Updates

CoaMaker now has ten more flags! We have added flags with crosses like Nordic flags and the UK. And we have added flags with diagonal stripes, like Trinidad and Tobago.

This makes it much easier to create artwork for your worldbuilding or roleplaying.

The new flags were a suggestion by our user Vermmy and supported by several other users.

We have expanded our library of heraldry charges. New are: an elephant head, a dog head, an eagle head, a rabbit, and a squirrel.

When you add symbols to the canvas, they will be smaller than in the past. Most of you design complex designs. For this, it is easier to have smaller symbols when adding them to the canvas.

Furthermore, when you drag symbols to the canvas (instead of clicking them), they will be added to the position where you dropped them. This is helpful for more complex designs, maps, etc.

You can now upload an image as a background image. The size of the canvas will adjust to the size of the background image. The background image cannot be altered or moved (only replaced). This is perfect if you want to upload a world, city map, or family tree and place coats of arms and other symbols onto it.

In addition, it is now possible to set the background color to any color you like. You can set the background to transparent, too.

You find both options in the "Colors Section" in the side panel.

We have removed the fixed hand or paw from most supporters. This will allow you to use them more flexibly. The hand or paw won't be a limiting factor anymore for the positioning of the supporter. Instead, you can place a separate hand or paw optionally. Some Supporters are available with and without an arm or leg for the top of the shield.

You can now adjust the width and the height of symbols independently from each other. You can use this to fit symbols to their field, to create slim designs, etc.

In the old designs, this function is only available for symbols that you add new to the canvas. Make sure to keep your previous symbol until you have copied the colors to the replacing new symbol.