• Your AI agent can now animate with Rotato. It can see your design and check its own work.
• iPhone Duo with the new animation.
• You can now use environment images as the 3D background as well as lighting.
• You can now preview an easing by hovering over it.
• You can now select a device from the sidebar too.

What's fixed

• Fixed a bug introduced with macOS 27 that would prevent you from moving the playhead properly.
• Improved 2D text handling.

• You can now copy a device's screen dimensions from the sidebar as plain text, SVG, or a Figma Frame.
• You can now pop tutorial videos out into a resizable Picture in Picture window and keep them visible while you follow.

What's changed

• You can now add devices from the Devices header
• Screen dimensions now reflect the device's visible orientation and use pixel-rounded values.
• Tutorial videos now wait at the first frame until you press play.

What's fixed

• Fixed a crash when repeatedly entering and leaving Presentation Mode for users presenting the same scene multiple times.
• Fixed a crash when undoing multi-device layout changes for users arranging scenes with multiple devices.

• You can now copy a device's screen dimensions from the sidebar as plain text, SVG, or a Figma Frame.
• You can now pop tutorial videos out into a resizable Picture in Picture window and keep them visible while you follow.

What's changed

• You can now add devices from the Devices header
• Screen dimensions now reflect the device's visible orientation and use pixel-rounded values.
• Tutorial videos now wait at the first frame until you press play.

What's fixed

• Fixed a crash when repeatedly entering and leaving Presentation Mode for users presenting the same scene multiple times.
• Fixed a crash when undoing multi-device layout changes for users arranging scenes with multiple devices.

• Fixed a bug introduced with macOS 27 that involved moving the playhead.

• When you hit enter inside an inspector field, Rotato will now unfocus from that field so you can use your arrow keys to nudge the camera.
• Lots of macOS Tahoe design adaptations, bug fixes, optimizations and improvements.

What's new

• iPhone 17 Pro Max (more iPhone 17/Air to follow)
• macOS Tahoe app icon

• Apple Device Family of Macbook, iPad, iPhone and Watch
• Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus
• Updated tutorial on focus blur on https://rotato.app/help/depth-of-field
• Updated tutorial on landscape mode https://rotato.app/help/landscape-mode
• Updated tutorial on labels https://rotato.app/help/add-text-labels
• Updated tutorial on scene picking https://rotato.app/help/change-scene

What's improved

• The device category is now All when you open the splash screen, no matter which category you had selected in a previous session
• The focus blur drag field (under the the numeric input) is now more sensitive so you can adjust with more precision
• Searching for a device in the splash screen now automatically switches to the All tab
• The Camera section of the sidebar is now the top section.
• Modernization of the precise camera controls.
• Many simply didn’t find the old one, so it is now in the Camera section of the sidebar where we have other camera stuff as well

What's fixed

• Fixed a bug where the focus blur strength and distance could not be animated in some cases
• Fixed zoom issues on some in-app templates for App Store images
• Fixed a bug where label alignment in some cases would not be applied until you edited the label
• Fixed a bug where background image fit mode, blur, saturation and scale would not be saved and restored to .rotato files for some users
• Fixed watermark issues affecting a small number of users using saved documents with some older device mockups.
• Fixed a bug where inputting numbers into the camera input fields would not update the animation in some cases
• Fixed a bug where the camera input fields would not update after moving the timeline playhead
• Fixed a bug where inputting numbers into the camera input fields would not be reflected in the camera position or rotation in some cases

Known issues

• The rotation controls have been moved from the floating widget to the Camera section in the sidebar. This is not ideal, but it’s a consequence of a change in macOS 15 that we are investigating with Apple.