 100 high-quality exports in the export dialog without opening another site
  • Payment unlocks credits on the same browser as soon as it succeeds
  • Stripe Managed Payments remits applicable sales tax / VAT; checkout price is tax-inclusive
Improvement

Smarter snapping on the canvas

Layers line up with the phone and with even gaps, and they stop jumping between unrelated objects when the canvas is crowded.

  • Text and shapes snap to the phone and the canvas center instead of every nearby edge
  • Even spacing shows the gap in pixels while you drag
  • The phone snaps to the canvas, not to captions
Improvement

Export downloads as soon as it finishes

When your mockup is ready, Framy still opens the preview tab and also starts the file download right away — no hunting through Downloads.

  • Finished MP4, PNG, WebM, and ZIP exports start downloading automatically
  • The preview tab still opens so you can watch or share the result
Fix

Safer pinch zoom on phone and a working export preview fullscreen

Pinching to zoom in the editor or View all pages no longer crashes Safari on iPhone. Share-link fullscreen shows the full frame and works on mobile again, including iOS. ZIP progress lives in the Downloads notice.

  • Pinch zoom on the canvas and View all pages uses a light live scale, then commits once — no more full-tab crash on iOS
  • Phone zoom tops out at 2× so multi-canvas previews stay within Safari’s memory limits
  • Fullscreen on /v/… previews uses contain so portrait and other ratios letterbox instead of cropping
  • Fullscreen button on mobile uses iOS video fullscreen or a lightbox fallback when the browser API is missing
  • ZIP export progress moves to the Downloads-style notice above the toolbar, with percent and restore after reload
  • View all pages remembers zoom/scroll and shows a short drag/pinch tip the first few times
Improvement

Unsplash lives inside Backgrounds

Stock photos sit at the top of Backgrounds — pick a vibe, search Unsplash, and your chosen photo shows up next to Custom when you reopen.

  • Backgrounds opens with an Unsplash strip and tags for Soft, Wedding, Fitness, Food, and more
  • A tag opens browse with that search already filled; stock used on any canvas sits after Custom
  • Results bias toward a complementary color from your screen — no manual color chips
Feature

Export preview polish and Unsplash backgrounds

A cleaner shareable export preview, plus free Unsplash photos for your canvas with photographer credit.

  • Preview opens at the export’s aspect ratio and fits the first screen; images get a full-screen control
  • Share, Copy link, and Embed sit as small icon links; size and format live in the corner of the media
  • ZIP exports browse as a carousel instead of a grid
  • Background → Unsplash: search with debounce, canvas-matched ratio filter, hotlinked photos, and attribution
  • Unsplash chips for quick browse, Load more at the bottom, and Contrast / Match / Neutral filters from your screen color
Improvement

Phone sheets that move like the system

Editor sheets on a phone slide in and follow your finger. A finished export opens a preview page you can play, download, share, or embed.

  • Sheets and side panels close from the X, color and gradient pickers stay along the bottom, and closing Layers keeps the selection
  • Drag the sheet with your finger; a flick down closes it, a short drag bounces back
  • Pulling past the resting position resists like a system sheet, and scrolling still works inside the sheet
  • The canvas zooms with the sheet and with a pinch; Screen fit warns on aspect mismatch and opens on Contain when auto-pick has no close device match
  • A finished export opens its preview page, and Downloads has an Open button for that page
  • When the export finishes, a ready card sits above Downloads with Preview and Download
  • The preview matches the export’s own size, with the site header and footer
  • Exporting every canvas opens one gallery. Share the page, or copy an embed for a single frame
  • Embed opens a small snippet you can copy
Improvement

Edit on mobile without losing the preview

Phone editing keeps the canvas in view — tap property chips on a bottom toolbar to open a half-screen sheet instead of flipping between Preview and Edit tabs.

  • Always-on preview on phones — no more Preview / Edit tab switching
  • Scrollable bottom toolbar with tools and contextual property chips (Style, Position, and more)
  • Half-screen sheets for one property group at a time; preview shrinks to fit while you edit
  • Device, template, ratio, and background catalogs open inside the bottom sheet on phones (no side drawer)
  • Screen fit uses a right drawer on desktop with preview cards, 90° rotation, Width/Height + lock ratio, and a red overflow ghost while the panel is open (hidden on phones for now)