Landscapes with the light back in them
Landscapes live and die by dynamic range. True HDR restores the brightness a sunrise or storm sky actually had — on the HDR screens most people now view photos on — without flattening the scene or inventing detail.
Free to try with a watermark.
See the difference
This display isn't HDR — content shows at standard (SDR) brightness
Skies that don't clip to white
Bright clouds, sun and golden-hour rim light keep real highlights instead of blowing out to a flat white sky.
Real gain maps, not a filter
Per-pixel gain maps computed in 32-bit float — no AI, no upscaling, the same standards the pro plugins use (ISO 21496-1 + Adobe XMP).
Your edit stays your edit
The SDR base image is preserved exactly. HDR adds headroom to the highlights you already crafted.
No AI and nothing uploaded: the HDR is computed on your device, from your own pixels.