  The Vienna Atomic Line Database (VALD) has been supplemented with new data
and new functionality -- the possibility of taking into account the effect of
hyperfine splitting (HFS) of atomic levels in the analysis of line profiles.
This has been done through the creation of an ancillary SQL database with the
HFS constants for atomic levels of 58 isotopes of 30 neutral and singly-ionized
atoms. The completeness of the collected data and new opportunities for studies
of stars of various spectral types is analyzed. The database enables analysis
of splitting of up to 60\%\ of lines with measurable effects in the ultraviolet
($\lambda\gtrsim1000$~\AA), and up to 100\%\ of such lines in the optical and
infrared ranges ($\lambda\lesssim25000$~\AA) for A--M stars. In the spectra of
hot O--B stars, it is necessary to use laboratory measurements for atoms in the
second and higher stages of ionization.
