A desktop image editor replicating classic Adobe Photoshop with 1:1 native PSD/PSB compatibility
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PhotoSuite is a desktop image editing application designed to replicate the classic Adobe Photoshop experience. With 1:1 native PSD and PSB compatibility, it allows seamless work with existing Photoshop files. Built for macOS, Linux, and Windows, it combines powerful features with an intuitive interface, making it an ideal choice for creative professionals.
PhotoSuite: Photoshop muscle memory, without the subscription.
PhotoSuite is a desktop raster & vector editor that faithfully replicates classic Photoshop: panels where you expect them, shortcuts you already know, and PSD as the native format, not a lossy import.
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PhotoSuite is designed to be a full-featured raster and vector graphics editor focused on maintaining fidelity to the user experience of Adobe Photoshop ~CS6. It positions panels, shortcuts, and tools to match user expectations, allowing for a seamless transition for Photoshop users.
PSD/PSB Native Format: PhotoSuite uses the PSD format natively, enabling hassle-free opening and saving of files with complete fidelity. Supports round-tripping of layer records, masks, effects, and text through the binary format.
Offline-First & Private: Built on Tauri v2, the application ensures complete functionality without any telemetry or cloud dependencies. All editing processes occur locally on the user's machine.
PhotoSuite can open and export a wide array of graphics formats:
For further guidance, comprehensive architecture guides and development documentation are available in the docs/ directory.
PhotoSuite draws inspiration from Photopea, which showcased it is possible to create a powerful desktop image editor with complete PSD fidelity in a web environment.
Overall, PhotoSuite aims to provide graphic designers with a reliable and legal method to edit PSD files, filling a niche for users seeking free yet powerful design tools.
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