November 2025 release summary
The features and enhancements in ArcGIS Pro 3.6 are designed to make your work more efficient and intuitive.
ArcGIS Pro Features
Thousands of geospatial tools at your fingertips
ArcGIS Pro equips everyday users and advanced professionals with all the tools they need for any type of GIS work. Crafted with user-driven innovations, it provides a solid foundation for using spatial data to problem-solve and improve decisions.
What’s new in the latest release of ArcGIS Pro
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Explore key features of ArcGIS Pro
These represent a small portion of the available capabilities in ArcGIS Pro.
- Mapping and Cartography
- Analytics
- Data Management
- Imagery
- Customization and Automation
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Full cartographic control over maps
Thematic mapping, custom symbol creation, and countless other tools are used to produce and refine data for map production.
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Data visualization
Work with data in 2D and 3D, create graphics, and get instant visual feedback for a powerful way to find patterns and trends in data.
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Vast layout options
Professional layouts are available for PDF map creation, presentations, large-scale prints, and high-end publication products.
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Adobe interoperability
Adobe Illustrator Exchange (AIX) export format in ArcGIS Pro provides a seamless pathway to convert map data into graphic artwork for further aesthetic design.
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Understand the “where” of your data
Spatial analysis in ArcGIS Pro helps you detect patterns in data, understand connections and relationships, and identify optimal locations and routes.
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Analyze data for insights
Use geoprocessing tools, build analytical models, and apply spatial statistics to 2D, 3D, and time-aware data to extract insights.
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Built-in geospatial AI models
More than 100 pretrained machine learning and deep learning models are built in to solve complex spatial problems and make predictions.
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Advanced analysis options
Tools for imagery and raster analysis, graph analytics, and data science in Jupyter Notebooks help you combine spatial analysis with modern analysis techniques.
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Work with any type of spatial data
ArcGIS Pro is built to manage simple and complex spatial data, such as parcels, indoor data, imagery, and utility networks.
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Access data wherever it’s stored
Flexible methods to store and access data include local options, the cloud, common file formats, within your organization’s enterprise data, or via ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise.
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Advanced editing tools
ArcGIS Pro has the most advanced data editing tools in the ArcGIS platform, including versioned data and multiuser data editing with guardrails to ensure consistency.
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Check accuracy and repair data
ArcGIS Pro offers robust tools including geometry checks, topology rules, and attribute validation. These capabilities are enhanced by ArcGIS Data Reviewer, which automates quality control and supports batch error detection and correction.
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Comprehensive imagery toolset
Find and understand patterns in imagery, such as land cover classification and changes over time.
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One place for image processing
Mosaic datasets help organizations manage large, growing libraries of imagery and raster data, making imagery assets more accessible and valuable.
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Handles many imagery data types
Manage imagery data from satellites, drones, crewed aircraft, historical aerial photos, full-motion video, elevation, lidar, and more.
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Extract insights with analysis and AI
Pretrained AI models are built in for workflows such as identifying objects in imagery. More advanced capabilities are possible via the ArcGIS Image Analyst extension for ArcGIS Pro.
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Powerful customization
ArcGIS Pro supports a spectrum of customization—from simple no-code interface tweaks to full SDK development and extensibility.
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ModelBuilder for visual automation
ModelBuilder provides a no-code environment to visually chain geoprocessing tools into reusable models. These can be shared, scheduled, or exported to Python for further customization.
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Standardize GIS workflows
Set up tasks, templates, best practices, and guardrails for geospatial workflows and projects. Prevent mistakes and increase productivity by ensuring teams use the right data and tools to create the desired outputs.
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Python scripting, Jupyter integration
ArcGIS Pro includes a powerful Python API (ArcPy) and ArcGIS Notebooks, a built-in Jupyter environment. Automate workflows, perform advanced spatial analysis, and document reproducible research.
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ArcGIS Pro license levels comparison chartGet a general overview of which capabilities and features are available in the three license levels for ArcGIS Pro.Go deeper into full features lists
| ArcGIS Pro Basic Accessed through Creator user type for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Pro Standard Accessed through Creator user type for ArcGIS |
Accessed through Professional Plus user type for ArcGIS |
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| Mapping and Cartography | |||
| 2D, 3D, and time-aware map creation |  | | |
| Custom symbology | | | |
| Map series and layout automation | | | |
| Supports ~6,000 coordinate systems and hundreds of map projections | | | |
| Generate cartograms | Not included | | |
| Simplification and smoothing | Not included | | |
| Cartographic refinement, generalization, conflict and masking tools | Not included | Not included | |
| Analysis | |||
| Geoprocessing | | | |
| Spatial statistics and modeling | | | |
| Exploratory analysis and data engineering | | | |
| Simulations such as flooding | Not included | Not included | |
| Predictive analytics and GeoAI tools | Not included | Not included | |
| Desktop geoanalytics | Not included | Not included | |
| Data management | |||
| Editing using templates, domains, subtypes | | | |
| Create and manage contingent values | | | |
| Data conversion and integration for a wide variety of data formats | | | |
| Create and manage relationship classes and attachments | | | |
| Create and manage 3D object feature layers | Not included | | |
| Attribute rules | Not included | | |
| Create and manage topologies | Not included | | |
| Enterprise geodatabase administration | Not included | | |
| Versioned data | Not included | | |
| Create and manage replica geodatabases | Not included | | |
| Parcel fabric | Not included | | |
| Trace network and utility network | Not included | | |
| Imagery | |||
| Raster management, view raster data | | | |
| Display, enhance, and query raster/imagery layers | | | |
| Create and manage mosaic datasets | Not included | | |
| Oriented imagery | Not included | | |
| Create and manage ortho mapping workspaces | Not included | Not included | |
| Generate elevation/orthomosaics | Not included | Not included | |
| Customization and Automation | |||
| Customize ribbons, panes, and tool groups | | | |
| Create and share custom tools using Python or ModelBuilder | | | |
| Schedule and automate geoprocessing workflows | | | |
| Jupyter Notebook integration | | | |
| SDK to customize and extend ArcGIS Pro | | | |
Do more with ArcGIS Pro extensions
The table above highlights features available directly in ArcGIS Pro. Powerful extensions, such as those included in the Professional Plus user type, add even more functionality and support specialized workflows.
ArcGIS Pro is accessed through user types
To get ArcGIS Pro, purchase user type licenses for Esri’s ArcGIS platform. User types are divided into two categories based on deployment preferences for the broader platform. Both categories offer access to ArcGIS Pro.