What's new in Autograph

Autograph now supports a built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol), a bridge that users can switch on to let compatible Al assistants like Claude and ChatGPT operate Autograph's own tools. Whether you are looking to delegate repetitive tasks or want to create something you haven't learned to do yet, you can enable MCP and bring your ideas to life while staying in full control. Go even further by enabling MCP in Cinema 4D as well to have your AI assistant use both tools at the same time.

Enjoy a unified workflow with the ability to copy and paste 3D elements, including animated elements, directly from Cinema 4D to Autograph. This new feature lets you use Autograph's 3D workspace in the same project as a render from Redshift, and transfer 3D elements such as cameras, lights, nulls, and Autograph-compatible primitives.

Autograph’s Text Panel now supports Adobe Fonts, ensuring you can keep working on your projects with consistency.

New orientation modes and options in the Tile Modifier let you distribute copies of a source image in a wider range of ways than before. Restrict extension to a single axis (horizontal or vertical) to create infinite strips from a seamless image or define the number of copies on both.

Switching from Rich Text mode to Plain Text mode now preserves the original text and automatically converts the text content from one mode to the other, allowing you to easily add and adjust text in your projects.

Vertical text support in the latest version of Autograph now has enhanced features such as automatic number conversion from horizontal to vertical (Tate-Chuu-Yoko), better character alignment and kerning (Tsumegumi), and support for Text Box with additional options. These enhancements make adjusting text easier when working in Japanese and are part of a greater initiative to provide optimal support for all vertical text.

Autograph 2027.0 now includes an integrated Maxon Studio panel, providing easier access to Red Giant tools, including access to plugin presets.

Download and explore multiple new demo projects from the Welcome Page built to help you learn more about using Autograph for major broadcast projects.