The whole
darkroom.

Start with calibrated colour, cinema, instant, reversal or black-and-white looks.

Preview a look on your photo and apply it with one click.

Load a LUT you already own and use it as the starting look.

Add a print-film response after the base look.

Add grain shaped for formats from 8mm to 65mm.

Let bright edges glow into neighbouring dark areas.

Push halation toward a stronger, stylised glow.

Give bright areas a softer spread of light.

Layer procedurally placed dust, hairs and scratches onto the image.

Add warm film-like light intrusions and reshuffle their placement.

Finish with sprockets, rebates and edge printing.

Draw attention inward by shaping the edge brightness.

Save a finished editing recipe and apply it again later.

Brighten or darken the image without changing the chosen look.

Shape the separation between lighter and darker tones.

Adjust temperature and tint to make the colour feel right.

Click a neutral area to correct the colour cast.

Set a quick starting point for levels and white balance.

Draw the overall tonal response directly.

Shape the red, green and blue channels independently.

Adjust shadows, darks, lights and highlights with four controls.

Tune hue, saturation and luminance by colour band.

Tint shadows, midtones and highlights separately.

Recover clarity in flat or hazy scenes.

Quiet unwanted image noise while keeping useful detail.

Restore crispness at the level the image needs.

Recover detail softened by lens or sensor blur.

Keep bright regions gentler with filmic tone-mapping options.

Make a soft oval adjustment around a subject or light source.

Grade one side of the frame with a graduated transition.

Paint an adjustment exactly where it belongs.

Separate the sky for its own grade.

Select a subject from the photo for local editing.

Target pixels by colour rather than by location.

Target an adjustment to a chosen brightness range.

Use estimated scene depth to separate near and far areas on desktop.

Snap rough mask edges toward real image boundaries.

Even out patchy skin colour while keeping the image's character.

Keep eyes, lips and other facial details out of a skin adjustment.

Teach a subject from examples and find it again in other photos.

Blend away a spot before the film look and grain are applied.

Copy a source area precisely to repair the frame.

Reframe the photo for its final destination.

Change image orientation without leaving the editor.

Level the horizon manually or let the app find a dominant line.

Bring leaning lines back into shape.

Place the image inside a chosen border, aspect and background.

Place multiple images in adjustable rows, columns and grids.

Blend bracketed exposures into one image on desktop.

Combine frames focused at different distances on desktop.

Stack night-sky captures from the desktop library.

Stitch a pair of photos into one wider image.

Browse your archive on your machine without uploading it.

Move through folders, dates and curated groups of images.

Copy a shoot by capture date and make a verified second copy.

Add searchable words to describe and group photos.

Find repeated files while reviewing the library.

Pick the keepers from a shoot before editing.

Find and name faces with processing on your device.

Describe a photo in words and search locally for it.

Get on-device tag suggestions for a selected photo.

Keep more than one edit version of the same photo.

Work from a cached preview and apply the edit when the source returns.

Open a Lightroom photo in CHRO-MA-SMITH and return the result.

Browse connected Lightroom cloud photos from the desktop app.

Open camera RAW files and develop them locally.

Use camera colour profiles for more faithful RAW starting colour.

Convert Lumix V-Log material before grading it.

Load several images and switch between their previews.

Apply a look to the batch, then adjust an individual frame.

Align exposure and white balance across a shoot to one reference photo.

Check your grade against the original image.

Watch tonal distribution while you edit.

Inspect the full rendering pipeline at native image scale.

Move safely backward and forward through editing decisions.

Keep slider settings locally and return to them later.

Render the finished image at its original resolution.

Choose the output format that suits the job.

Export extended-range highlights from a RAW source.

Keep an edit record alongside the source file.

Save quality, format, resize and sharpening settings as a preset.

Build a reusable .cube look from two versions of one image.

Match a reference image's colour into a .cube LUT or XMP preset.

Tag a .cube file for a look you can take back to a Lumix camera.

Use the still-photo look stack on a video clip.

Choose the segment of a clip to export.

Keep the source audio without re-encoding it.

Read the clip's signal as you grade.

Check framing with overlay guides.

Ease the picture in or out of a clip.

Add restrained analogue motion to a graded clip.

Export the current video frame as a still image.

Open the app without installing a desktop package.

Edit with a touch-first tool sheet on a smaller screen.

Keep editing after the first load when the connection goes away.

Add the web app to your phone's home screen.

Move through a loaded batch with a touch gesture.

Press and hold on mobile to check the original.

Keep your photos on the device where you edit them.

Open the free, open-source app without signing in.