Rakesh Ghatvisave

From time to time, Pergamon introduces new features labelled Beta. If you have seen this label and wondered what it means for you as a user, this article explains it in plain terms — what Beta i...

Pergami AI is Pergamon's built-in AI support assistant. It answers product usage questions, guides you through submitting support requests, and helps you track existing tickets without leaving the ...

Release date: [June 30 2026], 13:30 Hours HKT (05:30 UTC) Release highlights: Version 3.9.0 introduces the Asset Annotation editor in the new UI, adds reordering capability in table, and includes ...

In Pergamon, you can easily reorder rows, columns, and cells to customize how your data is presented within tables. This guide will walk you through the steps to adjust table layouts quickly.Watch ...

Selecting an annotation is the first step before moving, styling, duplicating, or deleting it. The Asset Annotation Editor supports single selection, multi-selection, and marquee selection and a...

Use keyboard shortcuts to switch tools, select and move annotations, manage history, and control zoom without reaching for the mouse. The full shortcuts reference is also available inside the edito...

This article lists every configurable property for each annotation type in the Asset Annotation Editor. Properties are displayed in the properties panel when an annotation is selected. When multip...

Once you have placed callouts, arrows, shapes, and text frames on your asset, you will often need to adjust their positions, duplicate them for consistency, or remove ones that are no longer nee...

Text frames let you place typed content directly on an asset. Use them to describe a component, explain a setting, or add a brief instruction alongside a callout or arrow, anything that requires mo...

Arrows direct a reader's eye to a specific part of an asset. Shapes highlight regions such as a control panel, a safety zone, or a grouped set of components. Together they give your annotated asse...