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GraFx Studio - Multi-page & Auto-grow

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We’re excited to announce another milestone update for GraFx Studio, introducing multi-page templates and auto-grow text frames!

This update also includes display names for variables and enhanced error handling for missing fonts, along with other usability improvements.

New features

Multi-page Templates

  • Create templates with multiple pages for print layouts
  • Hide or show pages as needed – only visible pages appear in the Studio UI and in PDF output
  • Seamlessly combine print and digital layouts into one multi-channel template

Learn more about Pages

Auto-grow Text Frames

  • Enable text frames to automatically grow or shrink based on content while maintaining a fixed font size
  • Anchor other frames to maintain consistent spacing

Learn more about Auto Resize and Anchoring

Customizable Variable Display Names

  • Use the new variable label property to customize how variables appear in the Studio UI, improving clarity for end-users

Learn more about Variable Label

Missing Fonts Error Handling

  • When a font is missing from GraFx Fonts, a clear error message now appears in the template designer workspace
  • The error includes a list of all missing fonts, streamlining troubleshooting

GraFx Studio importer

  • Import a ZIP package to convert an InDesign document to a GraFx Studio template
  • The InDesign plugin will be available soon!

Improvements

  • Cropped images are no longer stretched when the frame is resized (this improvement can have an impact on existing designs)
  • A redesigned Resources panel in the template designer workspace now groups all resources in one place, offering a cleaner and more organized user experience
  • Improved handling of long names in the template designer workspace
  • When switching from Design to Run mode, it remembers the last selected user interface

Fixes

  • Fixed issue with zoom to page when the page size changes (in Run mode and Studio UI)
  • Fixed issue where variables could not be inserted into newly created text frames