What’s changed.

The Pro plan now includes 600 credits a month.

Taking a render up to 2K now costs 2 credits.

A benchtop colour now goes on every top in the room, the island’s included. An island end drawn running down from the benchtop takes the benchtop’s stone rather than the island’s colour.

Handles, construction and fixtures have their own page, How it’s built, with a Draw it again with these button. The studio toolbar now splits its controls into On this picture and Needs a new picture.

Review detections now offers sinks and basins in the room’s own terms: bowls and drainers in a kitchen, basin styles in a vanity, tubs in a laundry.

When you correct an appliance the app read wrongly, you can put the right one on the picture you already have. The first fix on each picture is free.

Pieces of a run, like two different benchtops, can each have their own finish. A Copy the finish it is drawn in button keeps a finish your drawing already shows.

Just photograph it: a render that still looks like the 3D visual it came from can be photographed again with real materials and light, for 1 credit.

One splashback height for the whole room, and a benchtop colour now stops at the top surface instead of running onto the splashback tile.

Two views of the same room drawn side by side stay as one drawing, rather than being split into two projects.

Every room type has its own names for its runs, its own lighting options and its own props.

If a render comes back with a fault the app caught but couldn’t fix, the studio now says what the fault is.

Each run of cabinets can take its own colour, and one press of Apply my changes puts on everything you changed.

A project’s first render builds the room first, then puts your materials on in a second pass. On the first render, that second pass is free.

New Hand sketch tick for freehand drawings: your runs, your counts and where the sink and cooktop sit are kept, and a straight, square room is built from them.

The room type can be changed after the project is made.

Handles are changed in their own pass, the only one allowed to take handles off.

Every plan now includes every feature. Plans differ only in credits, users and storage.

Mark up to three areas in one refine. A pasted swatch picture now goes with the render from every button that takes a colour.

A splashback or a floor can be set as tiles, with a layout and a tile size in millimetres.

Choose how each run of fronts opens, and upload a photo of your own handle.

Paste a photo of the actual appliance and the render works from it.

The studio tells you when the room type and the drawing disagree, like a laundry project whose drawing shows a cooktop.

Download the render you’re looking at straight from the studio toolbar.

New Photoshoot pass: stages a finished render the way a house is photographed for a listing, furnished to suit the room it’s in.

A help page in the app, written as the questions makers ask, and a ? beside the choices that need explaining.

Monthly plan credits, and top-up packs that never expire.

Full size: take the render you settled on up to size. It’s drawn again, not enlarged.

Tick what goes in the room (benchtop items, glass cabinets, a wine rack, open shelves, stools at the island, a tap on the sink) and one pass puts it all there.

LED strip lighting under the overheads, with a mark to show which run gets the light. Lighting moods can be put on a finished render.

A surface, the bulkhead or the island ends can be left as drawn, so the drawing’s own finish stands.

Set the grain direction on the doors, the bulkhead and the kickers.

Take a colour off a supplier’s swatch with the dropper, and paste a colour for one render without adding it to your library.

Re-read drawing, for a drawing you’ve already uploaded.

Text instruction: say what to change in your own words.

Delete finished renders you don’t want from the history panel.

Review the appliances found on your drawing, and correct them, before you render.

Refine: mark an area on a finished render and change only that, then keep refining from the result.

Slider compare, to drag between two versions of a render.