
PNRO - Carousel Panorama Maker
Split Photos Into Grid Stories
Archived App (Last seen on 26 Jun 2026)
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What's New in PNRO
1.3.0
May 31, 2026
This release is a top-to-bottom visual refresh. We rebuilt the look of every screen around a warm new terracotta palette, swapped scattered floating cells for proper native iOS grouping, and tightened the editor controls so the tools you use most feel calmer, cleaner, and more confident. Key Highlights: - A brand new look — terracotta, top to bottom. Every accent across the app has moved from cold blue to warm terracotta. The cutout drawing line, control-point dots, selected-layer border, swipe-to-delete tray, FitObject selection highlight, and editor accents all share one cohesive palette. Settings icons now use the project's charcoal tone for cleaner scanning, and outline-style SF Symbols replace the heavier filled set throughout. - Settings finally reads like a real iOS Settings screen. Cells inside each section group into a single rounded white block with faint 1pt hairlines between rows, with only the top and bottom corners of the group rounded. Every row carries its own SF Symbol — Restore Purchase, Contact Us, Rate Us, Privacy Policy — so you can find what you need at a glance instead of scanning a wall of text. - Layers, Controls, and the Cutout canvas got the same treatment. Layer rows merge into one continuous card with native swipe-left-to-delete that respects which layers are actually removable — background and mask stay protected. Editor controls group their switches under a single shadow with subtle divider lines. The Cutout image sits on a properly rounded card with a soft shadow that matches the rest of the app, including the terracotta marching-ants outline and control dots while you draw. - Save to Photo, in one place. The Capture export button now always reads "Save to Photo" whether you're exporting a carousel or a video — no more guessing what tapping it will do. A liquid-glass page indicator floats over the carousel preview so you always know which frame you're on, and the landscape ratio chips in Craft are sized to fit their wider previews without crowding. Launch redesigned. The launch sequence steps through three intro stills with a brief hold on each before opening the app — replacing the older video splash with something lighter, faster, and easier to update down the road. Love PNRO? Please consider leaving us a review on the App Store! Your feedback helps us keep the creative sparks flying! #pnro
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