What's new in Publi

Create premium, responsive ads with Split Messaging.

Build one deliberate image-and-message composition instead of separate desktop and mobile creatives. The image stays clear, the text remains easy to read, and the layout displays side by side on wider screens before stacking automatically on smaller ones. Learn how to create a Split Messaging ad.

Publications can now set a consistent look for event blocks in Design Studio.

Customize date formats, badge colours, icons, spacing, dividers, and corner radius across the publication. Individual events can override those defaults or reset back to the Studio style, with the result matching in the editor and on published pages.

Share Preview lets you send saved articles, issues, and publication home pages to outside reviewers before they are published. Reviewers need no Publi account, and paywalls and content gates do not interrupt the preview.

Article links show that article, issue links show the cover and its articles, and home-page links show the home page plus articles marked Ready. Links expire after 30 days, can be turned off sooner, and are not indexed, counted in analytics, or embeddable.

Your team can also use View without paywall or gate interruptions, and unpublished posts marked Ready can now be moved back to Draft.

The Editor’s link menu now includes a per-link setting for opening text links in a new tab.

Links without an individual setting continue to follow your publication defaults, and link controls now reflect what readers will experience on the published page.

The new Ads Reports tab gives you a clear view of sponsor results by campaign, publication, and ad spot.

Filter results, set alerts, and export reports or the underlying files for sharing and follow-up.

The default settings pages in Design Studio now share a clearer, more consistent editing experience.

Keep settings open while you work, review changes before applying them, discard unsaved edits, and save only the values supported by your publication.

You can now share a direct link to any page in a flipbook. Readers open the flipbook at the shared page, and the address bar updates as they turn pages, making browser links easy to copy and share.

Flipbooks also support in-document search, clickable tables of contents, and text selection for copying quotes.

Portrait videos now keep their original shape in the editor and on published pages, so the full frame stays visible instead of being cropped into a wide strip.

Video sizing and aspect-ratio settings follow the same behavior, while existing published videos remain unchanged.

Lists now flow naturally across multi-column layouts in the editor, preview, and published pages.

Bullets and numbers stay intact instead of being trapped in the first column or split across columns, making multi-column content easier to read.

Previews are now smoother for your team and more private for your readers.

Team previews of paywalled articles and gated issues open in full without sign-in prompts or content gates. At the same time, publication pages automatically keep more of each visitor’s browser data private, with nothing to configure.

Publishers can now measure engagement with flipbook issues in Analytics.

See reading sessions, how many pages readers typically reach, and where readers stop, so you can understand which parts of an issue are being read.