All releases
- Added iPhone 15
- Added MacBook Pro M3 16-inch
- Added MacBook Pro M3 15-inch
- Added MacBook Air M2 13-inch
- Added MacBook Air M2 15-inch
- Added a "Simple Universal" scene for a clean, floating image or video
- That's a lot of devices, so you can now pick among the most recent ones in the grid
- You can now pick among the most recent templates, too
- You can now scale individual devices when there is more than one on the scene
- You can now press Cmd-V to paste an image to the selected device
- You can now copy an image from Figma, Finder, or any other app and paste it into Rotato
- You can now copy a video, image or animated gif file from Finder and paste it into Rotato
- Beta preview: You can now paste a URL to a website to render a screenshot on the current device
Improvements
- Improved perspective on the MacBook Air M1
- Dragging a background image's scale, blur, or saturation now changes the value in smaller bits, making it easier to control
- Multi-device beta: Improved the 3D arrows (gizmo), bug fixes and performance
- Multi-device beta: You can now undo deleting a device
- Multi-device beta: The device selector is now smaller
- Multi-device beta: Improved stability and performance
Fixes
- Fixed a bug where scenes with multiple, rotated devices introduced before 2022 would cause the devices to rotate and overlap each other.
- Fixed a bug where the background in a scene grid item would not change to dark or light when the macOS system changes to dark or light
- Added Samsung Frame TV, which was present in earlier versions of Rotato. Welcome back, Frame TV.
- Multi-device beta: Fixed a bug where deleting a device with backspace would not remove the gizmo in some cases
- Multi-device beta: Fixed a bug where the gizmo would be too big in specific camera configurations