- PhotoCraft is an open-source image editing program with features similar to Adobe Photoshop, written in Rust, and available on multiple operating systems including Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, and the web.
- It can open, edit, and save PSD files, showing rendering results close to the original in 307 out of 309 psd-tools test files. It supports various editing elements like layers, masks, adjustment layers, text, vectors, and brushes.
- Fast operation is enabled by GPU acceleration and multi-threaded filter processing, with built-in real-time adjustment layers, smart objects, and various filters and transformation tools.
- All UI operations and command executions are designed based on commands, allowing automation or AI agents to control editing through a command-line interface (CLI), JSON control channel, and MCP server.
It's quite unique among photo editing software that it offers native support not only for Windows, macOS, and Linux but also FreeBSD and the web. I'm curious how users who want a consistent working environment across various platforms will actually experience its portability and performance.