Light controls
Exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites and blacks shape the tonal range without a trip through Curves.
Tone, colour, detail and effects in one focused workspace — with a real before/after.
The Develop workspace is built for the pass that happens after the cull: fix exposure, recover highlights, set white balance, add contrast and colour, then sharpen for the output. The controls are grouped the way photographers expect, and the preview updates as you move them.
Presets cover cinematic warm, blue hour, silver gelatin, Portra-inspired colour and more. The before/after toggle compares the original with the current grade without destroying either state.
A Lightroom-style develop workspace in the browser: exposure, highlights, shadows, white balance, vibrance, clarity, dehaze, grain, sharpening and presets with before/after.
Exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites and blacks shape the tonal range without a trip through Curves.
Temperature, tint, vibrance and saturation adjust the mood while protecting already-saturated colours.
Clarity, dehaze, sharpening, noise reduction, vignette, grain and lens blur finish the frame.
Apply a preset as a starting point, then keep moving individual sliders. Nothing is locked behind a look.
Twenty wedding recipes across ten scene groups — ceremony, portraits, reception, details, golden hour, getting ready, black tie, documentary, black and white and flash reception — plus a local prompt parser for “bright airy”, “moody reception”, “clean skin” and similar requests.
Histogram, skin-pixel and sharpness analysis chooses a starting recipe and reports a quality score. The analysis runs locally; no photo is uploaded.
Toggle the original at any time to check whether the grade is helping or just different.
Commit the developed pixels to an editable layer, then continue with masks, retouching or compositing.
No install step and no import queue. Open the editor, work on the document locally, and export the file your next tool expects.
Try it nowStart from a JPEG, PNG, TIFF, HEIC or RAW file. The Develop workspace uses the current document composite.
Work top to bottom: exposure, tone, colour, detail, effects. Use a preset if you want a known starting point.
Apply the grade to the document for further layer work, or export directly to JPEG, PNG, WebP or TIFF.
These are the workflows the tool is designed around — not a list of theoretical features.
Straight answers about formats, privacy and limits.
The live preview and settings are non-destructive until you choose Apply to edit the document. Applied changes become pixels on a layer and remain undoable through history.
The current build ships a curated preset set and remembers the active look for the session. User-defined preset libraries and XMP import/export are not yet implemented.
No. Develop settings are not written to XMP sidecars. Export a rendered file or a layered PSD when you need to hand off the result.
The live preview uses CSS filters for speed, while Apply and Export run the per-pixel Canvas2D pipeline. Highlights, shadows and local contrast can differ slightly; check the applied result before delivery.
A set of twenty develop recipes across ten scene groups (ceremony, portraits, reception, details, golden hour, getting ready, black tie, documentary, black and white and flash reception) plus a local parser that maps phrases such as “bright airy”, “moody reception” or “clean skin” to editable settings.
Open the editor and bring a real file. Your photo stays on your device.