ImageMagick is continually being enhanced. Check this section periodically to see what enhancements have been added. See Changelog for past enhancements and bug fixes.

- The utility, conjure, interprets the Magick Scripting Language a XML-based language to convert, edit, and compose images.
- ImageMagick now supports Scalable Vector Format (SVG) files.
- Support for Wireless BitMap, used in WAP - Wireless Access Protocol, was contributed by Milan Votava.
- ImageMagick 5.0 uses substantually less memory than previous versions. If the the memory requirements exceeds 80 mega-bytes, all subsequent image operations are performed on disk to conserve memory.
- ImageMagick 5.0 utilizes memory-mapped I/O on machines that support it. This feature can be a substantual speed-up for image operations.
- As of version 4.2.9, ImageMagick now has native blob support.
- Thanks to Glenn Randers-Pehrson ImageMagick now supports the MNG image format.
- Thanks to Bob Friesenhahn ImageMagick now has a C++ wrapper: Magick++.
- ImageMagick has a delegate subsystem that allows image formats not directly supported by ImageMagick to be seamlessly added via a delegate configuration file.
- PerlMagick includes 300+ regression tests invoked with `make test`.
- ImageMagick now automatically invokes pgpv to decrypt a PGP encrypted image when the filename ends in `.pgp`.
- ImageMagick supports the FlashPix image format under NT/Win95.
- PerlMagick now works on NT and Win95 computers.
- Support for TrueType fonts is now available as a delegate within ImageMagick
- Create 3-D web screamers with ScreamerMagick.
- Convert or manipulate images directly from a Web page with MagickStudio.
- Text is now aliased when rendering Postscript.
- Subimages can now be specified in any order. For example, `image.miff[3,2]`, `image.miff[11-1]`, or `image.miff[1,2,2,3]`.
- PythonMagick is an object-oriented Python interface to the ImageMagick routines.

Image manipulation software that works like magic.