What changed, release by release.

New

• Buy buttons offer both plans: click for lifetime, or open the menu for monthly. Both use the same licence key.

Changed

• An activated Mac checks its licence at launch and once a day. After 30 days without reaching the licence server, export waits until it can check again. Settings › License has a Check Again button.

New

• Pick the Pixel model on the Device Bezel card.
• A new project remembers the device you used last, and the name is optional.
• After importing screenshots you pick a layout, so you choose it while looking at your own screens.
• Arrow keys step number fields in the inspector, and move or resize a close-up region.
• The Welcome window’s recent projects work from the keyboard. Settings lists every keyboard shortcut.
• Zoom moved to the bar under the canvas, which leaves the toolbar clear.

Faster

• Typing captions, editing panoramas, undo and sidebar thumbnails all do less work, so big projects stay smooth.

Fixed

• Device frame art fills the screen area exactly.
• The panorama join button no longer slips under the next screen.

New

• Preview another language and the badge card edits that language’s lines. Leave one empty and it shows your base language’s.
• Translate on the badge card fills the languages that are missing, the same way it does for captions. Lines you’ve written yourself are kept.
• A star rating’s number is written the local way: 4,9 in German and French.
• Changing the base language moves badge text with it, as it does captions.

New

• Choose New Google Play Page from the switcher above the screens list. Every screen is copied and laid out again at Android sizes: iPhone designs become Android phone (1080×1920), iPad designs Android tablet (1440×2560), the 9:16 shape Play needs to feature an app.
• Phones are drawn with a punch-hole camera, and captions keep the lines and edges you set them to.
• A feature graphic (1024×500) is added to the page, starting from your App Store title and subtitle.
• Exports land in the Play Console’s layout, the one fastlane supply uploads: a folder per language, phone and tablet slots, and featureGraphic.png. PNGs have no alpha channel, as Play requires.
• The export sheet warns about a missing feature graphic, too few or too many screenshots, and files over Play’s 8 MB.
• Uploading to Google Play is by hand or with fastlane for now.

New

• A project holds more than one page. Beside the product page, start a custom product page or a product page test treatment from the switcher above the screens list.
• A new page starts as a copy of the one you’re on, sharing its captures, so you change only what that page is testing.
• Upload a page straight to a custom product page or a test treatment you’ve made in App Store Connect. Screenpane remembers which one each page goes to, and only offers those still open for changes.
• Each page exports into a folder of its own, named after it. The product page exports where it always has.

Fixed

• Settings now opens centred on your project window instead of wherever it was last left.

The rename

• The app updates itself to Screenpane. Your licence, trial and saved App Store Connect keys carry over untouched.
• Your projects move from Documents/Frametto to Documents/Screenpane on first launch, and your recent projects follow them. New projects save as .screenpane; .frametto files anywhere else still open.
• frametto.com now forwards to screenpane.com, and the old download link still works.

New

• Seven new layouts: Classic, Top Bleed, Side Peek, Zoom Callout, Frameless, Big Headline and Social Proof. The picker shows each one on your own screen.
• Caption fit: see where a translated caption overflows, per language, and fit it in one click.
• Choose which languages an export writes, one checkbox each.
• Imports read each file’s App Store size and only ask about the odd ones; Simulator captures name their device from the filename.
• An Image tool under the canvas, and a short guide over your first screens.

Export and upload

• Every file renders at its exact target size, and a missing capture fails its slot instead of exporting grey.
• A failed upload puts back what it removed, so an App Store Connect set is never left empty.
• Each set uploads in slot order, one file per screen, and the file list shows what went in and what didn’t.
• Accounts with more than 200 apps list them all; Norwegian uploads use the code App Store Connect expects.

Projects and licence

• Saving is atomic and Save As copies the whole project; a project moved in Finder is never recreated behind your back.
• Changing the base language moves captions, translations and metadata with it.
• A keychain hiccup no longer downgrades a paid licence.

Faster and more accessible

• The canvas redraws less, and images load and exports write off the main thread.
• VoiceOver can select, open and link screens in the Set overview, and colour wells have names.

Under the hood

• Your licence, trial and saved keys move to keychain entries named after frametto. macOS used to name the old project when it asked permission to read them; now it names this one.
• The move happens once, on first launch, and is checked both ways before anything old is removed.
• The entry holding your translation key no longer claims to be for a different AI provider than the one it calls.

Panoramic sets

• Layers cross from one linked slot into the next — a device, a headline or a badge can straddle the seam.
• You see the crossing while you drag it, not after the export.
• A slot’s own phone steps aside for one crossing over it.
• Click a neighbour’s phone on the canvas to jump to that screen and edit it.

Design

• Drags snap to the canvas and to other layers, with guides that show what they caught.
• A region picker you can aim: pull a close-up out of the capture by eye.
• Import a font file into the project so captions match the app.
• Four starters that differ in composition, not just colour.
• Sliders get tick marks, a value tooltip, and a proper knob for angles.
• A Theme row sits next to what it changes.

Canvas

• The insert tools become a tool bar on the canvas itself.
• Screens, Creative Assets and Layers all collapse.
• Zoom is four magnifiers, the way the device hub does it.
• “Actual Size” becomes “Actual Pixels”, and now tells the truth.
• The + that adds a screen sits over the list it adds to.

Menus

• Every canvas view command has a menu-bar home; toolbar-only commands got menu routes.
• The Edit menu names the step it will undo, and text fields keep their own undo stack.
• Change Theme… moves to File, where Keynote keeps it.

Ship

• Per-screen export sizes, in a sheet that fills its own width.
• The bundle-ID match is stated plainly instead of buried in the list.

Capture

• Watch a folder so ⌘S in Simulator lands straight in the project.

Design

• Layered canvas: background, device, text, image, breakout and badge layers, each with its own inspector.
• iPhone 16, iPhone 17 and iPad Pro product bezels in true body colours, or a flat drawn frame in any colour.
• Transform card with position pad, rotation globe and 3D tilt on every layer.
• Panoramic sets: one background flowing across several screens.
• Keyword highlight: wrap a word in ** to colour it.
• Badges (star rating, laurel, pill, quote) and breakouts cropped from the capture.
• Mesh, gradient and solid backgrounds, multi-stop and radial, with a grain slider.
• Sample project on first launch so the first canvas you see is a finished set.

Ship

• Export every device size and language in one pass, named the way App Store Connect wants them.
• Translate captions into 36 App Store languages on your own OpenAI key.
• Push screenshots, title, subtitle, keywords, description and what's-new straight to App Store Connect.

App

• Welcome window with recents, like Xcode.
• 14-day trial, licence keys with 3 Mac activations, in-app updates.