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LightCraft online photo and RAW editor

LightCraft is a photo library and RAW development tool. Use the workbench above to open a photo, adjust light and color, and export the result. If you searched for Light Craft to develop camera files or make a quick photo adjustment, this is the browser workbench for LightCraft.

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What you can do with LightCraft

  • Develop RAW photos using exposure, color and other supported photo controls.
  • Use presets and local adjustments to refine the look of a picture.
  • Export finished photographs in a format supported by the editor.

How to use LightCraft online

  1. Import a photograph

    Open a supported image or RAW file from your device and select it in the library.

  2. Develop the image

    Adjust the light and color controls, compare the result, and refine areas that need attention.

  3. Export a copy

    Export the finished image from the editor. Keep your original camera file for future development.

Before you start

RAW format support varies by camera and build. Browser storage belongs to this site, and clearing it or using a private window can lose local library data. Large libraries and long batches are better suited to a desktop workflow.

Free manual editing, optional AI

Use LightCraft manually without an account. Sign in to use shared EasyRunCraft credits for supported AI tasks. AI requests send the context or attachments needed for the task.

One account and one balance cover all thirteen tools. AI credit usage depends on the task, content and model. Manual editing, saving and exporting do not use credits. See how credits work and examples, compare plans and credit packs, or read our Privacy Policy.

LightCraft questions

What is LightCraft used for?

LightCraft is used for organizing and developing photos, including supported RAW camera files. Its development controls focus on photo adjustments rather than a layered PSD workflow.

Should I use LightCraft or PhotoCraft?

Use LightCraft for RAW development and photo adjustments. Use PhotoCraft when the task calls for layers, masks, editable text or a layered PSD.