Updates & releases

Pro members can now save floor plans with their full 2D and 3D styling, reopen them on any device, rename or duplicate them, and share view-only walkthrough links.

The last 14 tool pages moved onto the shared studio layout: controls in a collapsible left rail, exports in one action row, and the canvas front and center — first thing on mobile. The /tools page also got a fuller hero with quick links to flagship makers.

All 25 furniture kinds in the 3D walkthrough — 393 designs — are now generated in code instead of stock models: crisper shapes, one consistent style, instant recolors.

The Floor Plan Creator gained a first-person 3D walkthrough: draw the rooms, then walk through them — furnished and lit — straight from the same page.

Tool pages can now embed a click-to-play video walkthrough — no YouTube player weight until you press play. A growing tutorial channel covers everything from bar charts to 3D floor plans.

The infographic resume tool became a full resume builder: flowing multi-page layout, 15 section kinds you can reorder or hide, and export of every page.

One plan, one price: MP4 animation exports, vector SVG, and HD PNG at 2×/3×/4× across the studios. Everything else on GraphMake stays free.

Draw a room layout online: walls, doors, windows, and furniture with live measurements, plus 25 starter plans to begin from. Free PNG export, no signup.

90+ tools now live in six categories with dedicated hub pages and a search box on /tools — type "invoice" or "flowchart" and jump straight to the maker.

Bar, line, pie, and friends can now animate: pick a motion style, set speed and loop, preview it live on the canvas, and download the animation as MP4 with Pro.

Four new makers built for paper: Tournament Brackets (click a team to advance it), Bingo Cards (batch-print unique cards), Word Search (automatic answer key), and precise printable Graph Paper.

The chart tools were rebuilt as studios where the chart itself is the editor — drag bars to resize them, drag scatter points, edit labels in place. What you see is exactly what exports.

The widget gallery on / now shows a live preview pane on the right that swaps as you hover (or tap on mobile) any of the 70+ widgets. Each widget renders in its own color so the gallery is no longer a wall of blue.

The "Start with a template" section now shows the 6 most-viewed templates with actual rendered thumbnails instead of placeholder gradients.

Switching the invitation card to Square, Landscape, A6, or 9:16 Story used to clip the trailing content. The whole stack now scales uniformly to fit any format, and Landscape renders at the same physical scale as Portrait (just rotated).

Heart, Blob, Star, Leaf, Wave, Lightning, Gear, Ribbon — all path-editing tools now have a Hide nodes / Show nodes toggle on the canvas so you can preview the clean shape mid-edit without losing your slider state.

A polished marketing-pitch template covering approach, deliverables, brand preview (logo + palette + typography), why it matters, timeline & investment, and next steps. Editable canvas, no signup required.

Brand-new generators powered by a custom shape engine: Heart, Blob, Star, Leaf, Ribbon, Wave, Lightning Bolt, and Gear. Each has presets, sliders, and direct bezier-handle editing for full control. Export as SVG, PNG, or JPG.

A neon dark-mode proposal infographic with business goals, services, channel mix, roadmap, KPIs, and CTA. Editable end-to-end.

Pitch a social media engagement: target audience, content pillars, growth strategy, and reporting. Includes a built-in roadmap and KPI dashboard.

The /templates page swapped its masonry layout for a clean uniform grid. Browsing 70+ templates side-by-side now feels intentional instead of jumbled.

Invitation Maker (15 themes for weddings, birthdays, showers), Business Card Maker (front + back, print-ready), Receipt Maker, and Quotation Maker. All four export as PNG, no signup.

A circular chart that uses sector area to encode value — sectors share the same angle but radii vary. Useful for cyclical/seasonal data where bar charts feel too blocky.

A dense 2-column infographic CV designed for recent graduates and early-career hires — skills, education, projects, and contact info all on one page. Pinned to the top of /templates.