Release notes
What’s new in Amplify Up — features, improvements, and fixes for operators.
What’s new in Amplify Up, written for the people who run sites and compose pages. We ship in monthly releases. The latest releases appear below; earlier ones are listed by year.
October 2026
Add images to text in Composer · The text editor stays open after you save · Composer no longer loads internal network addresses · Invited teammates can join, and only the invited person can · Draft pages stay private to your team · Zone publishing works only on your own sites · Sites work in every organization you belong to · Zone lists show only your own site · Composer preview shows only your own site · Refresh preview keeps your selection · A pricing page with a monthly bill estimate · Creating a page in Composer keeps what you type · Tasks and an assistant for work across your sites · Signing in after leaving an organization · A simpler start for new organizations · Faster goals, experiments and campaigns pages · Content releases on your dashboard · A cleaner Composer top bar · Ready-made form and layout components for your site · A fresh dashboard home · Mark pages Ready, schedule them, and see what will publish · Workflow gets its own panel in Composer · Start new pages in Composer · One name for Entities · Dialogs keep your work · Tidier Composer side panel
Feature
- Add an image to rich text from the new Image button: upload a file, paste a link, or choose from your media library.
- Paste or drop an image file straight into the text editor to upload and place it where you pasted it.
- Select an image in the text to edit its alt text or remove it.
- A new Pricing page shows the Cloud plan, founder pricing, and everything included each month.
- Estimate your monthly bill by adjusting sites, seats, events, and AI credits.
- Compare what the Cloud plan and the upcoming Perpetual License include, side by side.
- New Tasks page under Organization: track to-dos with a status, assignee, due date and checklist steps.
- Link a task to one site, several sites, or none.
- Each task gets a short number like TASK-14, so it is easy to mention.
- See just your own tasks or everyone's, and filter by site.
- New Assistant panel on your dashboard home, with your tasks one click away beside it.
- Suggested next steps on the dashboard, based on your last 7 days of visitors.
- Chat with the assistant to plan a goal: it checks what your sites already have and proposes a task with steps.
- Create the proposed task, or add a suggested step to an existing one, with one click.
- Apply a step's change with one click, such as turning on a trait, creating a campaign or goal, or tracking a new event. Nothing changes until you apply it.
- Mention a task like TASK-14 in the chat to pick up where you left off.
- Your chats are saved, so you can reopen any of them from the Chats tab or from a task.
- A new Content releases card on the dashboard shows pages and social posts published in the last three weeks, tagged with their campaign.
- The same card lists upcoming scheduled page and social post releases, soonest first, so you know what goes out next.
- Add forms built in Amplify UP to any page by installing the forms package; it handles fields, validation, submission and the Form Submit event.
- Install the layout package to get a Grid and a Container in Composer when your site has no layout components of its own.
- Component libraries can describe their components once so every site that installs them can use them in Composer.
- Mark a page Ready for Publish, then publish it now or schedule it for a date and time; cancel or publish early whenever you need to.
- Before you mark Ready, publish or schedule, see each component's content and what happens to it — components that would show empty are highlighted.
- Layers in Composer show each component's content status and how many pages share it; click it to open that content's versions.
- Content Ops shows each page's status and scheduled time, lets you filter by Scheduled, and flags pages that need attention — such as a page published with empty content — with the content, the reason and who caused it.
- Campaign contributions delivered as a Composer page now follow that page's status; a page scheduled on or before the contribution's date counts as Live.
- Roll a page back to any earlier publish from its version history: see what goes live first, then the page and its content return to how they were.
Improvement
- The Pricing links in the header, footer, and home page now take you straight to the full pricing details.
- New organizations go straight to creating their first site, without a fixed checklist that may not match how you plan to use Amplify UP.
- Goals, the goal catalog and individual goals open instantly when you return to them.
- Publishing, pausing, archiving or restoring a goal updates your goals list and the Journeys goal picker right away, with no page refresh.
- Experiments open instantly when you return to them, and finishing an experiment from its page or from Composer updates both right away.
- Campaigns, the planner, the schedule and contributions open instantly when you return to them.
- Adding, editing, moving or deleting a contribution updates the campaign, planner, schedule and content views together, with no page refresh.
- Workflows open instantly, and new or renamed steps show up in contribution forms and the planner right away.
- The Composer top bar now shows just your page name and undo/redo, so there's more room to focus on the page.
- Page status, version and content readiness now live only in the Workflow and Page info panels on the right, so you no longer see them in two places.
- The Pages, Layers and Zones panel on the left is a little wider, so longer names are easier to read.
- The Components list shows whether each component comes from your site's code, an installed package or the dashboard.
- Components removed from your site's code stay listed with when they were removed, instead of disappearing, and existing pages that use them keep working.
- All Amplify UP commands now come from the Amplify UP CLI; sites not on Next.js build their component list with the CLI instead of the SDK.
- The home page leads with this week's headline numbers compared with last week, plus daily traffic and who your visitors were (people, AI and bots).
- Top pages and top countries sit right on the home page, each a click away from the full report in Insights.
- Layouts, providers and components are gathered in one "Your site" card with their counts, each linking to where you manage them.
- Publishing a page takes all of its Ready content live together; if any of it can't be published, nothing goes live and you can try again.
- Editing content no longer changes the status of the pages that use it; editing a Ready or Scheduled page now asks first, then moves it back to Draft and cancels any schedule.
- The top bar tells you when content on the page is still in Draft and takes you to the Workflow panel; Layers only flags content that isn't Live yet.
- Live content is protected from accidental edits: click New version on the component (or in the Content panel) and you're straight into editing a new draft, with a heads-up when other pages share that content.
- The selected component's toolbar shows its content status at a glance, with one quick action — New version or Mark Ready — and a click on the status opens the Workflow panel.
- The Workflow panel shows the page's status, what its next publish will do and a checklist of all its content; select a component and it shows just that component's content, one card per piece with its status in plain words and the next step.
- A page that has been live can always be published, even while you work on a new draft: Publish takes the Live version and any Ready content live again, and your draft stays a draft.
- The Content Ops timeline shows each page version once, on the day it went live, labelled with its version (for example Homepage v1, Homepage v2); publishing the same version again doesn't add another entry. A busy day stays tidy: one page's versions share a chip (Homepage v1–v3), pages built from the same design share one (Insights article · 10 pages), and a click lists what went live.
- Writing on the page is simpler: the text editor has an Undo button, clicking away keeps what you typed without asking, and Save (or Ctrl+S) saves it, with a warning if you try to leave before saving.
- A component's Draft, Ready and Live status, versions and assignees now open from their own Workflow panel, so the Content panel stays focused on editing.
- "Data modeling" is now called Entities in the menu, breadcrumb and page title, and the page uses that name throughout.
- Dialogs stay open until you close or cancel them, so a stray click outside or the Escape key no longer throws away what you've entered.
Fixes
- Uploading to or browsing the media library of a site outside your organization is now refused.
- The text formatting toolbar in Composer now stays open after you save, so you can keep editing without selecting the text again.
- Composer now refuses to load styles, fonts and images from internal network addresses, so the dashboard can't be used to reach private systems.
- The Composer page preview no longer follows a site's redirects to internal network addresses, and shows a clear message instead.
- Invited teammates can now accept an invitation and join a workspace even if they do not belong to one yet.
- An invitation can now only be accepted by the person it was sent to, so a forwarded invitation link no longer lets someone else in.
- Your unpublished draft pages can now only be previewed by people signed in to your organization, so a site's tracking ID alone no longer shows them.
- If a Composer preview link runs out, you now see a short "This preview needs a refresh" message with a Reload preview button.
- Publishing a zone now only works for sites in your organization, so nobody can publish another organization's zone.
- A published zone now shows the person who published it, instead of a name supplied with the request.
- If you belong to more than one organization, you can now open and edit the sites in every one of them, not just the first.
- New sites are now created in the organization selected in the dashboard.
- Zone lists now only ever show zones from a site in your organization, so no other organization's zones can appear.
- Composer preview only ever shows pages from your own site.
- Refresh preview keeps the component you had selected.
- When you create a page in Composer, the name and URL you type are kept even if you start typing before the form has finished loading.
- The page preview in Composer no longer stops with an error while your site loads or when you refresh it.
- If you're removed from your only organization, or it's deleted, signing in now takes you to create a new one instead of loading forever.
- Publishing a page now includes content connected to components placed inside other components, and to the page's layout, so nothing is left out.
- Content you publish shows on your site straight away, instead of up to five minutes later.
- Edge Status in Composer no longer shows a separate version number that didn't match the page's own version.
- Component toolbars and the on-page text editor in Composer now work on the first load, instead of sometimes needing a refresh.
- Save in Composer now saves text still open in the on-page text editor, and tells you if it couldn't, instead of saying the page saved without it.
- Images picked from a connected content source stay set after you save, instead of the field clearing.
- New content you create in Composer now shows on your live site after you publish the page, instead of the component appearing empty.
- A page with no components yet now shows its outlined content area in Composer, so you can add the first component.
- The "rules for every page / this page only" picker now sits below the panel title, so it no longer hides behind the button that collapses the side panel.
- Events and Analytics panels no longer show a second close button on top of the collapse button. Use the back arrow to return.
September 2026
Journeys in development for select customers · Personas in development for select customers · Rich text on the canvas stays true to your site · Field order you control · Edit content without the canvas · Clearer contribution management · Automation keys for scripts · Steadier Composer preview for article pages · Edit list items on the canvas · Fill empty images and text on the canvas · Clearer rich text editing on the canvas · Steadier Composer canvas selection · Rich text and images in Composer · Reliable in-page links on live sites · Follow-up contributions from workflow steps · Contributions, workflows, and campaign planning
Feature
- Explore how visitors already reach a goal, trace the path you care about, and save it as a journey you want to track — currently in development and only available to select customers behind a feature flag
- Follow a saved journey stage by stage to see how many visitors carry on, how many leave, how long each stage takes, and how the personas you have described differ
- Ask for suggested reasons visitors leave a stage, each one pointing at the page or section behind it, with a link that opens it in Composer
- Describe who visits your site with Personas, back each one with audiences, and find visitor groups no persona covers yet — currently in development and only available to select customers behind a feature flag
- Rewrite selected text on the canvas with AI writing tools so you can try a new tone without leaving Composer
- Open page settings from Composer to review and update the fields on a page
- Drag fields on a content type or component to set the order they appear in Composer and Editor
- Open Editor in Content to browse pages and edit connected content without the canvas
- For pattern pages, expand the list to pick a content item and edit it directly
- Edit a contribution’s name, workflow, owner, and target release in one dialog
- Filter the contributions list by campaign, workflow, or content type
- Create an automation key so scripts can update components and entities without signing in
- Choose what each key can do, and set it to expire in 90 days or never
- Edit a list item on the canvas and the change saves to that entry
- When the same entry appears in more than one list, one edit updates it everywhere
- Edit long-form copy with a visual editor—on the canvas or in the inspector
- Set images from your library, an upload, or a link; new files join your library automatically
- Configure actions on any workflow step so operators can create a follow-up contribution idea with one click
- Open a prefilled create dialog from contribution lists (title, workflow, campaigns, owner, and target release ready to edit)
- Contributions is a new Campaigns destination—capture ideas site-wide, link them to zero or many campaigns, then Start to attach content when ready
- Configure workflow steps—edit labels, colors, who acts, transitions, and optional notifications to your tools when work enters a state
Improvement
- Rename a journey, mark it as watched or live, and correct its stages and pages whenever the path changes
- Journey figures cover the last 24 hours or 7 days of visitor activity, and say plainly when too few visitors have been through to draw a conclusion
- Composer now shows more guidance as you work, including tooltips on key controls
- Content type fields use the same compact list and Edit dialog as component properties
- Content editing tools are shared with Composer, so fields stay consistent wherever you edit
- Start, open, edit, delete, and follow-up actions share one Actions menu
- Owners show as short names instead of full email addresses
- Components and Zones lists drop redundant card titles
- Product docs now open on a searchable home and separate marketer guides from developer setup
- Search results on the canvas stay editable when they come from a connected list
- Click away from a text field with no edits and the editor closes without extra prompts
- If you changed the text and click elsewhere, Composer asks whether to save or discard
- Canvas selection and editing tools update more reliably without getting stuck on an older version
- Selection outlines and controls stay locked to the canvas when you scroll, resize, or switch device preview
- Select an image on the canvas and open Replace to edit it in the content panel you already use
- Press Escape to clear the selection, or Delete to remove a selected component—without deleting characters while you edit rich text
- Clicking a nested block on the canvas selects that block, not the page behind it
- Switching views clears the inspector so it matches the page you’re looking at
- Pass content straight into Field, RichText, and Image from your component props—less lookup by name
- Browse earlier product release notes by year and month when you need the full history
- See where a follow-up came from and how many follow-ups a contribution has already spawned
- Workflow step pickers show more states at once with clearer color markers
- Campaign detail leads with Overview and workflow progress; List, Gantt, and Schedule are easier to navigate
- Open in Composer from a contribution lands on the correct view and preview path; Start advances workflow per your configured steps
Fixes
- Headings keep your site’s size and weight while you edit on the canvas
- Code blocks and headings no longer break apart when you open a rich text field
- Cancel leaves the page looking exactly as it did before you started editing
- Saving keeps headings and fenced code intact so the live page renders the same after Update
- Creating an automation key saves reliably when signed in
- Pattern pages in Composer load once with the selected entry filled in—no empty preview, then a second load
- Opening a page no longer saves anything until you make an edit
- Saving layout or content updates the live preview without refreshing the whole canvas
- Empty images stay selectable on the canvas so you can replace them
- Empty images and text on new entries can be selected and filled on the Composer canvas
- Preview pages load fonts and styles more consistently so the canvas matches your site
- Composer preview loads your site reliably again instead of stalling or failing to show page scripts
- Body copy stored as formatted HTML shows as readable text instead of tags
- On live personalized sites, in-page links open with a normal click instead of only working when opened in a new tab
- Opening work from contributions into Composer lands on the intended page and preview more reliably
- Gantt timeline navigation and headers are clearer (Today, quarter collapse, less trailing space)
- Breadcrumbs show Pillar → Section → Page with real page names
Earlier releases
2026
- August 2026
Plan campaigns and contributions · Delete pages completely from Composer · See where components are used · Reliable article preview in Composer · Preview and edit a specific article in Composer · Views by route and clearer Composer empty state · One page for every article URL · Visitor identity across devices · Drafts keep Optimization · Reusable zones in Composer · Composer versions and on-request decisions · Goals catalog · Goals and experiments · Composer preview matches the live page · Named condition sets in Composer · Preview rules in Composer · Pages viewed personalization · Composer personalization for marketers