CHANGELOG

What's new

Updates, fixes, and new features in PaletteDesk.

  1. September 30, 2026

    Fancy Text Generator, with Aesthetic and Emoji copy-paste

    A new text tool joined the site: the Fancy Text Generator. Type a word once and it comes back in 24 Unicode styles at the same time - bold, cursive, gothic, double-struck, small caps, bubble, square, upside-down, glitch and more - grouped into typography, case and size, bubble and square, and effects, plus 20 decorative wrappers that frame your text in symbols. Nothing is an image or a font file: the letters are look-alike characters that already exist in Unicode, so the result pastes into a bio, caption, username or chat and looks the same after pasting. Copy a style with one click, or star the ones you reuse - stars are kept in your browser and stay on the same card next time.

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  2. September 30, 2026

    New style template: Neumorphism

    The style gallery grew by one: Neumorphism, the 2019-2020 "soft UI" look where every button, card and toggle is molded from a single base color and separated from the background only by a paired light and dark shadow - a raised dial with a colored progress arc, a pressed segmented control, and switches built from an inset track and a raised knob.

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  3. September 14, 2026

    New style template: Memphis

    The style gallery grew by one: Memphis, built around the Milan-based Memphis Group's maximalist rejection of "good taste" - thick black outlines, confetti-like shapes, a hand-drawn squiggle underline, and clashing color blocks laid over cream paper instead of a neutral background.

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  4. September 13, 2026

    New style template: Frutiger Aero

    The style gallery grew by one: Frutiger Aero, built around the mid-2000s tech-optimism aesthetic that paired glossy "wet-look" interface surfaces with sky-and-water imagery - a specular-lit orb widget standing in for a hero photo, floating bokeh bubbles, and chrome-edged pill buttons with an inner glow.

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