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New features, improvements, and fixes — as they ship.
Map release dates from uploads straight into your roadmap.
Game Sync now understands release dates throughout the mapping workflow. Add a date while creating or editing a mapping, or include dates in an uploaded document.
Export animations as MP4, WebM or GIF.
We now support several more animation export formats, in addition to webp and svg. Parameters such as max file size continue to work across all formats.
Copy static library generations into Figma with editable frames and preserved layer names.
Design teams can now copy static Library generations and paste them directly into Figma. Batch copies place each generation as its own frame, preserve layer ordering, and name layers from the source asset type, such as Background, Asset, and Logo.
Quickly copy and paste game assets from a game detail page into wherever you are working.
Game detail pages now make it faster to move media into your workflow. Hover over an asset and copy it straight from the card, then paste it into the doc, design, chat, or workspace where you need it.
Organise templates into sets and style text with gradients.
A trio of template editor upgrades to kick off July.
Default templates and generation rules can now mix preset sets with individual presets for finer automation control.
Default templates and generation rules can now mix preset sets with individual presets. Teams can keep broad preset-set coverage while pinning specific templates where a rule needs tighter creative control.
Template builders now have more precise overlay positioning, container size bounds, badge offsets, and title line-break controls.
Template builders now have more precise controls for the details that make reusable layouts work across many games.
Import game lists from TSV files, with better CSV parsing too.
Game list imports now accept TSV files, and CSV parsing handles quoted fields correctly. Paste from a spreadsheet or upload the file -- either way, your rows match cleanly.
Campaign banners are easier to edit with sidebar controls, inline renaming, and smoother preview loading.
Campaign banner editing is now smoother and more direct. Banner controls live in the editor sidebar, banners can be renamed inline, and preview loading is more reliable while moving between campaign assets.
Custom animations can now target the right layers automatically, with manual controls when you need them.
Custom animations now support automatic layer targeting. Lobby Magic can choose the best background, logo, or symbol layers for a motion prompt, while still giving you manual layer selection and intensity controls when you want more direction.
Search and import flows now surface matching games from available providers, with quick enable actions.
Search and import flows can now surface matching games from providers your team has not enabled yet. Enable the provider from the flow, then add the game to roadmap or generation queues without losing context.
A dedicated page for managing game list synchronisation.
Game Sync for the API now has its own management page. Review sync runs, inspect how incoming rows were matched to games, and export the full mapping as CSV for auditing.
Plan upcoming releases on a timeline and let assets generate themselves.
The roadmap now has a proper timeline view of upcoming game releases. Better still, releases can auto-generate their assets: when a game's release date arrives, Lobby Magic queues the generations for you, batched per team.
Large uploads, alias matching, row-level matching, quoted CSVs, and provider matching all got more robust.
Game-list imports are more resilient across large spreadsheets and messy provider data.
Download your whole library -- or a date range -- as a single zip.
Getting assets out of Lobby Magic at scale is now painless. Library downloads stream as they're built and run as durable background jobs, so even very large exports finish reliably.
Per-layer animation controls for fully custom motion.
The animation composer now exposes per-layer controls, so you can decide exactly which layers move and how. Layer previews show each animation in isolation before you commit to a full render.
One game, many providers -- tracked and filtered correctly.
Games that ship through multiple providers are now first-class. A game can belong to several providers at once, with provider filters, imports, and generation all aware of the mapping.
Export the individual layers that make up a thumbnail.
Need to hand assets to a designer or another tool? You can now export a thumbnail's individual layers -- background, character, logo, text -- instead of only the flattened composite.
A clearer billing page with per-cycle usage detail.
The billing page has been rebuilt around a sidebar layout with much clearer usage reporting.
AI-generated animated game assets, with optional custom prompts.
Our biggest animation release yet. The custom animation pipeline uses AI to generate rich animated versions of your game assets -- far beyond preset keyframes.
Pick from the full Google Fonts catalogue and start from curated templates.
Templates are no longer limited to your uploaded brand fonts. The font selector now combines team fonts with the Google Fonts catalogue, rendered correctly in previews and exports alike.
More ways to style thumbnails when a game has no logo.
Two new styling tools landed this week. Background blur adds depth behind your focal layers, and text variants give no-logo presets multiple typographic treatments of the game name, so every thumbnail still looks designed even without artwork.
Generate and fetch assets programmatically with team-scoped API keys.
Lobby Magic now has a public API. Create team-scoped API tokens, trigger generations in batches, and pull finished assets straight into your own pipeline.
Game names fit more reliably, including accented characters and more complex title layouts.
Game names now fit more reliably across templates, especially when titles contain accents, unusual spacing, or need more complex line breaks. Later rendering updates also improved accented built-in text output across preview and export paths.
Bring thumbnails to life with animated variants.
Animated thumbnails have arrived. A new motion editor lets you preview and tune animation presets, and provider logos can now animate as part of the composition. Animated variants can be exported alongside your static assets.
Export thumbnails as crisp, scalable SVG files.
Thumbnails can now be exported as SVG, so your assets stay pixel-perfect at any size. SVG exports respect templates, text layers, and gradients, and can be scaled on download without quality loss.
A faster, cleaner home for your games and generated assets.
We rebuilt the two pages you spend the most time in. The library now selects, filters, and previews generations far more smoothly, and the games page has been redesigned from the ground up.