Browse a RAW photo library without uploads
Open files or a folder, review a grid or filmstrip, zoom into details and mark picks. Thumbnails update to show your edits.
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Browse a library of camera RAW photos, choose your picks, and batch convert them without uploads. Edit individual photos, rotate a selection, or set a long-edge limit for the whole export. Save into a connected working folder, download one photo directly, or download a ZIP of selected photos with their edits applied.
Photos are decoded, edited and exported on your device without an account or Adobe service. Originals change only when you choose Overwrite original in a connected working folder. The open library lasts for this browser session. Save images and XMP before closing; reconnecting a working folder restores its saved sidecars.
Yes, in browsers with read/write directory access, such as desktop Chrome and Edge. Connect a working folder, export images into Exports, and use Save edits to update XMP beside the originals. Keep both files or replace previous exports. Larger folders are searchable and opened in batches of up to 40 photos. Other browsers retain file/folder import and downloads.
RAW Studio runs the RawNIND linear model locally at native resolution for RAW/DNG and JPEG/PNG/WebP. Ordinary images are converted to linear light for processing, with transparency preserved. Apply AI Denoise, adjust Amount from 0 to 100%, and use Before denoise to compare while keeping other edits visible. The model and engine download on first use; WebGPU is used when available, with a CPU fallback. Large photos can take several minutes. XMP restores the Studio recipe; export a JPEG, PNG, WebP or Linear DNG to carry denoised pixels into other apps. This is a separate model from Lightroom AI Denoise.
Both Camera look and Develop RAW process full-resolution RAW data. Camera look estimates color and tone from the embedded JPEG, which also serves as a temporary loading preview. Finished viewing and export use developed RAW pixels. The match is approximate because cameras use their own rendering. Files without a readable embedded JPEG open in Develop RAW with an explanation.
Yes, when an exact profile and usable calibration are available. Distortion, vignetting and lateral chromatic aberration are enabled independently. Camera look can also refine framing against the embedded JPEG with a supported automatic distortion profile. Missing calibrations stay unavailable; you can choose a profile explicitly or use the manual distortion slider.
Compatibility depends on the bundled LibRaw decoder and the camera model, not just the extension. Unsupported or damaged files show an error. JPEG, PNG and WebP can also be opened.
Yes. Select photos in Library view, rotate the selection if needed, choose an output format and optionally limit the long edge. Resizing preserves aspect ratio and never enlarges a photo. One selected photo downloads directly; multiple photos produce a ZIP with a Download ZIP button when ready. Each photo keeps its individual edits.
Keep format preserves JPEG, PNG, WebP and DNG, including in mixed selections. DNG output is always processed Linear DNG. Other camera RAW formats, such as CR3, NEF and ARW, become JPEG in this mode; the original files stay unchanged.
It stores the developed image as uncompressed 16-bit linear RGB with edits applied. It does not retain the original sensor mosaic or adjustable edit history. Camera and GPS metadata are omitted from image exports. Keep the original RAW and save an XMP sidecar when you want to preserve sensor data and editable settings.
XMP sidecars transfer supported Adobe Camera Raw settings, including light, color, crop, rotation and lens correction amounts. Lightroom uses its own rendering and profiles, so the result can differ; Camera look matching is specific to RAW Studio. XMP stores current settings, not the Lightroom History panel. Use matching sidecar names beside proprietary RAW originals. Adobe normally stores metadata inside DNG, JPEG and TIFF, so do not rely on automatic sidecar loading for those formats.
A library holds up to 40 photos, an application limit to bound browser workload. Inputs can be up to 150 MiB each, or 320 MiB for DNG, with decoded dimensions up to 50 megapixels and 16,384 pixels per side. Export long-edge limits range from 1 to 16,384 pixels. ZIP archives are limited to 512 MiB; use smaller selections or resized JPEGs for smaller downloads.
Saving is explicit. Save edits writes XMP beside originals in a connected working folder; reconnecting it restores supported settings. Without folder access, download XMP and reopen it with the originals. The open library is temporary; there is no saved catalog or export back to proprietary camera RAW formats.
Popular tasks
Open files or a folder, review a grid or filmstrip, zoom into details and mark picks. Thumbnails update to show your edits.
Camera look approximates the embedded JPEG’s color using full-resolution RAW pixels. Available exact lens calibrations start enabled.
Set Kelvin temperature and tint, tune light, Clarity and Dehaze, then crop or rotate. Compare before and after without changing the original.
Select photos, rotate them together, and limit the export’s long edge. Download JPEG, PNG, WebP or Linear DNG directly for one photo, or in a ZIP for a selection.
Keep format preserves JPEG, PNG, WebP and DNG; other camera RAW files become JPEG. DNG stores processed pixels. Save XMP with the original RAW for editable settings and supported Lightroom adjustments.