What's new

The June 2026 update includes a new tool for verifying optimal web map configuration, a redesigned organization status dashboard, content and data management enhancements, and new functionality throughout the ArcGIS Online website. Highlights are provided below. For more information, see the What's new in ArcGIS Online blog article.

Maps

• The new Review map tool evaluates your web map and provides recommendations to help improve performance and resilience based on known best practices for supporting high-traffic maps.
• You can now add Parquet feature layers (beta) to maps in Map Viewer. These read-only layers are created in ArcGIS Data Pipelines and are optimized for fast and scalable visualization.
• When styling layers, you can now set the symbol layer drawing order for vector point, line, and polygon symbols. You can also lock and unlock individual symbol layers to determine how top-level symbol color and color ramp changes are applied to symbols and sketch features.
• You can now customize animation along lines for line symbols in web styles that have been configured with the Move along line animation type.
• The sketch feature drawing workflow has been updated to expand curve support and improved drawing flexibility. You can now switch between straight lines, Bezier curves, tangent curves, arc segments, and endpoint arc segments while drawing a line or polygon feature.
• When creating ArcGIS Arcade expressions in Map Viewer, you can use the new Run and Debug tool to identify and resolve issues.
• Printing from custom layout templates that have been published as items to ArcGIS Online is now out of beta. These templates can be used to print maps in Map Viewer.
• When configuring forms in Map Viewer, you can now add basic form elements, choice form elements, and attachment elements.
• You can now configure a time series on feature layers with sequential temporal fields where each field represents a distinct time. Once authored, a time series can be used to apply styling and to configure pop-ups and labeling.
• Labeling in Map Viewer now includes a variety of new font options, including language-specific and hyper-legible fonts, to support complex scripts, accessibility, and organizational branding.
• When styling imagery layers using the Stretch or RGB styles, you can now access wavelength information (in nanometers) for each band.
• When using the oriented imagery viewer, the Superimpose view allows you to overlay the image displayed in the viewer directly onto a 3D scene. The imagery is applied as a texture to a mesh positioned at its original capture location, enabling a better visualization of how the imagery aligns with surrounding features.
• Sequential navigation in the oriented imagery viewer now supports multi‑field sorting, providing customizable navigation workflows. Sorting fields are defined as an ordered array. The fields are processed from first to last, and any field without an explicit direction will be sorted in ascending order by default.
• Image overlays are now supported by oriented imagery layers with video content in the oriented imagery viewer.

Scenes

• Enhance your visualizations by adding glow effects to 3D symbols.
• Discover location details such as coordinates, elevation, nearest address, and oriented imagery using the new Location tool.
• Perform advanced volume measurements (beta), including cut-and-fill and stockpile analysis.
• Explore Gaussian splat layers with enhanced analysis tools such as elevation profiles and line of sight.
• Control the visibility of markers and labels when they are obscured or underground.
• Open featured and recent scenes quickly and access useful resources using the new welcome screen.
• Visualize more complex polygon geometries such as self-intersecting polygons.

For more information about what's new in 3D, see the What's new in Scene Viewer blog article.

Sharing and collaboration

• You can now view distributed collaboration details, such as sync status and permissions, on the Overview tab of the group page.

App configuration

• ArcGIS Dashboards includes several updates. Dashboard authors can now configure source actions for feature-based Rich Text, Gauge, Indicator, Details, and Embedded Content elements. In addition, the rich text element supports the configuration of an optional data source, making it a data-driven element. You can now also resize the top, middle, and bottom text of an indicator by dragging the panel gutters within the indicator preview area or in the dashboard layout. For more information, see What's new in ArcGIS Dashboards.
• ArcGIS Experience Builder adds support for creating multilingual apps. In general settings, you can enter translations manually or generate translations with the translation assistant. Three new widgets are available in Experience Builder. The Image Change Detection widget compares two input imagery layers using spectral indices to highlight differences such as land cover changes. The Language Switcher widget is a drop-down menu that lets you switch the app language at run time. The QuickCapture widget integrates with ArcGIS QuickCapture and allows you to add a field data collection tool for coordinating between command centers and field teams. Other enhancements include a new combination line and column chart type in the Chart widget, support for saving multiple edited fields at the same time with the Table widget, and support for printing with custom print layouts with the Print widget. For more information, see What's new in Experience Builder.
• ArcGIS Instant Apps includes several updates. In Compare's Multiple maps mode, app authors can now select more than four maps to display in a drop-down menu for app users to choose from. Manager has added copy/paste functionality and bulk feature creation. Nearby has an improved user interface and experience. For more information, see What's new in Instant Apps.

Content management

• To improve data accuracy, you can define which values for a set of fields in a layer or table are interdependent and contingent on one another. When you define these contingent values, you can restrict what values editors add to specific fields.
• You can set replacements for additional deprecated and retired item types.
• The Item Details assistant (beta) provides suggestions for additional item types.
• Field value types now support designating a field to store URL values.
• A new option in the field values panel allows you to define a delimiting character when you store lists of values in string fields.
• When you publish a hosted feature layer from a zipped file geodatabase that contains a parcel fabric, the hosted feature layer will contain a parcel fabric layer.
• You can define a filter to restrict which features are added to or updated in a hosted feature layer when you update using another feature layer.
• Scheduled package updates for predefined offline map areas expire one year after you create them. An "expiring" label will appear for a map area sixty days before the package schedule expires, and you can extend the schedule another year.
• Information about where an item is used and what other items are used by an item is now provided for additional item types. For example, the Overview tab of a dashboard item page displays the web map used in the dashboard and the layers in that web map. Item owners and organization administrators can access a list from the Usage tab that indicates where an item is used.
• The item page for some item types displays the coordinate system stored with the item.
• See the ArcGIS Arcade release notes for information about new and improved functionality in the latest Arcade releases.

Notebooks

• The Notebooks assistant (beta) has improved functionality to help write, explain, and troubleshoot Python code. You can now access the Notebooks assistant on the top ribbon of the notebook editor.
• New versions of ArcGIS API for Python, ArcPy, and Python libraries are now available in the notebook runtimes.

Analysis

The following new tools are now available:

• The 80-20 Analysis tool calculates a cumulative percentage field to identify the locations where incidents are disproportionately occurring.
• The Detect Target Using Spectra tool computes a matching score for each pixel in an input raster based on how well the pixel's spectrum matches the target spectra defined by an input spectral signature file.
• The Detect Image Anomalies tool creates an anomaly score raster from an input multiband or hyperspectral image. The anomaly score raster is a single band raster with values between zero and one.
• The Resample Library Spectra tool resamples input library spectra to match the number of bands and wavelength range of target spectra from a target sensor, custom spectral library file, or custom image.

The following enhancements are now available for ModelBuilder:

• Analysis models can now be published to create a custom web tool while the model is in view-only mode. For more information, see Publish models.
• You can now overwrite a web tool published from a model.
• Running the model is no longer required before publishing as a custom web tool. Running the complete model is still recommended to ensure the tool does not include errors and create the correct outputs. For more information, see Publishing requirements.
• Analysis models now support single value field variables. Variables are inputs to an analysis tool that hold a value or reference to data and can make iterating on tool parameters faster. Variables are also essential for configuring an analysis model to be published as a custom web tool.
• You can now copy and paste elements in a model, including copying elements from one model and pasting in a second model.

Bar charts, histograms, and scatterplots can now be created using tiled imagery layers, dynamic imagery layers, and WCS layers.

Accounts and administration

• A redesigned organization status dashboard provides administrators with deeper insights into credit usage in the organization. Interactive charts and tables show information about credits used for storage, transactions, and sessions. Pre-set and custom date range options, page filters, and drill-through capabilities allow administrators to access specific credit usage information—for example, the number of credits used for hosted feature layer storage in the last 30 days.
• Administrators can update member login types, such as changing ArcGIS logins to SAML logins, without re-creating user accounts. This streamlined workflow simplifies identity management and reduces administrative overhead.
• Members assigned a custom role with a specific set of privileges can now be designated as collaboration coordinators in a partnered collaboration. Administrators can assign this custom role using the new Collaboration Coordinator Template.