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Version 2.6 · 2025-11-01
iOS 26 compatible with Liquid Glass, new localizations added, step-and-repeat layout added to PDF share.
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The store currently lists version 2.6, updated 2025-11-01.








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Make step-and-repeat layouts in minutes. Easily plan and test different sheet layouts to minimize spoilage, save time, and get the most out of every press run. Perfect for printers, prepress teams, and graphic professionals who need quick, accurate layout decisions.
Key Features
• Fast step & repeat – build horizontal and vertical layouts in just a few taps
• Spoilage reduction – optimize sheet usage and cut waste automatically
• Save & reuse – store your best layouts for future jobs and repeat runs
• Visual clarity – preview layouts before sending to press
• Flexible options – adjust sheet sizes, artwork counts, and orientations
• Easy to learn – no complex setup, designed for speed and simplicity…
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iOS 26 compatible with Liquid Glass, new localizations added, step-and-repeat layout added to PDF share.
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