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New features and improvements in Macros for Confluence, newest first.

#2026

# (7.16.0)

  • See form responses and who submitted them in the page sidebar, with counts and a details panel.

# (7.15.0)

  • Site admins can open and change the app's site-wide settings from inside the app sidebar, not only from Confluence administration.

  • The status badge picker groups its sets and loads your latest branding when opened.

# (7.14.0)

  • Admins can create organisation-wide status badge sets, or copy a built-in set, and use them alongside the built-in sets.

  • The status set picker in the Status badge macro is searchable and previews each set's colours.

  • The Table macros are renamed "Table & Charts" and "Table & Charts (CSV)".

  • Readers can search, sort, resize, reorder, pin and hide table columns and export to CSV or Excel, without edit rights.

  • Filter, group, pivot and total table data, and select, fill, copy and paste cell ranges like a spreadsheet.

  • Suggest Charts reads a table's columns and proposes live chart previews.

# (7.13.0)

  • Generate a cover image for any page from the Capable menu, choosing from styles that suit your content.

  • Save, rename and delete up to 20 private chats in Capable Studio, with new chats named automatically.

# (7.12.0)

  • Macros now display for anonymous and unlicensed visitors reading public pages.

# (7.11.0)

  • Add the new Status, Metadata and Poll macros to your pages.

  • Migrate content from Handy Macros for Confluence.

# (7.7.0)

  • The HTML macro supports custom CSS, and JavaScript once a Confluence administrator enables it.

  • Inline LaTeX equations render more reliably and size themselves to the smallest space needed.

  • Admins can create organisation-wide macro presets that anyone can apply from a macro's Presets menu or the Presets page.

# (7.6.0)

  • Apply themes to most macros from a new theme menu, and browse available themes on the formatting macros page.

  • Confluence administrators can create and edit macro themes in global settings, and Macro Studio applies them to generated macros.

# (7.5.0)

  • Enter LaTeX equations with a new visual editor and equation keyboard instead of a plain text field.

  • The Capable Advanced edition is now available.

# (7.4.0)

  • Display interactive 3D models, such as STL files with textures, on a page with the new 3D Viewer macro.

# (7.3.0)

  • Add animated backgrounds behind banner content with the new Animated Banner macro.

  • Embed webpages, videos and dashboards with the new Embed macro, with size, alignment, border and fullscreen options.

  • Admins can allowlist trusted domains so images, diagrams and text from them load directly.

  • Choosing images is easier with an improved media selector.

# (7.2.0)

  • Macros generated with AI are validated as they are created, so they insert first time without tidying up.

  • AI features share a refreshed look, with animated progress and live status while they work.

# (7.1.0)

  • Migrate legacy AUI panels to supported formats with the new panel migrator.

  • Try the new Input macro, available in beta.

# (7.0.0)

  • Migrate legacy AUI Tabs macros from Confluence Server or Data Center, keeping the content inside each tab.

  • Migrate content pasted into Macro Pack for Confluence macros, including diagrams, HTML, LaTeX, code, Markdown and Swagger.

# (6.28.0)

  • Generate macros, including custom HTML elements, from a plain-English prompt with Macro Studio, after a manual upgrade.

# (6.26.0)

  • Try the new Tabs macro, available in beta.

  • Migrate from Aura Content Formatting, converting supported Aura macros to Capable or native Confluence equivalents.

# (6.14.0)

  • The app is renamed from Macros for Confluence to Content Formatting for Confluence.

# (6.13.0)

  • The interface is refreshed to match the latest Atlassian Design System, with updated colours, typography and components.

# (6.10.0)

  • Generate cards, LaTeX equations and more with AI.

# (6.7.0)

  • Show maths in line with your text using the new Inline LaTeX Math macro, available in beta.

#2025

# (6.2.0)

  • The app now runs entirely on Atlassian Forge and no longer needs the legacy Atlassian Connect framework.

# (5.0.0)

  • Show RSS feeds as visual cards with the new RSS Gallery.

# (4.96.0)

  • Move through the Capable page menu using only your keyboard.

# (4.95.0)

  • Highlight individual cells with colour in the Advanced Table macro.

  • The macro editor has a new layout, with a live preview on the left and settings on the right.

  • Reorder items in any macro with multiple list items by dragging and dropping.

# (4.94.0)

  • Add code blocks with syntax highlighting, copy to clipboard and light and dark themes using the new Code macro.

  • Page exports to PDF, Word, Markdown and HTML include macro content more accurately, with clickable links and sharper diagrams.

# (4.93.0)

  • The Progress Tracker macro supports up to 20 steps.

# (4.84.0)

  • Migrate from Mosaic, Just Add+, LaTeX Math, other Capable apps and more, with an improved migration screen.

  • Build a carousel of slides with text, buttons and image backgrounds using the new Banner macro.

  • Place colour fills or images behind content with the new Background macro.

  • Add footnote markers anywhere on a page and collect the details at the bottom with the new Footnotes macro.

# (4.81.0)

  • It is now clearer when you don't have the access needed for an action.

  • Move your content and settings into the all-in-one Capable Suite with a new migration tool.

# (4.80.0)

  • Wrap any Confluence table in the new Advanced Table macro to add sorting, filtering and pagination.

  • Pull live values from any JSON API onto a page with the new Web Extract macro.

  • The Cards macro builds rows of custom cards with titles, rich descriptions, images, links and colours, reordered by dragging.

# (4.79.0)

  • Migrate from Refined Toolkit for Confluence, choosing which macros to convert and validating the changes before running.

# (4.78.0)

  • Add a Swagger specification by pasting JSON or YAML inline or by attaching a file.

# (4.76.0)

  • Search Unsplash for images directly from the Gallery macro.

  • The Getting started screen is improved.

# (4.69.0)

  • Admins can turn off email notifications, AI integrations or the Slack integration for everyone from Feature toggles in settings.

# (4.67.0)

  • LaTeX equations render natively in the browser, with crisp text and faster loading.

  • Show pages from a CQL query or saved search as cards with the new Cards macro.

  • Add click-to-expand notes without cluttering the page using the new Tooltip macro.

  • Guide readers step by step through linked pages with the new Progress Tracker macro.

# (4.66.0)

  • Convert a few macros from other apps using an early migration tab in global settings.

# (4.60.0)

  • Refreshed app icons appear across the app, sidebar, macros and settings.

# (4.58.0)

  • Macros for Confluence is available as a standalone app, free for teams under 10 users.

# (4.56.0)

  • Launches with a toolkit of visual macros, including Animation, Buttons, Colour Palette, Compare Images, Gallery and Word Cloud.

  • Document technical content with Swagger/OpenAPI, HTML, LaTeX maths equation, Diff and Statuspage macros.

  • Add QR codes, RSS feeds, link summaries, word counts and placeholder text with dedicated macros.