The light
is yours.
Bring your images to life with LightHub.
Your photo editing studio on Windows and iOS.
Start with 4 included sample photos.No import needed. Open a sample and explore LightHub right away.
Free on Windows · iOS in testing · macOS coming laterFour photos.
Your first edit.
No photos to prepare. On Windows, four built-in sample images let you explore LightHub as soon as you open it.
Install LightHub for Windows.
Download the free preview, then open the app.
Open a sample photo.
Four images are included. No files to prepare or import.
Explore the adjustments.
Experiment with exposure, colors and editing tools to find your own look.
LightHub, your
photo editing software.
Developed by Adam Besrest using the LightCraft engine, LightHub brings together a photo library and tools for adjusting light and color. The Windows preview is free. The native iPhone and iPad app is in testing; macOS will follow later.
From the light.
To your vision.
Three photos. Three interpretations. Move the slider to see the difference, down to the finest nuances.
Evening light
Three pairs of photos supplied by the publisher. Full images, optimized for the web.
Room for your image.
Control over every detail.
Develop your photos in a workspace designed for a larger screen. Light, color and your library: discover LightHub on Windows.
Download for free ↗Your vision, your adjustments.
The Windows editor, with light and color adjustments to the right of your image.
Two looks, one vision.
A side-by-side comparison of color and black-and-white looks.
Keep your images in view.
The Windows catalog and its sample photos, ready for exploring the adjustments.
Actual screenshots of the Windows version. Click an image to enlarge it.
Your image at the center.
Your tools within reach.
A library to find your photos. An editing workspace to shape the light. These screenshots show the test version on iPhone Duo and offer a glimpse into LightHub.
Your library, without the clutter.
Search, favorites and recently deleted photos in a simple workspace.
Every nuance matters.
RGB histogram, exposure, contrast, highlights and shadows.
Another point of view.
The LightHub library in portrait orientation.
Let your photo speak.
Your image in view, with tools close at hand.
Open-source
roots.
LightHub builds on LightCraft, a photo editor written in Rust with code available under the MIT or Apache 2.0 license. The project is developing its own identity on Windows and iOS, with macOS planned for later.
Features and compatibility will be specified for each distributed version.
Licenses and credits ↗Before you begin.
Does LightHub support RAW files?
LightHub uses LightCraft decoders for families such as DNG/ProRAW, Canon CR2/CR3, Nikon NEF, Sony ARW and Fujifilm RAF. Some variants only provide an embedded preview. Compatibility depends on the camera, compression and version. See the RAW formats and limitations.
Is LightHub free?
The Windows version is free. iOS pricing is still to be decided. No macOS pricing has been announced.
Where can I download LightHub?
The download page lists the available versions. Windows installers are hosted on GitHub Releases. iOS is in testing with no public link announced. The macOS version will come later.
Do the images show the real app?
Yes. The Windows and iOS sections show actual screenshots of each version. The iOS screenshots come from the test version on iPhone Duo. The future macOS version is not pictured yet.
When will LightHub be available on Mac?
A macOS version is planned for later. No release date, minimum requirements or supported architectures have been announced.
Do my projects sync across devices?
No synchronization between Windows, iOS and macOS has been announced at this stage. Features and compatibility will be specified for each version.
Is LightHub an official version of LightCraft?
LightHub is an independent port by Adam Besrest, with no affiliation to ArtCraft or Apple.