Release notes
These docs target PicList 3.6.0 and PicList-Core 3.0.0. Desktop and Core versions are independent. Check Docker image versions separately.
PicList 3.6.0
Updated workspaces
- Redesigned gallery and bulk edits with change previews and failure recovery information.
- Updated cloud accounts, buckets, file lists, and transfers, with per-storage link and object path settings.
- Refreshed uploads, processing, tasks, destination selection, plugins, scripts, settings, and the toolbox.
- Improved upload progress, persistent task state, and interruption recovery.
Features and compatibility
- PicList-Core 3.0 integration with updated clipboard and file processing.
- Bundled npm for plugin installation, plus download counts and sorting.
- S3 auto ACL and SVG gallery previews.
- Tray upload window on Windows and configurable shortcut actions.
- Removal of the old general-purpose file web server; a restricted local preview service remains.
Reliability
Improvements cover per-object cloud results, download failures, configuration writes and sync, upload destination isolation, and finalization recovery after remote delivery. See the upgrade guide.
See PicList's CHANGELOG for implementation history and Releases for installers.
PicList-Core 3.0.0
- Interactive terminal UI for configurations, uploads, and recent results.
- Grouped picgo config commands and per-upload provider / configuration selection.
- data.json as the preferred configuration, with config.json fallback.
- Asynchronous PicGo.create() initialization and ES modules for Node.js integrations.
- Improved progress, concurrent configuration isolation, SFTP / local writes, and image processing; S3 auto ACL.
- Node.js 22.x, at least 22.13.0, required.
Sources: Core releases, Core CHANGELOG, and npm.
PicList 3.5.0
Added ULID naming, a public preview thumbnail suffix, JXL previews, and clipboard path text support. Fixes addressed startup, Typora, HEIF, and EXIF processing. See the 3.5.0 release.
Earlier releases
The historical release notes preserve earlier announcements. Some historical behavior has changed; use the current guides for setup and operation.