From orange negative to finished print

Converts camera-scanned colour and black-and-white film, right in Chrome.

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The scanned colour negative of a tree wrapped in fairy lights, orange and inverted — Drag to compare negative and print.

The same frame printed by Negative Converter: warm lights on a black night sky — Drag to compare negative and print.

The whole roll, one look

Each frame is balanced against its own film rebate, so the camera’s changing exposure doesn’t matter. Set the roll’s look once, then adjust single images on top of it.

Negative Converter with a roll of four daylight frames, showing one frame half as negative and half as print, with colour and light sliders on the right

What it does

Reads: CR3, CR2, DNG, NEF, ARW, RAF, ORF and RW2 RAW files, or TIFF and JPEG scans. Open a whole folder.
Edits: Colour, exposure, highlights, shadows, vibrance and colour noise; crop in a fixed format, straighten, before and after.
Keeps: Versions of every image and full undo. Settings are saved next to your scans.
Exports: JPEG for sharing, or a flat 16-bit ProPhoto TIFF to finish in Camera Raw.

Your scans stay on your computer

Everything runs in the browser on your graphics card. It needs desktop Chrome with WebGPU.

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