Windows installer
64-bit installer for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Installer and portable ZIPDownload for WindowsFree · Open source
PhotoCraft runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, and the Web. The editor is free and open source under MIT OR Apache-2.0. Download a desktop build, open the Web version, or compile the same engine from source.
Choose the native build for your operating system. Use the Web build only for browser access, and compile from source when you need a custom package.
64-bit installer for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Installer and portable ZIPDownload for WindowsBuilt for both Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Disk image and CLI archiveDownload for macOSAppImage, Debian, RPM, Flatpak, and tarball builds.
x86_64 and ARM64Download for LinuxRun the editor engine in the browser or self-host the web build.
Web buildDownload for WebRelease files should match the published SHA-256 checksums. The full source and build instructions are public on GitHub.
No. The PhotoCraft editor, standalone installers, Web build, source code, and public release notes can be accessed without signing in. Optional ArtCraft cloud-generation plans are a separate product surface.
Keep the local editing workflow and any optional paid service decisions separate. Downloading and using the open-source editor does not require a subscription, and the source repository can be audited or built directly. If you later choose an ArtCraft cloud feature, review that offer and its account terms independently.
Install a current Rust toolchain, clone the repository, and run the desktop package. Source builds are the clearest way to inspect and control the application you run.
$ git clone https://github.com/storytold/photocraft.git$ cd photocraft$ cargo run --release -p photocraft
Keep backups of important documents, test your PSD features, and review the release notes. The editor is free; optional ArtCraft cloud-generation plans are separate.