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功能指南与发布动态：有什么新东西、为什么重要、怎么使用。
See each look before you pick one on the home page
The art style menu on the home page now shows a real sample page for American comic, Manga, Webtoon, Cartoon and European comic, so you choose a look by what it draws, not by its name.
Nine panels on one page? Your call, not Inky's
A page with more panels or more speech than usual is no longer refused. Inky warns you once that dense pages fail or muddle their layout more often, and you decide whether to draw it anyway or split the beats across two pages.
Style presets for every kind of comic, and always your own style
Fifteen style presets, from superhero comics to manga to European albums, each with a real sample page. Pick one for the whole series or for one run of pages, or skip them and describe your own style. Inky asks which look you want before it draws anything.
Reviewing a drawn page takes the whole screen
The drawings Inkroost makes for you now open in a full-screen workspace: big artwork, every version a click apart, and keeping one moves you straight to the next page waiting.
Your own artwork, without making a chapter for it
Teaching Inkroost your style used to start by inventing a chapter to hold your pages. Reference art now has its own place in the studio, and it travels with the drawings you ask for.
A lighter reader that fits your screen
Width, height, actual size and scroll now use the same lightweight artwork. Height fitting also leaves room for the page-turn buttons.
Inky writes the sheet before it draws the character
Every character, object and place in your story gets a complete sheet before Inky plans its pages, and Inky asks you about the ones you named instead of guessing.
Start with a story, discover a new favourite
Try an editable story idea, choose comic, manga or webtoon, and carry it into Inky. Upload your original artwork or discover published series with story previews.
Keep long-story preparation moving
Inky now refreshes its saved progress on every preparation step and can recover with smaller internal parts when a story draft stalls.