PixelFx
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Details for PixelFx
Package name
- pixelfx
License
- GPL-3.0-or-later
Last updated
- Yesterday - latest/stable
- Yesterday - latest/edge
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Photo editor, filters and presets
PixelFx is a fast, friendly photo editor for the Linux desktop. Make every photo better while you watch: pick a look and see it on your own photo, fine-tune light and colour with the controls photographers expect, and finish a whole folder of photos in one go. Your originals are never changed.
Looks: one click, shown on your own photo
- Built-in looks such as Vivid, Warm, Cool, Film, Faded, Golden hour, Teal and orange and Noir, each tile previewing your photo.
- A strength slider for every look, live while you drag.
- Make your own looks from steps, or bring your .cube and HaldCLUT LUTs. Export a look to share it, or bake it to a .cube.
Presets: hundreds ready to go
- More than 400 built-in presets in 12 categories: film, black and white, cinematic, portrait, landscape, seasons, places, vintage and more.
- Preview by resting on a preset, with an amount from 0 to 200, favourites and recent ones.
- Bring your Lightroom and Camera Raw presets (.xmp), with a list of anything left out.
- Save your own from the whole edit or only the parts you choose.
Every control you expect
- Light: exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites and blacks, plus one-click Auto.
- Colour: white balance (as shot, auto, picker, temperature and tint), vibrance and saturation.
- Colour mixer for eight colour bands, with a picker that adjusts the colour you click on the photo.
- Curves, colour grading, detail (clarity, texture, sharpening, noise reduction, dehaze) and effects (vignette, grain, fade).
- Lens corrections from the Lensfun database.
- Live histogram with clipping warnings.
Crop, straighten and fix
- Crop with common ratios, rotate and flip.
- Straighten with a dial or a drawn level line.
- Fix leaning buildings, or square a page or a wall from its four corners.
- Heal blemishes, dust and small objects with a spot or a brush.
Compare and undo with confidence
- Before and after with a draggable divider, side by side, or hold Space for the original.
- Undo, history and named snapshots for every photo.
- Copy and paste settings across many photos at once.
- Non-destructive: edits are remembered for every photo, even after renames and moves.
Batch: many photos at once
- Process whole folders with stacked presets and looks, Auto, a size, a watermark and a format, in the background.
- Convert and resize only, for jobs like HEIC to JPEG or shrinking photos for email.
- Make files smaller with a report of the space saved for each photo.
- Rename with tokens such as {name}, {date} and {camera}, with a live preview.
- Pause, stop and retry, and a notification when a batch finishes.
- Save batch recipes and run them again, even from the command line.
Export the way you need
- JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WebP, JPEG XL and more, with quality and 16-bit options.
- Size presets for Instagram, stories, the web and print, with output sharpening.
- Colour spaces: sRGB, Display P3 and Adobe RGB.
- Keep or strip metadata, with location removed by default.
- Watermark with text or a logo, and an estimated file size before you save.
Opens what you shoot
- Camera RAW, HEIC, AVIF, JPEG XL, JPEG, PNG, TIFF and WebP, with embedded colour profiles honoured.
- Drag and drop photos and folders, or paste an image from the clipboard.
Made for the desktop
- Dark, light or follow the system theme.
- Full screen and a distraction-free view.
- Keyboard shortcuts for everything, listed with F1.
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