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v3.41.15

What's New — October 8, 2026

This release makes starting with Picmim friendlier and everyday running steadier: a first-month offer on monthly plans, a simpler way to choose your visual style, credits that reset on your billing date, and a round of fixes so connections, previews and pages behave as you'd expect.

Pay less for your first month

New customers on monthly plans now get their first month at a discount. The pricing pages show it cleanly: the discounted first-month price leads, the regular price sits beside it, and "cancel anytime" underneath. Annual billing highlights two months free where it applies, each plan shows how many brands it includes, and the offer is applied automatically at checkout.

Find your visual style in one click

The style picker now starts with three presets — Real photos, Designed graphics, or A mix of both — plus a simple control for whether text appears on your photos. Want more say? Expand the picker to choose subjects such as people at work or product promotions, two of the new styles. Onboarding previews are richer too: a helpful mix of a text post, a real photo and an infographic, colours kept to your brand palette, and posts built around your actual product.

If you cancel, we'd like to learn why

Cancelling a main plan now includes an optional quick question — pick a reason, add a comment if you like. Your answers go straight to the team and help shape what we build next.

Credits and billing that add up

AI credits on paid plans now reset on your subscription's billing date instead of the calendar month, and every counter in the app uses that same window. Credits are checked before each AI action, so a long session can't quietly overshoot, and your usage figures now agree everywhere. Quickly resuming a plan after cancelling no longer leaves the billing page showing the wrong status.

Steadier connections, calmer screens

Instagram accounts with an expired connection now clearly show as disconnected, so you know to reconnect instead of wondering why posts quietly fail. Short videos for Facebook Stories prepare successfully again, sign-ups with just a website are guided through brand setup before their free preview, and preview posts are never scheduled in the past. Everywhere else, things are faster and quieter: post updates reach your team more quickly, everyday screens feel snappier, daily trend research concentrates only where your trends need it, buttons on error pages respond the first time, and the affiliate programme confirmation reads properly. Our marketing site also dropped a couple of advertising trackers, counting visits anonymously without cookies until you opt in.