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Thank you for using HDRfy! If you enjoy HDRfy, please support us with a rating on the App Store. If you have any questions or suggestions, go to Settings > Contact Us to send us feedback. What's New - Added the HDRfy photo action extension, allowing you to convert photos to HDR directly from the system action menu, choose a style, preview the result, compare it with the original, save it to Photos, or open HDRfy for full editing. - Added sorting, group filters, and time-based grouping to the photo library. Organize photos by capture date, modification date, import date, or Apple Photos order, and filter by album or media type. - Added photo quality settings for more flexible control over export quality. - Improved photo library browsing for smoother thumbnail display, grouped browsing, and filtering. - Improved HDR export compatibility for more reliable processing across different photo types. - Improved import, preview, and export in the photo action extension, with better stability for large images and clearer unsupported-file messages. Previous Updates - Improved HDR-to-HDR conversion to better preserve the original photo's HDR look and feel. - Added an HDR-to-HDR Shortcut for quickly processing existing HDR photos. - Added comparison image creation for quickly making and sharing SDR/HDR comparisons, including sharing on rednote. - Improved single-photo editing in Collage for a smoother experience. - Expanded language support. - Upgraded watermark settings with support for customizable text or image watermarks, system fonts, styling, size, opacity, alignment, and position, plus live preview and one-tap reset. - Improved HDR creation from RAW photos and support for importing more photo types; fixed TIFF color shifts and camera HDR import issues. - Added PQ and HLG encoding, with support for exporting HDR PNG images. - Added 8K HDR processing and export. - HDR Collage now supports horizontal, vertical, and grid layouts, photo backgrounds, and multiple background effects. - Select multiple photos from your system library for batch HDR processing or Collage creation. - Presets now support creating, editing, drag-and-drop reordering, batch operations, and a dedicated edit mode for easier organization and deletion. - Shortcuts support batch conversion of regular photos to HDR for faster processing. - Export still photos as HDR videos or Live Photos. - Added more import options: import all photos, import by album, or import from Files. - Added a customizable maximum edge setting for exported images. - Redesigned the crop interaction with custom aspect ratios for a smoother experience. - Added a Preserve Capture Time setting so exported copies can retain the original photo's capture time. - Swipe left or right in the editing screen to switch between photos. - Added HDR preset N for portraits, styles, documentary photography, still life, commercial work, events, and more. - Improved large-image processing speed for a smoother experience. - Fixed brightness issues when exporting over the original photo and other issues, and improved overall stability.
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HDRfy - Make photos closer to what the human eye sees. We often think our photos have captured everything. Until I reopened them with HDRfy. Details once hidden in shadows and flattened highlights begin to reappear. The sky feels clearer, sunlight more real, and memories more vivid. I suddenly realized this isn’t just enhancement, but a restoration of the scene. The realism and presence feel like turning back time. When I revisit these old photos, I’m not just seeing them—I’m reliving the journey. With advanced HDR Gain Map technology, HDRfy upgrades standard SDR photos into true HDR images with one tap—delivering far greater brightness range and detail on HDR/XDR displays. What you see is not an effect, but a system-recognized, truly displayable HDR image. From brilliant highlights to preserved shadow details, HDRfy brings images closer to real-world perception. ------ Features * Supports HDR processing for photos and Live Photos Live Photos generate an HDR cover and export as HDR Live Photos * Supports multiple export formats: HEIC / JPG (UltraHDR) / Live Photo / HDR Video * Import directly from your library with real-time HDR preview and editing * Resolution support: * Up to 8K HDR for photos * Up to 4K for video * Batch SDR - HDR conversion ------ What is HDR Gain Map? HDR Gain Map is a next-generation HDR representation. While preserving the original SDR image, it records additional brightness data, allowing the same image to: * Display normally as SDR on standard screens * Show higher brightness and richer detail on HDR/XDR devices HDRfy uses a standard HDR Gain Map workflow to generate true HDR image files recognized by the system, not simulated effects. ------ What can you do with it? Upgrade photos to HDR * Automatically generate HDR Gain Map * No manual adjustments or complex parameters required * One-tap conversion with instant results Enhance display quality (not filters) * Brighter highlights without overexposure * Significantly improved shadow detail * More natural color depth All results are based on HDR display capabilities, not simple contrast or saturation adjustments. ------ Why choose HDRfy Unlike traditional “HDR-style filters”: * Produces true HDR files, not visual simulations * Recognized by iOS and the Photos app * Full effect on HDR devices, compatible on non-HDR displays * Preserves original image structure and color relationships ------ HDRfy Membership Auto-Renewal Information Subscription Plans: - Weekly Plan: $2.99/week - Monthly Plan: $4.99/month • As a HDRfy member, you can unlock all premium features, remove ads, and enjoy future feature updates for free. • Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account upon confirmation of purchase, and the subscription will automatically renew 24 hours before the end of the current period unless canceled beforehand. • You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. • If a free trial is offered, it will begin upon first subscription. If not canceled during the trial period, the subscription will begin automatically when the trial ends. Unused trial time will be forfeited once you subscribe. Terms of Use: https://jixuqianxing.super.site/jixuqianxing/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://jixuqianxing.super.site/jixuqianxing/privacy-policy [Contact Us] If you have any questions, suggestions, or business inquiries, feel free to reach out to us: Email: jixuqianxingpro@163.com
What's new · 3.6.0
Thank you for using HDRfy! If you enjoy HDRfy, please support us with a rating on the App Store. If you have any questions or suggestions, go to Settings > Contact Us to send us feedback. What's New - Added the HDRfy photo action extension, allowing you to convert photos to HDR directly from the system action menu, choose a style, preview the result, compare it with the original, save it to Photos, or open HDRfy for full editing. - Added sorting, group filters, and time-based grouping to the photo library. Organize photos by capture date, modification date, import date, or Apple Photos order, and filter by album or media type. - Added photo quality settings for more flexible control over export quality. - Improved photo library browsing for smoother thumbnail display, grouped browsing, and filtering. - Improved HDR export compatibility for more reliable processing across different photo types. - Improved import, preview, and export in the photo action extension, with better stability for large images and clearer unsupported-file messages. Previous Updates - Improved HDR-to-HDR conversion to better preserve the original photo's HDR look and feel. - Added an HDR-to-HDR Shortcut for quickly processing existing HDR photos. - Added comparison image creation for quickly making and sharing SDR/HDR comparisons, including sharing on rednote. - Improved single-photo editing in Collage for a smoother experience. - Expanded language support. - Upgraded watermark settings with support for customizable text or image watermarks, system fonts, styling, size, opacity, alignment, and position, plus live preview and one-tap reset. - Improved HDR creation from RAW photos and support for importing more photo types; fixed TIFF color shifts and camera HDR import issues. - Added PQ and HLG encoding, with support for exporting HDR PNG images. - Added 8K HDR processing and export. - HDR Collage now supports horizontal, vertical, and grid layouts, photo backgrounds, and multiple background effects. - Select multiple photos from your system library for batch HDR processing or Collage creation. - Presets now support creating, editing, drag-and-drop reordering, batch operations, and a dedicated edit mode for easier organization and deletion. - Shortcuts support batch conversion of regular photos to HDR for faster processing. - Export still photos as HDR videos or Live Photos. - Added more import options: import all photos, import by album, or import from Files. - Added a customizable maximum edge setting for exported images. - Redesigned the crop interaction with custom aspect ratios for a smoother experience. - Added a Preserve Capture Time setting so exported copies can retain the original photo's capture time. - Swipe left or right in the editing screen to switch between photos. - Added HDR preset N for portraits, styles, documentary photography, still life, commercial work, events, and more. - Improved large-image processing speed for a smoother experience. - Fixed brightness issues when exporting over the original photo and other issues, and improved overall stability.
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