November update: fifteen apps, Linux repositories and a new PdfCraft Web build

From thirteen apps to fifteen

The official site now presents ArtCraft as a family of open-source creative tools, leads with the Crafting Apps and Launcher, and explicitly names the image/video generation app ArtCraft Studio. The Wiki checked these sources on November 2, 2026 and updates both languages together.

TextureCraft covers layered PBR painting, GPU baking, smart materials and engine exports, with TV, lantern and camera examples plus tool screenshots. Craft Anything covers software research, coding-agent projects, comparison checks and action approvals, with official workbench screenshots.

Current official versions

Versions follow this check of stable official GitHub releases. The original apps and Launcher were published on November 2 in China Standard Time; Craft Anything 0.2.0 was published on November 1. This article's date is the Wiki check date, not a claim that every item belongs to one official announcement. ArtCraft Studio remains at 0.41.0. Marketing downloads can lag; the directory follows official release assets.

Release additions and earlier context

PhotoCraft adds a Pattern Fill entry and full color picker; VectorCraft adds object/path add-ons; FilmCraft adds a Three-Way Color Corrector. DeckCraft accepts custom motion-path points, WordCraft adds a macro dialog, FigCraft refines CSS export and GridCraft improves function edge cases and XLSX output. Other changes appear on each product's release section.

Launcher 0.13.0 adds TextureCraft and a setting to hide community apps. October additions such as Boards whiteboards and layer-style libraries remain under their original versions rather than being presented as new this month. These are documentation summaries, not Wiki application tests.

Linux installation

The Linux repository guide covers Flatpak OCI, APT, RPM, openSUSE and Arch. Some official repositories still use unsigned-preview settings; the guide retains that disclosure and offers standalone alternatives.

PdfCraft Web and official examples

The PdfCraft browser entry moves to 0.17.0. The official ZIP and all nine software files are pinned with SHA-256, including the new nested snippet. PDFs still stay in the browser. Opening, rotating, saving and reopening must be checked again for this build; desktop release notes are not a test of every Web feature.

This publication also includes the previously prepared 49 app screenshots and six ArtCraft examples, plus ten gallery images for the two new apps. Videos remain opt-in; the galleries carry localized captions and sources.