Charts are now available, bringing one of the most requested features and allowing you to create visual graphs directly from the Markdown Editor, without relying on third-party tools or manual copy-paste.

You can now turn any Markdown table into a chart by adding simple metadata, making it easy to define the chart type and keep the visuals perfectly synchronized with your data.

A new contextual toolbar makes table editing faster and more intuitive.

Working with tables has been significantly improved, with automatic formatting that keeps their structure clean and readable as you edit, even when pasting data from external sources.

Support for large datasets has been added through native CSV content blocks, with built-in conversion between Markdown tables and CSV to handle more complex or data-heavy use cases.

Charts have been designed to look good by default, with responsive behavior, improved layouts, and optimized color palettes.

Advanced chart options are now available for users who need more control, offering flexible settings that adapt to most real-world presentation needs.

- Added: New XL text size option
- Improved: Highlights
- Fixed: Incorrect rendering of checklist items
- Fixed: Monospaced font for code and code blocks
- Fixed: Incorrect speaker notes font size and style in PDF export
- Fixed: Missing footer in HTML export
- Fixed: Image titles turning lowercase when changing image size
- Fixed: Overlapping in Copenhagen theme
- Fixed: Broken layout with multiple images and text
- Fixed: Overlap in Style Inspector
- Fixed: Text not always visible in the editor
- Fixed: Background image not edge to edge on slides