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FilmTexture for iPhone

Film, decided before the shot.

Choose a film, see it live in the viewfinder, and take the picture with it.

Download on the App Store

Films

One frame. Seven films.

Each film carries its own color, grain and glow. Choose one, and the picture changes before you press the shutter.

A city sunset through S50D: true color and clean shadows The same sunset through 200T: softer contrast and violet shadows The same sunset through 250D: deeper gold and full blacks The same sunset through 500T: cool, open shadows The same sunset through 50D: quiet color with cool shade The same sunset through 800T: a red sky and stronger grain The same sunset through SILVER: black and white at full contrast
S50D The sunset as it was: true color, clean shadows.

Compare

Hold to compare.

Press and hold, and the viewfinder shows the same frame without film. Let go, and the film comes back.

An autumn road in fog, without film The same road with 250D

Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.

  • Tune it to the light.

    Warmth, tint and exposure, right in the viewfinder.

  • Develop any photo.

    Bring a photo from your library and give it a film.

  • Your edit, saved as a look.

    Keep what you make, and see it live in the camera.

  • Inside Photos.

    Use FilmTexture’s looks right in the Photos app.

The color panel

Three controls. Tune any film to the light.

A carousel at night, with the warmth and tint pad moved toward warm The same carousel with exposure a touch lower The same carousel with more density and deeper shadows

Warmth and tint. Up for warmer, down for cooler. Right for magenta, left for green.

An editor that speaks film. Develop any photo with the same films, and keep what you make as a look of your own.

  • The editor with the Filter row open under a photo

    Film first.

    Filter shows your own photo in every film, side by side.

  • The editor with the Adjust sliders open under a photo

    Same as the camera.

    In Adjust, the camera’s warmth, tint, density and tone become sliders.

  • The editor with the Effects controls open under a photo

    Grain and glow.

    Effects adds grain and a soft glow, each with a ready setting.

The camera

Seven touches of FilmTexture.

See what each one does.

  • The camera with the compare button raised, left of the shutter

    Press and hold.

    Hold the button left of the shutter to see the frame without film.

  • The camera with the palette button raised, right of the shutter

    The palette.

    The button right of the shutter opens the color panel.

  • The film row raised above the pads

    The film row.

    Swipe the row above the pads, and the frame changes film.

  • The two pads of the color panel

    Two pads.

    One touch on a pad moves two settings at once.

  • The exposure lever raised between the pads

    The exposure lever.

    The lever in the color panel sets how much light the frame takes in.

  • A pad held down to keep its spot

    Long-press a pad.

    Your spot stays with this film, and each film keeps its own.

  • A pad tapped twice to return to the middle

    Double-tap a pad.

    The pad goes back to the middle and forgets the saved spot.

Ready before you are.

Open FilmTexture from the Lock Screen, Control Center or a Home Screen widget, and your film is already waiting.

The FilmTexture widget on the iPhone Home Screen

Free to start.

  • Free

    Try every film and every tool.

  • Pro

    Shoot without limits, save, share and keep your own looks.

  • Studio

    Everything in Pro, plus your own LUTs and shooting with a connected camera.

Plans are chosen and managed in the app.

Download on the App Store

We’re here.

Questions, ideas or something that isn’t working? Write to support@filmtexture.com, or message @film.texture on Instagram.

Have an offer code? In the app, open Settings → Redeem Offer Code.