At Santa Cruz Software, we’re always working to make creative workflows more efficient and connected. The latest LinkrUI updates—versions 2.9.0 and 2.9.1—continue that mission with new DAM integrations, enhanced metadata support, UI improvements, and better performance across platforms. Below is a breakdown of the latest releases and what they mean for users.
LinkrUI 2.9.1
Release Dates:- Figma, Google, Office – 2025-08-17
- Adobe – 2025-07-21
New DAM Integrations:
- Figma, Google, Office: Collage-Labs, Fylr (Easydb), Nuxeo (Genus), MediaFlow, Zeticon
- Adobe: Collage-Labs, Genus, MediaFlow
New Features:
- Shared Across Platforms (Figma, Google, Office, Adobe)
- Open Asset in Browser
- Metadata Support for IntelligenceBank (Upload, Filter, View Asset Details)
- Metadata Support on Upload (Cloudinary)
- WEBP Support (All DAMs)
- Figma, Google, Office Only
- Split List View (Dash, Coconutbox, Marcomgather, Mediagraph, MediaFlow)
- Transparency Grid
- Adobe Only
- Place Derivatives (Bynder)
Enhancements:
- Enhanced Dynamic Metadata Performance on Upload and Edit Asset Details Dialogs (Bynder)
- Enhanced Validation for Upload and Edit Dialogs
Bug Fixes: Present across all platforms
LinkrUI 2.9.0
Release Dates:- Figma, Google, Office – 2025-04-07
- Adobe – 2025-03-12
New DAM Integrations:
- Figma, Google, Office: Coconutbox, Comrads
- Adobe: Coconutbox, Fylr, Comrads
Localization:
- Added Dutch translation
- Improved Japanese translation
UI/UX Enhancements:
- Improved Filter UI for clarity and ease of use
- Sort moved from Filter dialog to main page
Additional Adobe-Specific Features:
- Split List View
- Transparency Grid Toggle
- WEBP Support (Cloudinary)
- Larger Asset Previews in Asset Details (Kiliman)
Bug Fixes: Present across all platforms
Summary of Key Differences:
- 2.9.1 focused on new DAM support, metadata improvements, Split List View, Transparency Grid, and performance/validation enhancements.
- 2.9.0 focused on localization (Dutch/Japanese), UI improvements, and DAM additions, with Adobe receiving extra features like Split List View, Transparency Grid, WEBP, and larger previews.