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Fixer 4.2 opens RAW files from 40 more cameras (sample)

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Fix the light after the shot

Fixer (sample) is a photo editor for your phone, tablet and computer. It shows exactly what each edit does to the light, so a backlit face, a white sky or a grey day can still become the photo you meant to take.

Download for iPhone
Download for Android

Free to download. Plus from $4.99 a month (example prices).

A woman on a beach at sunset, backlit, as the camera recorded it: flat and grey

As shot

The camera file: no true black, no true white, everything bunched in the middle of the histogram.

Tone curve of this edit: an S-curve over the photo's histogram, with the original dashed diagonal and the clipped white point marked in red

BlacksShadowsMidtonesHighlightsWhites

The edit

Shadows

20 in, 13 out

Midtones

50 in, 53 out

Highlights

80 in, 90 out

White point: the sun clips

94 in, 100 out

The same beach photo after the edit: warm sky, lifted faces and deep shadows in the sand

After one curve

Same file, one curve and a little warmth, 40 seconds on a phone (sample).

What each tool changes

Every tool is drawn on the same strip of tones, from black on the left to white on the right. The blue bar shows the tones it moves; the rest of the photo stays as it was.

Tool

BlacksShadowsMidtonesHighlightsWhites

Plan

Shadow lift

Brings faces and detail out of the dark side of a backlit photo, without turning the sky grey.

Works on shadows

Free

Highlight recovery

Pulls detail back into bright skies, white shirts and window light, as far as the file allows.

Works on highlights and whites

Free

Tone curve

The whole curve: drag any point, or tap a step of the wedge to move only that band of tones.

Works on every tone

Free

Black point and haze

Sets where black begins and cuts the grey veil of a hazy, misty or rainy day.

Works on blacks

Free

Midtone colour

Warms or cools the middle tones, where skin sits, without tinting the shadows or the sky.

Works on midtones

Plus

Clipping warning

Shows in red the parts that are pure black or pure white, so you know what can still be saved.

Works on blacks and whites

Free

Free tools are free for ever. Plus tools come with the Plus and Studio plans.

All the tools

Looks you can read

A look is a saved curve plus a little colour. Each one is drawn here as its curve, so you can see what it will do before you tap it.

Tone curve of the Matte look

Matte

Lifts the blacks to a soft charcoal and lowers the whites a touch. Calm, printed-paper feel.

In Free

Tone curve of the Punch look

Punch

A steep S: darker shadows, brighter highlights. For flat light and grey days.

In Free

Tone curve of the Soft look

Soft

Rolls the highlights off gently so skin and white walls never look hard.

In Free

Tone curve of the Bright look

Bright

Raises the midtones and leaves black and white where they are. Rooms, food, overcast faces.

In Free

Tone curve of the Faded look

Faded

Lifted blacks, lowered whites and a slightly lower middle: the look of an old print.

In Plus

Tone curve of the Ink look

Ink

Pushes the shadows down hard and keeps the lights bright. Night streets and silhouettes.

In Plus

The dashed line is the photo unchanged; above it is brighter, below it darker.

All looks
A woman in a blue jacket photographed from below against a pale blue sky

Edit one part of the photo

Masks find the person, the sky or the background for you. Every tool and look then works inside the mask only (Plus).

Subject

The person or animal in front: face, hair and clothes, with the edges kept fine.

about 1 s

Sky

Every part of the sky, including the gaps between leaves and buildings.

about 1 s

Background

Everything behind the subject, to darken it or soften it a little.

about 1 s

Brush

Paint it yourself with a soft or hard brush, then erase what you do not want.

by hand

Times on a recent phone (sample). Masks are worked out on the device, not on a server.

More about masks

From camera roll to post in four steps

1

Open the photo

From the camera roll, the files app or a card reader. RAW, HEIC and JPEG files open the same way.

2

Pick a look

Tap through the looks on the photo itself; each one is a curve you can still change.

3

Adjust the light

Lift the shadows, save the sky, drag the curve. Masks keep each change to its part of the photo.

4

Export the right size

Feed post, story, print or full size. The original file is never changed.

Hands holding a phone with a stylus, moving the light sliders on a misty hillside photo

Plans and prices

Start free. Pay only when you want masks, RAW files or the desktop app, and stop when you like.

Free

Phones and tablets. Everything you need to fix the light in an everyday photo.

Tone curve, shadow lift, highlight recovery, black point, clipping warning, four looks, export up to 12 MP

$0

for ever, no account needed

Download free

Plus

For people who edit most days. Adds the parts that save the hard photos.

Masks for subject, sky and background, RAW files, all looks, full-size export, edits synced between your devices

$4.99

a month, or $39.99 a year

Try Plus for 14 days

Studio

For photographers who edit sets of photos on a computer as well.

Everything in Plus, the desktop app for Mac and Windows, batch edits of up to 500 photos, your own looks shared with up to 5 people

$9.99

a month, or $89.99 a year

Try Studio for 14 days

Example prices, before tax. Plus and Studio start with 14 days free.

Compare the plans

Your photos stay yours

Fixer edits on your phone, tablet or computer. Photos are never uploaded to be edited, and the original file is never changed.

Privacy and your photos

Where edits happen

On the device. Masks and looks are worked out there too, also without a signal.

The original

Kept as it is. Each edit is a small recipe saved next to the photo; undo any step at any time.

Files it opens

RAW from most cameras made since 2014 (sample list on the Support page), HEIC, JPEG, PNG and TIFF

Files it saves

JPEG, HEIC, PNG and 16-bit TIFF, with or without location data

Sync (Plus)

Only the edit recipes and small previews travel between your devices, encrypted (sample).

Questions before you download

Do I need an account?

Not for the Free plan. You only make an account to try Plus or Studio, or to sync edits between your devices.

Will it change my original photos?

No. Fixer saves the edit as a small recipe next to the photo and exports a new file. You can undo any step, even months later.

Does it open RAW files from my camera?

Plus and Studio open RAW files from most cameras made since 2014 (sample). The full list is on the Support page.

Does it work without a signal?

Yes. Every tool, look and mask works on the device. Only sync and the account need a connection.

Can I cancel Plus at any time?

Yes, in your phone’s subscription settings. You keep Plus until the end of the month or year you paid for, and your edits stay.

Editing tutorials

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Edit tonight's photos on your phone

Fixer (sample) is free on iPhone, iPad and Android, with the tone curve, shadow lift and four looks included. Plus and Studio add the rest.

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Fixer 4.2 opens RAW files from 40 more cameras (sample)

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