Your whole library.
Already edited.
Choose one film look and every photo you have appears in it. Originals stay untouched.
Free for iPhone and iPad. No account, no ads. Mac coming soon.
Eight photos, as the camera took them.
How it works.
1
Choose a look
15 film looks are built in. Pick one, or make your own.
2
Open your library
Every photo already has the look. Scroll, search, or jump through Timeline.
3
Share
Crop if you want, then send the finished photo. The original stays as it was.
15 film looks, built in.
See every preset
Fuji Pro 400H Soft pastel tones, lifted shadows, gentle contrast, subtle film grain.
Kodak Gold 200 Warm highlights, rich saturated color, golden glow, soft grain.
Kodak Portra 800 Creamy skin tones, gentle contrast, warm highlights, visible grain.
VNTG 800 Glowing highlights, lifted shadows, punchy contrast, chunky grain, slight vignette.
Made for one job.
EditAll is not trying to be every photo app. Here is what it is best at, and where another app will serve you better.
The best film apps for iPhoneBest for
- Putting one film look on your whole iPhone photo library at once, without editing photo by photo.
- Private, on-device editing: no account, no ads, nothing uploaded to EditAll.
- Using Lightroom presets on iPhone, converted to EditAll presets.
- Paying once for Pro instead of subscribing.
Look elsewhere for
- Deep retouching of a single photo with masks, lens corrections, and camera profiles. Lightroom, Darkroom, or Photomator go further.
- Editing on a Mac today. The Mac app is coming soon.
- A social feed. EditAll has no community or profile.
Free to use. Pay once if you love it.
Every look and every control is free. Your first 30 days include every Pro tool, and nothing renews when they end.
Pricing and what is includedFree
$0 forever
- Every built-in look, on your whole library
- Every editing control, HSL and RGB curves
- 3 saved or shared photos a day, with a small mark
- 3 camera photos a day
Pro
$25 once, or $3 a month
- Unlimited saving, sharing, and camera photos
- No mark on exports, and batch export
- Unlimited presets of your own, sent to friends
- Lightroom preset import
On the App Store.
EditAll is a new app from an independent photographer. Here is what is on the listing, and what people have written there.
See the listing★★★★★
“Finally, all my photos can have a consistent style without having to edit every single one in a separate app. Such a game changer! … It makes my photos feel cohesive and polished with so much less effort.”
Use EditAll? A review helps other photographers find it. Write one on the App Store.
- Price
- Free. Pro from $3 a month or $25 once
- Works on
- iPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later
- Version
- 1.8.0
- Developer
- Jonnathan Griffin
- Account
- None needed. No ads.
From the US App Store, checked October 31, 2026.
Questions
What is EditAll?
EditAll is a photo app for iPhone and iPad that puts one film look on your whole Apple Photos library. Choose a preset and every photo and video already shows it as you browse, then crop, fine-tune, and save or share the ones you want. Originals stay untouched.
Is EditAll free?
Yes. EditAll is free to download and use with every built-in look and editing control, and saves or shares 3 photos a day. EditAll Pro removes the limits for $3 a month, $30 a year, or $25 once on the US App Store.
Is EditAll a good film emulation app for iPhone?
If you want one film look across your whole library, yes: that is what it is built for, with Kodak, Fujifilm, black-and-white, and disposable-camera looks. For deep retouching of single photos, Lightroom, Darkroom, or Photomator go further.
Can I use Lightroom presets on iPhone with EditAll?
Yes. Convert XMP or lrtemplate develop presets, or .cube LUTs, in the free web converter or inside the app, then browse your whole library with them. EditAll shows what carried over and what did not.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. EditAll edits on your device, works with the Apple Photos library you already have, needs no account, and shows no ads.
More about EditAll
- Compare EditAll next to Lightroom, VSCO, Snapseed, Darkroom, and more, with what each costs over five years.
- Guides The best film emulation apps for iPhone, editors without a subscription, and one preset on every photo.
- Features Editing controls, a live camera, Memories, and what is free and what is Pro.
- Lightroom presets Convert XMP, lrtemplate, and .cube files, then use them across your library.
- Privacy Edits happen on your device. No account, no ads.
- About Who makes EditAll, and why a photographer put his Lightroom looks on his phone.
Your library. Your look.
Free to download for iPhone and iPad. Mac coming soon.