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# 1.6.6

2026-09-18

## What's Changed

### \[Improvement] Image Editor - Improved Zoom & Ruler Display

The **Image Editor** now provides a clearer and more consistent zoom experience:

* The Zoom slider bubble now displays the **scale percentage**, matching the percentage shown beside the slider.
* The Zoom slider layout remains stable as the percentage value changes.
* **Ruler intervals automatically adjust based on zoom level and canvas size**, helping prevent overlapping labels when zoomed out while maintaining more detailed intervals at higher zoom levels.

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These improvements make it easier to understand the current zoom scale and accurately work with image dimensions across different canvas sizes.

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### \[Enhancement] Asset Usage Report – Version Level Analytics

The **Asset Usage Report** now provides more detailed analytics for each asset version, helping you better understand how different versions are being used.

* **Versions Count:** A new column shows the total number of versions available for each asset.
* **View Details:** Open a detailed breakdown of all versions, including **Version, File Type, Size, Views, and Downloads**.

Version details include versions such as **Original, Thumbnail, and Web**, allowing you to compare usage and see which versions are being viewed or downloaded most frequently.

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### \[New Feature]  Share Multiple Folders and Assets

You can now **select and share multiple folders and multiple assets together** directly from the **Library Folder View**.

#### **🔹** What’s new?

* When a folder is selected, **all assets within that folder are automatically included and cannot be individually deselected**. You can also select additional assets and folders to include in the same share.
* Once selected, go to **Actions > Share** to create a single Shared Link with the usual sharing options, such as **expiry date, password, access restrictions, and versions**.

This makes it faster and easier to share content from multiple folders and assets in a single link.

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