Since the first version, the tool has been extended with new features like an integrated debugger, a memory footprint analysis of RAM and flash consumption or support for effects and animations with a 3D perception and vector graphics.

Each platform package contains a dedicated code generator and resource converter for bitmaps and TrueType fonts, which are adapted to a specific chipset, and - if available - operating system.

Another platform package can be licensed, which generates JavaScript/WebGL source code instead of ANSI C.[2] Following the approach of object-oriented programming, each Embedded Wizard project consists of classes which implement a certain part of the design and/or functionality.

To create a graphical user interface, Embedded Wizard provides basic functions like rectangles, gradients, lines, (multiline) text boxes, import of bitmaps and TrueType fonts, but also GUI widgets like menus, scrollbars, buttons, and sliders.

[3] Besides the visual objects, developers can create methods, properties, variables, and enums to implement a certain behavior, using Embedded Wizard's own programming language Chora.

The available Knowledge Base[5] accompanied by video tutorials and open community forum Ask Embedded Wizard[6] help the developer to get familiar with the technology.