You can now create libraries of reusable assets and share them across your organization. Think of these as building blocks: icons, illustrations, UI patterns, whatever you use repeatedly.
Tip: If you have widgets in Axure RP you want to use as library elements, you can copy for Axure Cloud from the right-click menu.
Drawing with the marker now feels more like a marker, it varies stroke width based on your drawing speed, slower strokes come out thicker, faster ones thinner. And if you're using a pressure-sensitive device (like a Surface Pro or iPad with Apple Pencil), it picks that up too.

Print document prints just the document portion of your whiteboard (all your notes, specs, and formatted text) plus any sections links you've added. Perfect for sharing written documentation with relevant designs in meetings or handing off requirements with visual context.
Export canvas to PDF gives you three options:
This release includes updates that make it easier to navigate whiteboards, work comfortably on tablets, and adds subtitles to documents

Whiteboards now have an outline pane to help you find your way around faster. It shows a structured list of what's on your whiteboard, so you can see where you are, understand what you're looking at, and jump straight to the part you need.

Axure Cloud is now more usable on iPads and other tablets, including a tablet-optimized toolbar and navigation improvements to make working on iPad smoother and more intuitive.

Documents now support subtitles, giving you a lightweight way to add context. Subtitles can also be used in templates and will appear in the template picker.

This release focuses on reliability of whiteboards, specifically with idle whiteboards and coming back to them.

Organizations can now create, manage, and publish custom document and whiteboard templates in a dedicated Templates workspace, making it easier to maintain consistent patterns and standards across teams.

You can now start interactive AI chats directly in your documents. Choose from prebuilt AI snippets like Business value, Feature description, or Problem statement, or create your own custom AI button with a unique prompt and starting question.

Whiteboards and documents are now officially out of beta and available to users in Axure Cloud. Whiteboards let teams brainstorm, diagram, and plan visually, while documents provide a space for structured notes, specs, and team communication alongside your projects.


The sidebar now displays only one organization at a time. All workspaces that were in the "Shared with me" section will now appear in the organization dropdown under their respective organization. This helps reduce clutter and makes it easier to stay focused on the org you're currently working in, while still allowing you to switch between orgs when needed.

We've made scrolling and panning on whiteboards noticeably smoother. This is the first of several whiteboard performance improvements we're working on.

You can now mark product work as "Ready for Dev" to signal it's approved and ready for implementation. This gives your team a clearer handoff point between product and development.

You can now search through everything in your organizations, not just file and workspace names, but the actual content inside prototypes, comments, notes, and files. No more clicking through dozens of files trying to remember where you put that sticky note or feedback.
When you need to find something by name only, use the new name-only search filter to search only by name.
We'll be rolling out this feature to all users over the next few weeks.

You can now share whiteboards and documents with anyone on the web—no Axure account required.
We've added a new "Anyone with link" sharing option that lets you make your work viewable by anyone who has the link. Perfect for sharing whiteboards and documents with clients, stakeholders, or team members who don't have Axure accounts yet.
This changelog covers our recent updates and improvements. You can find detailed release notes and download links for older versions of Axure RP 10 and earlier on our release history page.
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