Blueprint 1.4 — 2D Elevation View and Tutorials
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1.4 focuses on getting new users up to speed faster, giving you a proper way to document your designs on paper, and making it easier to grab a discount when one's available.
2D Elevation View
This is the biggest addition in 1.4. Lock the 3D view to a frontal, dimensioned elevation of any wall or island run — the camera snaps to a straight-on, orthographic view, and every cabinet on that wall is drawn flat with width and height dimensions overlaid.
It's the view you actually hand to a client or a supplier — not a perspective render, a proper elevation drawing. Toggle it from the same panel where you already work, no separate export step to preview it.
Once you're happy with it, export straight to PDF. One wall, one island run, whatever you need documented — dimensioned and ready to print or send.
If you've ever had to explain a cabinet run to a client using a 3D screenshot and a lot of hand-waving, this replaces that entirely.
In-App Video Tutorials
A short getting-started video now plays on first launch, walking through the core workflow — floor plan, 3D placement, cabinet editing, cut list — in a few minutes instead of a few support emails.
It's not locked to first launch either. It's always available from the toolbar, so if you come back to a feature after a few weeks away, the refresher is one click away instead of a search through old release notes.
Discount Codes
You can now redeem a discount code directly in the paywall instead of hunting for a separate redemption flow. There's also a permanent link in the toolbar to get a code if you don't already have one.
Small change, but it removes a step that was pure friction before.
Available now
1.4 is available today on both macOS and iPad. If you are already using Blueprint, this is a free update.
New to Blueprint? Start with the 4-minute getting-started video, or read the complete guide to Blueprint.
Curious what shipped in the last update? Read about corner cabinets and door styles in 1.3.