Looking for a free photo suite that edits, views and converts images, including RAW files? Chasys Photo brings those tools together. The suite includes an editor, a viewer, and a multi-threaded converter, with RAW support across all three.
Build layered edits with adjustment layers
Chasys Photo Editor handles layered image work, with adjustment layers for edits and linked layers for keeping related elements connected. Its timeline and frame-based animation tools also support projects that involve movement across frames.
The editor includes icon editing and image stacking, plus plug-in support. Project files from other editors open directly, including PSD files from Photoshop and the native formats of GIMP, Krita, Affinity Photo, Paint.NET and PaintShop Pro. Pen input is supported for drawing and editing with a compatible device.
Browse images in the Viewer
Chasys Photo Viewer provides full-screen and slideshow modes, as well as animation previews. RAW images are supported, and the viewer can display metadata, including geographic location data when it is present in the image.
Convert batches across image formats
Chasys Photo Converter handles image file conversion, with batch processing for groups of files and support for more than 100 formats. Its multi-threaded processing is designed to make use of multiple processor cores. RAW support is included here as well, so the converter can work with camera files alongside other image types.
Pros
- Editor includes adjustment layers, linked layers, and frame-based animation
- Viewer offers full-screen, slideshow, animation preview, and metadata support
- Converter batch-processes more than 100 image formats
- All three components support RAW images
Does Chasys Photo support RAW images?
Yes. The Editor, Viewer and Converter all handle camera RAW files.
Can it open Photoshop or GIMP files?
Yes. The Editor opens native project files from Photoshop, GIMP, Krita, Affinity Photo, Paint.NET and PaintShop Pro.
Can Chasys Photo convert many images at once?
Yes. The Converter batch-processes files across more than 100 formats and uses multiple CPU cores.
Can the editor create animations?
Yes. A timeline with frame-based animation is built into the Editor.
