wled · netmindz · May 17, 2026 · May 17, 2026 · May 17, 2026 · May 17, 2026
diff --git a/docs/about/contributors.md b/docs/about/contributors.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ This page is to honor the work of all the people who helped to make WLED what it
 ### Direct Contributors to WLED code
 
 Everyone you see on the Contributors page and:  
-8bitbrett made the WiFi auto connect QR code with the Aircoookie/WLED logo!  
+8bitbrett made the WiFi auto connect QR code with the wled/WLED logo!  
 adamo made the animated Discord server logo!  
 [@blazoncek](https://github.com/blazoncek) makes countless new features and improvements to many parts of WLED!  
 [@debsahu](https://github.com/debsahu) provided the HomeAssistant autodiscovery and a lot of help with PIO!  

diff --git a/docs/about/roadmap.md b/docs/about/roadmap.md
@@ -5,5 +5,8 @@ hide:
   # - toc
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-Please check our [WLED milestone planning](https://github.com/wled/WLED/milestones) for upcoming features and releases. 
+**WLED v16.0.0** was released on 3 May 2026. See the [v16.0.0 release notes](https://github.com/wled/WLED/releases/tag/v16.0.0) for the full list of new features.
+
+For features planned in upcoming versions, check the [WLED milestone planning](https://github.com/wled/WLED/milestones) on GitHub.
 There is no guarantee if and when a new feature or bugfix will be available!
+
diff --git a/docs/advanced/HUB75.md b/docs/advanced/HUB75.md
@@ -1,65 +1,74 @@
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-title: HUB75 support
+title: HUB75 Support
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-WLED now features support for LED matrix panels using the HUB75 format
+WLED now features support for LED matrix panels using the HUB75 format. HUB75 support was added as an official mainline feature in **v16.0.0** — dedicated `_HUB75` build variants are included in the standard release downloads.
 
 You can use either a regular ESP32 with a suitable adapter board such as Huidu HD-WF2, [ESP32 Trinity](https://esp32trinity.com/), [MoonHub75](https://github.com/MoonModules/Hardware/tree/main/MOONHUB75), [rorosaurus/esp32-hub75-driver](https://github.com/rorosaurus/esp32-hub75-driver) or the dedicated [Adafruit Matrix Portal S3](https://www.adafruit.com/product/5778)
 
 This support is supplied by the [ESP32-HUB75-MatrixPanel-DMA](https://github.com/mrcodetastic/ESP32-HUB75-MatrixPanel-DMA?tab=readme-ov-file) library, so see here for more details about supported hardware panels
 
-
-# Setup
 ## Required Software Build
+
 ### Adafruit Matrix Portal S3
-Please use the dedicated ESP32-S3_Adafruit_Matrixportal.bin build as this is pre-configured for the pins needed for HUB75 output
+
+Please use the dedicated `ESP32-S3_Adafruit_Matrixportal.bin` build as this is pre-configured for the pins needed for HUB75 output
 
 ### Huidu HD-WF2 ESP32-S3
-* Hold the button down as you use a USB-A to USB-A cable to upload ESP32-S3_HD-WF2.bin
+
+* Hold the button down as you use a USB-A to USB-A cable to upload `ESP32-S3_HD-WF2.bin`
 * See more at https://github.com/mrcodetastic/ESP32-HUB75-MatrixPanel-DMA/issues/433
+* The HD-WF2 board doesn't have PSRAM, and may become unstable if you use more than 64x64 pixels.
+
+### Generic ESP32 Support
 
-### Generic ESP32 support
 You must use a build with WLED_ENABLE_HUB75MATRIX defined, for example, ESP32_HUB75.bin. If you do not see Hub75 options in the list of LED types, you are not using the correct build
 
 If you are using a board such as the ESP32 Trinity or other boards wired for the default pinout of the ESP32-HUB75-MatrixPanel-DMA driver, this is selected by default
 
 ![display_esp32_wiring_bb](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9fd3cf9f-b6b3-42ce-ba52-cea015e95024)
 
-
 If you are using the rorosaurus/esp32-hub75-driver or any other board using the SmartMatrix default pinout then you will need to use the ESP32_HUB75_forum_pinout.bin which has ESP32_FORUM_PINOUT defined
 
 If you are using any other config, you currently need to edit wled00/bus_manager.cpp to add a new elif block and define to your build - it is not possible to set the HUB75 pin config in LED preferences at the moment
 
 ### MoonHub75
+
 This project is a passive adapter board to connect a [Lilygo T7-S3](https://lilygo.cc/products/t7-s3) to a HUB75 Panel. Use ESP32-S3_16MB_opi_HUB75.bin.
 This is the recommended option as it had the most memory, so can handle the highest number of pixels and also supports multiple digital mic options.
 
-
 ## Configuration
-### Panel size and chain length
-* Due to limitations in the HUB75 DMA driver, only these panel dimensions are supported:
-  * 32 x 32 (2-scan or 4-scan)
-  * 64 x 32 (2-scan or 4-scan)
-  * 64 x 64 (2-scan or 4-scan)
-  * 128 x 64 (2-scan or 4-scan).
-* Only _one HUB75e port_ is supported.
-* Please chain your panels (panel#1 _OUT_ --> panel#2 _IN_) if you want to control more than one panel.
-* Maximum possible size:
-  * Classic ESP32: the maximum possible size is 128x64 - however WLED might get unstable with this setup. We recommend to use no more than 64x64 on classic esp32.
-  * ESP32-S3 without PSRAM (including Huidu HD-WF2): the maximum possible size is 128x64, however we recommend to use 64x64 because the firmware might get unstable above this size.
-  * ESP32-S3 with PSRAM - octal "opi" PSRAM recommended (including LilyGO T7-S3) : the maximum possible size is 256x64, i.e. 4 chained panels of 64x64 pixels each.
-  * ESP32-S2 is possible, however _not recommended_ due to smaller RAM
-  * ESP32-C3, ESP32-C6 and ESP8266 do not support HUB75
+
+### Panel Size and Chain Length
+
+Due to limitations in the HUB75 DMA driver, only these panel dimensions are supported:
+
+* 32 x 32 (2-scan or 4-scan)
+* 64 x 32 (2-scan or 4-scan)
+* 64 x 64 (2-scan or 4-scan)
+* 128 x 64 (2-scan or 4-scan).
+
+Only _one HUB75e port_ is supported.  
+Please chain your panels (panel#1 _OUT_ --> panel#2 _IN_) if you want to control more than one panel.
+
+#### Maximum possible size with panel chaining:
+
+* Classic ESP32: the maximum possible size is 128x64 - however WLED might get unstable with this setup. We recommend to use no more than 64x64 on classic esp32.
+* ESP32-S3 without PSRAM (including Huidu HD-WF2): the maximum possible size is 128x64, however we recommend to use 64x64 because the firmware might get unstable above this size.
+* ESP32-S3 with PSRAM - octal "opi" PSRAM recommended (including LilyGO T7-S3) : the maximum possible size is 256x64, i.e. 4 chained panels of 64x64 pixels each.
+* ESP32-S2 is possible, however _not recommended_ due to smaller RAM
+* ESP32-C3, ESP32-C6 and ESP8266 do not support HUB75
 
 ### Setup
+
 First, you must set the LED output to match the correct Hub75Matrix option for the panel size you are using. The chain length is the number of panels connected. Note: currently only a horizontal chain of panels is supported. ~~You can used 2D setup to configure physical panel positions~~ unfortunately it's not possible to use 2D setup to change the panel layout of chained panels.
 
 Next, you need to go into the 2D Configuration and create a _single_ matrix with the total size of your hub75 setup. e.g a chain of 2 panels with 32x32 pixels each, would be created as a 64x32 matrix in the 2D configuration page
 
+## HUB75 Known Problems and Limitations
 
-## HUB75 Known Problems and Limitations 
-* Maximum possible sizes: see previous section
-* combining HUB75 with other LED types (including virtual leds) was not tested yet - it may or may not work.
+* Maximum possible sizes: [see previous section](#panel-size-and-chain-length)
+* After changing HUB75 options (LED preferences), your display will go black. You need to reboot for driver changes to take effect.
 * classic ESP32: using audioreactive microphones (or line-in) causes crashes and wifi instabilities. You can still use UDP sound receive for receiving audio data from another board. Please select "None - network receive only" as DigitalMic type.
 * ESP32-S2: its not possible to use HUB75 and audioreactive at the same time.
-* ESP32-S3: After changing HUB75 options (LED preferences), your display will go black. You need to reboot for driver changes to take effect.
+* ESP32-S3: audioreactive works together with HUB75 panel output. There are no known restrictions.