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Open a photo. Fix the light and colour. Crop, clean up, export. That’s the whole app.
The few things you do to every photo. None of the hundreds you don’t.
Photo in the middle, controls on the right. Nothing to hunt for.
Move a slider, the photo moves. Rendered live on the GPU.
Edits are settings saved beside the file. Your original never changes.
Light, colour, geometry, cleanup — done well.
Powerful where it counts. Simple everywhere else.
The engine is serious — 16-bit, colour-managed, every edit applied in the right order. The surface is just sliders. Pro results, none of the fuss.
I build software, but I also shoot. Raw Studio is the editor I wanted for my own photos — so it has what a photographer actually reaches for, and little else.
And it keeps growing. New features ship regularly, shaped by what photographers ask for. There's a feedback button right inside the app — the roadmap runs on it.
All editing is free and unlimited. Your plan only decides how many photos you export each month, and in which formats and quality.
Every plan includes the full editor and unlimited non-destructive saving. Full details & FAQ →
The editor is free forever. You only pay to export more.
Blocked on first launch? Right-click the app → Open. (Signing & notarization coming.)