A free macOS image editor that copies Photoshop's layout, keys and blend maths
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Anyone sitting on a decade of PSDs gets a free offline editor that keeps the layers, masks and blend modes intact instead of flattening them on import.
PhotoCraft is a desktop and browser image editor written in Rust, dual-licensed MIT or Apache-2.0, with installers for macOS, Windows, Linux and FreeBSD and a WebAssembly build. Version 0.3.0 does layers, masks, groups, blend modes, 16 adjustment layers, layer styles, type and pen tools, and it reads and writes PSD and PSB with ICC colour management. A headless CLI and an MCP server expose every action to scripts and agents. The team calls it early alpha: no generative features, about twenty tools still missing, and re-saved PSDs render the same but are not byte-identical.
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