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Inkscape 1.4.4 is a maintenance and bugfix release, which brings you 20 crash fixes, more than 25 bug fixes and performance improvements, a couple small new features, and comes with many updated translations.
Like its predecessor, it is also a bridge release in the sense that it can be used to convert the planned Inkscape 1.5 multipage file format to the pre-1.5 multipage format. Versions lower than Inkscape 1.4.3 will not be able to interpret pages created in Inkscape versions 1.5 and upwards. Opening a document in Inkscape 1.4.3 and saving it will convert it to the current ('old') page format (MR #7608).
Background: While the 'old' format of pages in Inkscape is a custom addition that only works in Inkscape, the new format will make use of the svg:view element, which is standardized and can work in other SVG viewers, too. Find more information about this in MR #7525.
The most important fixes and changes in this release are:
- 20 crash fixes, among them for three nasty bugs where Inkscape wouldn't even start
- almost 20 other bug fixes
- 6 changes that improve performance
- a new palette
- a new button for rotating stars and polygons into their 'neutral' or 'upright' position
- 27 updated interface translations
- 15 updated documentation translations
- installation files for Windows on Arm
Read all about Inkscape 1.4.4 in the release notes!
Known Issues
- On macOS, if Inkscape has been started from the command line, extensions will not work (both in the graphical user interface as well as when only using the Inkscape commandline). Many import / export file formats provided by Python extensions are also affected. This is a security feature added in 1.4.3 for official macOS .dmg files, which fixes CVE-2025-15523. Learn more about it in our bug tracker.
- On Wayland (display server), depending upon the Gtk version your system uses, a crash may occur when moving a docked tab, or closing a floating dialog. Trying to undock a dialog may result in the wrong dialog being undocked (Bug #6013, Upstream Gtk issue).
- The Windows Store update will be delayed, potentially by a month.
More known issues can be found on GitLab.

Inkscape 1.4.3 is maintenance and bugfix release, which brings you fixes for many critical or irritating bugs, and even a few new features.
It is also a bridge release in the sense that it can be used to convert the planned Inkscape 1.5 multipage file format to the pre-1.5 multipage format. Versions lower than Inkscape 1.4.3 will not be able to interpret pages created in Inkscape versions 1.5 and upwards. Opening a document in Inkscape 1.4.3 and saving it will convert it to the current ('old') page format (MR #7608).
Background: While the 'old' format of pages in Inkscape is a custom addition that only works in Inkscape, the new format will make use of the svg:view element, which is standardized and can work in other SVG viewers, too. Find more information about this in MR #7525.
The most important fixes and changes in this release are:
- 24 crash/freeze fixes many of which prevented users from opening certain files or exporting certain objects with Inkscape 1.4.2
- almost 100 bug fixes and small improvements, among them:
- JPEG/JPG export works again on Windows.
- The problem with user interface text showing up as rectangles ('tofu') instead of letters if certain fonts are installed on macOS is finally resolved.
- Ungrouping big groups is faster again.
- All pasting options ('on page', 'width'/'height'/'size'/…) are now accessible from the right-click menu on canvas.
- The Measure tool snaps again at its end point, so you can make accurate measurements again.
- The LPE dialog now offers to convert Line, Polyline or Polygon SVG objects to paths before applying a path effect to them
- When resizing the Inkscape window, the buttons in the Commands bar (copy, paste, open, dialog shortcuts) show up one by one instead of waiting for the window to get big enough to show the second half at once.
- When converting strokes to paths, patterns and gradients are no longer lost.
- Aligning on a circle or arc now works more reliably.
- Text on Path now also works with rectangles.
- Many improvements have been made to the PDF import.
- Results from path operations no longer end up at the bottom of the object stack unexpectedly and the Split Path operation has learnt to better handle nested shapes.
- The current layer by default is now the one where you have last selected an object (might need a preferences reset to apply).
- Whether the current page is changed when you select an object on it has been made optional.
- You can now make small changes to how Inkscape looks without needing to modify the full theme file.
- The bug that sometimes made it impossible to make gradients and patterns fully opaque has been prevented from reaching adulthood (it has been around since 2007!).
- and 25 updated interface languages as well as 13 updated documentation languages!
Read all about Inkscape 1.4.3 in the release notes!
Known Issues
If you're experiencing a crash when dragging a dialog tab on Linux while using Wayland, you can work around that by starting Inkscape with the command GDK_BACKEND=x11 inkscape. Learn more
If certain PDF files crash Inkscape when trying to load them, you can try to workaround the issue by downloading Inkscape 1.4.2 and using that to open and convert them to SVG before working with them. Learn more

Inkscape 1.4.2 is a maintenance and bugfix release, which brings you fixes for many critical or irritating bugs, and even a few new features.
Release highlights
- a new splash screen, providing a visual cue while Inkscape loads in the background
- initial support for importing Vectornator / Linearity Curve files
- a new extension to Clean up Paths
- substantially improved Affinity Designer files (.afdesign) import
- 20 crash/freeze fixes, many of which affected PDF import
- more than 50 other bug fixes and small improvements, among them improvements to Boolean operations, layer selection, minimal window width and restoration of Spray tool buttons' functionality
- and 15 updated translations
Read all about Inkscape 1.4.2 in the release notes!

Inkscape 1.4 is the latest major Inkscape release that brings you fresh new features and bug fixes.
Release highlights
- Filter Gallery: It has never been so easy to find the best filter for your needs! This new dialog features previews, categories and search.
- Modular grids & improved axonometric grids: Set the grid angle by ratio for isometric designs and use modular grids to plan layouts and make icons!
- Swatches dialog and palette file handling improved: Access dialog layout controls quickly, search for colors, and open different palette file formats!
- Unified font browser preview: Activate it in the preferences to quickly browse through your font collection. Try it out and give your feedback!
- Customizable handles: Power users with CSS knowledge can now customize the styling and basic shape of all the handles!
- Fast image clipping with the Shape Builder: Clip your raster graphics into multiple sections using the Shape Builder!
- Affinity Designer File Import: Handle files from your colleagues, and don't lose your own contents when you can't access the program they were made with anymore!
- Support for internal links in exported PDF files: Help people navigate the files you created!
- A whole new icon set: Enjoy more than 500 new icons in the Dash theme!
- There's even more: faster extensions, new templates for folding booklets, additional options in Ruler and Taper Stroke LPE, new keyboard shortcuts, changed node deletion behavior, preview in Spray tool, many new command line options, more supported color palette formats (e.g. CIELAB, Adobe Color Book and Adobe Swatch Exchange), updated translations, many bug fixes …
… and more!

Inkscape 1.3.2 is an important bugfix release, which fixes a data loss bug in the recently released Inkscape 1.3.1, along with another, smaller issue. We recommend that you update Inkscape from 1.3.1 as soon as possible. If using Windows, please first uninstall the older version.
- Stars, polygons, spirals, 3D boxes are now saved correctly (MR #6090)
- The data that was lost when saving these shapes with Inkscape 1.3.1 in an Inkscape SVG file can be recovered in Inkscape 1.3.2 (or any older version, too) if you manually make an edit to the affected shapes. Here's how you can do this quickly for any file:
- You can check your files for missing elements by looking at them with a different program, e.g. a web browser. The elements are still visible within Inkscape, but not in any other programs. This way, you will know whether you actually need to fix anything.
- To fix all missing shapes at once, you can select all elements in all layers (Ctrl + Alt + A, need to unlock them first), and move them right and back left again with a press on the arrow keys.
- Symbols and patterns containing these shapes need to be turned into normal objects to allow Inkscape to add back the missing data.
- Unfortunately any files you have saved as plain or optimized SVG with Inkscape 1.3.1 will never be recoverable, as the shape metadata is irretrievably lost for those file types.
- When using the new 'Text to glyphs' function, lines no longer end with @ signs, when there's a linebreak (MR #6094, Bug #4675).
- Traditional Chinese translation updated (MR #6105)
- Windows installer banner layout fixed (MR #6097)