A Rust image editor that opens and saves your Photoshop files
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A free macOS image editor that copies Photoshop's layout, keys and blend maths
Designers who know Photoshop's muscle memory get a native, GPU-rendered editor that opens PSDs with layers intact and costs nothing.
OpenPhoto is an open-source image editor for macOS written in Rust and rendered on the GPU, built to behave like Photoshop down to the shortcuts. It already has 27 blend modes, layer masks and groups, marquee, lasso and magic wand selections, Levels, Curves and other adjustments, common filters, Free Transform with perspective, brushes and a clone stamp, plus PSD import that keeps layers. Signed builds are on GitHub. Healing tools and pressure-sensitive brushes are still to come.
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