Choose a moment
Select up to ten photos with the system photo picker. Your photo library stays under your control.
Your pocket photo studio
Small moments.
A little more feeling.
Film-inspired colour, tactile print textures and on-device AI. A quiet space to make a photo your own.
For iPhone & iPad · iOS 17+ · Currently in TestFlight
21 film looksDaylight, Afterhours, Keepsake
7 print looksInk, paper & texture
5 AI Lab stylesCreate without a connection
On your deviceYour originals stay yours
01 / Find your atmosphere
A different light.
The same moment.
Twenty-one filters, from gentle daylight to neon nights. Seven print looks add halftone dots, carved lines and the texture of paper. All free.
Autumn Gold
DaylightClear amber light, deeper blue skies and the warmth of autumn.
Neon Drift
AfterhoursInky green shadows and glowing warm highlights. For the city after dark.
Bleach Iron
KeepsakeRestrained colour, cool silver shadows and a bold, cinematic contrast.
AI-generated sample images. Every effect shown is rendered by the actual Tinterly engine.
OriginalAutumn GoldDrag to compare, or use the arrow keys. Original on the left; Autumn Gold on the right.
02 / Make it yours
Just enough.
Or a little more.
Choose a look, adjust its strength, exposure and warmth, then compare with the original. Keep the feeling that feels like you.
AI-generated sample images. Every effect shown is rendered by the actual Tinterly engine.
03 / Beyond the photograph
A new way
to see it.
Five styles turn your selected photo into something unexpected. Models are built into the app; processing happens on your device.
Poster
Colour in bold shapes
Manga Tone
Lines, dots & deep blacks
Ink & Wash
A delicate pen & colour wash
Tilt-Shift
A miniature world
Misty Ink
Soft ink, mist & empty space
AI-generated sample images. Every effect shown is rendered by the actual Tinterly engine.
04 / A simpler rhythm
From photo to feeling.
Find your look
Adjust one photo, compare the original, or apply edits across your batch.
Keep it
Save a new sRGB JPEG, up to 24 megapixels. Smaller photos are never enlarged.
A small studio.
A little room to play.
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