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What's new in this version:

Personal Cloud plan:
We’re introducing a personal cloud subscription that will give you more freedom with cloud documents:
- Unlimited number of cloud documents
- Unlimited number of collaborators instead of 10 on the free plan
- Unlimited document version history instead of 30 days on the free plan
- Unlimited storage period in the trash bin
- To subscribe to the Personal Cloud plan, go to Home > Profile > Upgrade plan
- The statuses of your subscriptions now appear next to your username on the Home > Profile page

Version history:
- We added version history for cloud documents. Lunacy automatically saves file versions after a series of 100 user actions. Or you can save versions manually using the Ctrl(⌘) + Alt + S shortcut. To view a document version history, go to File > Show version history. The list of file versions opens in the right panel. Double-click the required version to open it. File versions open as local temporary files that you can save to any folder on your computer and then import back to the Cloud.
- Free users can access up to 30 days of version history. To unlock the full history of any existing cloud file, subscribe to a Personal Cloud plan.

Voice comments, stickers, and overall improvement of comments:
- Now you can leave voice comments in cloud documents. For this, enable the comment tool (C), click microphone, say what you want to say, then click send. Make sure you allow Lunacy to access the microphone, otherwise your comments will not be recorded.
- You can now post stickers like thumb up, thumb down, +1, heart, and other instead of comments. Stickers show up right on the canvas. There’s no need to open comment bubbles, unless you want to post a reply. To post a sticker, enable the comment tool, click sticker icon icon next to the comment entry field, and select the required sticker. You can also send stickers in replies to comments.
- Now, when you select a layer and then click with the comment tool over it, the added comment gets tied to the layer. If you later decide to move the layer to some other place on the canvas, the comment will move with the layer.
- By default, comments are always visible on the canvas. To hide comments, click view > Comments on the top bar.
- To open/hide the list of all comments in the right panel, click send on the top bar

Pre-made palettes:
- When you create a document, Lunacy shows one of pre-set color palettes that you can use in your design. It appears in the right panel when nothing is selected on the canvas. If you don’t like the current palette, click refresh icon to choose the one that suits you best.
- Note that palettes appear only in documents created in version 8.6 or higher

Shape cropping:
You no longer need to struggle with the vector tool or tricky Boolean and flattening operations to get a half-circle or a part of another shape. With the shape cropper, you will do it in a couple of clicks:
- Select the required shape
- Click scissors icon on the context toolbar
- Drag the borders of the frame to select the required area
- Press Enter or click Apply editing in the right panel

Sharing your Lunacy profile on the internet:
Another way to share your portfolio. Your cloud documents now also show up on your profile page in Lunacy with the Publish/Unpublish button. You can send a link to your Lunacy profile to other people for them to view published files. For this:
- Go to Home > Profile > show more icon > Web profile. Your web profile will open in the browser.
- Copy the link to the profile in the address bar
- Send the link by email or an instant messenger
- If the link recipient doesn’t have Lunacy yet, they will be offered to install it
- To remove documents from your online profile, simply unpublish them. By default, all cloud documents are unpublished.

Improvements:
- Zoom tool is back. It doesn’t show up on the toolbar, but you can enable it with the Z shortcut. To zoom in, hold down Z and click. To zoom out, hold down Z+Alt and click.
- Localization. The names of layers in the Layer List now come in the language of the interface.
- Better support. We made some improvements to reduce your wait time for replies to your issue reports.
- Performance improvements