This update includes the following fixes and improvements: - Fixed the disabled Subject option in the Add Mask menu on iPhone and iPad. - iPad: The photo strip now works like it does on iPhone, with the current photo centred and scrubbing to move between photos. It now also appears in portrait orientation. - iPad: In landscape orientation, the photo strip now follows the photo after you flag or reject it. - iPad: Fixed the photo strip jumping to the first photo when you tap the top of the screen, and stuttering when you tap a thumbnail. - After you flag or reject a photo, Darkroom moves in the direction you were browsing. On the last photo, it moves to the previous one. - iPad: Added finer control when dragging Curves points with your finger. - iPad: In portrait orientation, sliders and tool buttons no longer stretch across the full screen.

This update includes bug fixes for keyboard navigation on macOS, crash fixes and other minor improvements.

New in Darkroom: Magic Select Masks Magic Select Masks let you tap, draw or drag across the image to select objects in your photo. You can select multiple objects and refine the edges of your selection using the Edge Tools. Combined with our recent iPhone Duo support and a host of performance, stability and other improvements, Darkroom has never been more powerful or faster.

Darkroom is now available for iPhone Duo, with an optimised, responsive interface that takes full advantage of its form factor and capabilities. We’re also releasing a substantial set of performance and stability improvements to address many of the app’s loading delays and memory-related crashes. The app has never been this fast, stable or responsive. We’ve fixed numerous errors, flashes, low-resolution previews and delays. These improvements are most noticeable when editing RAW photos or using Darkroom on older devices. Beyond the bug fixes, these performance upgrades also enable support for 100 MP RAW photos and Clarity for video. Visit darkroom.co for more details. Version 7.5.2 includes crash fixes and improvements.

Darkroom is now available for iPhone Duo, with an optimised, responsive interface that takes full advantage of its form factor and capabilities. We’re also releasing a major set of performance and stability improvements to address many of the app’s loading delays and memory-related crashes. The app has never been this fast, stable or responsive. We’ve fixed numerous errors, screen flashes, low-resolution previews and delays. These improvements are most noticeable when editing RAW photos or using Darkroom on older devices. As well as fixing bugs, these performance upgrades allow us to add support for 100MP RAW photos and Clarity in Video. Visit darkroom.co for more details. Version 7.5.1 includes crash fixes and improvements.

Darkroom is now available for iPhone Duo, with an optimised and responsive interface that makes full use of its form factor and poses. We’re also releasing a huge set of performance and stability improvements to address many of the app’s loading delays and memory-related crashes. The app has never been this fast, stable or responsive. We’ve fixed numerous errors, flashes, low-resolution previews and delays. These improvements are most noticeable when editing RAW photos or using Darkroom on older devices. Beyond the bug fixes, these performance upgrades also enable support for 100MP RAW photos and clarity adjustments for video. Visit darkroom.co for more details.

Darkroom 7.4.1 fixes bugs in editing, presets and photo browsing. - Fixed missing adjustment sliders and misplaced toolbar controls on iPhone SE. - Fixed presets overwriting your Temperature and Tint adjustments when applied. - Fixed resetting a preset also resetting your crop, transforms and frame. - Fixed the preset browser jumping away from the pack you were browsing when a photo finished loading. - Fixed Back and Export becoming unresponsive after cancelling a swipe to close the editor. - Fixed the photo preview briefly disappearing between edits. - Fixed depth masks selecting the background by default and showing incorrect coverage when the range handles were brought together. - Fixed batch actions becoming hidden after returning to the app. - Fixed a crash that could occur when the photo library updated during navigation.

This update introduces four major improvements to Darkroom, enhancing the workflow, design, precision and range of our tools: 1. Bringing our Liquid Glass design update from iPhone to Mac and iPad 2. Revamping our white balance tools to make them more accurate and useful, including a new Auto Balance feature 3. Introducing an entirely new Curves tool, with unconstrained adjustments and new HSL curves 4. Adding a new photo strip in preview mode, including our Flag and Reject workflow features, making them much more accessible and efficient The iPhone was recently given a fresh coat of paint, adopting the latest design guidelines for Liquid Glass. This update brings that same fresh coat of paint to Mac and iPad, ensuring that the app feels at home on the latest versions of iPadOS and macOS. The new Curves tool includes two major updates: 1. Unrestrained point adjustments. By default, points along the curve are fixed to their track as before, but you can now drag horizontally to unsnap points and adjust the curve with greater freedom. Points on the curve also float unless you adjust them manually. This makes it much easier to create natural, smooth curves with greater creative freedom. 2. We have added several new curves, including Saturation vs Saturation, Hue vs Saturation and Luminance vs Saturation. These allow you to add a new dimension to your adjustments. This is particularly powerful for those who enjoy creating presets, as you now have a much richer set of tools for recreating film effects or creating more interesting looks that were not previously possible in Darkroom. The new White Balance tool adds a colour picker and an Auto mode, making it easier to correct incorrect white balance in your photos. Temperature and Tint have also been updated to provide a wider range of adjustments for correcting badly exposed images. This is particularly helpful for RAW photos, where it can be easier to capture an image with an incorrect white balance setting. Finally, the new photo strip in the iPhone layout will feel familiar, given its similarity to the one in the Photos app. It makes navigating your library while previewing images much more lightweight, and allows us to move the Flag and Reject actions to a more prominent position, making them easier to find and tap.

This update includes bug fixes and performance improvements to the editing experience. * You can now duplicate a mask without inverting it. * Exporting a photo as a copy no longer adds it to the album the original was in. * Improved mask control rendering so they stay visible on white backgrounds. * Improvements to monetisation flows to make the trial state clearer.

We have refreshed the UI throughout with the latest Liquid Glass look introduced in iOS 26 and refined for iOS 27. It looks lighter, feels more immersive, and removes lots of small bits of friction across the app. * The library interface now features a beautiful Liquid Glass tab bar, making it easier to move between albums and your Recents. * The sliders and tool area have also been refreshed, with lots of fine details sprinkled throughout. * Library photo grids can now be resized with Fit and Fill modes (try pinching with your finger to resize the grid). * We’ve updated the AI model used to generate Depth masks, so they now have much higher fidelity and accuracy than before. * Depth, Luminance, and Colour masks now have a new Range tool with customisable falloffs, so you can make more accurate, refined selections. * Many small details and refinements to make the experience beautiful, polished, and compelling. Please visit darkroom.co/updates for the full list of details. This visual update is iPhone only for now, with updates for iPad and Mac coming next.

Improvements and fixes - Fixed a commonly reported photo export issue where Batch actions or exporting from Library could produce incorrectly edited images, resulting in overexposed or underexposed output, or exports with no edits applied. - Fixed a UI glitch that could appear often when opening the Frames tool, or when double-tapping a slider handle to reset that specific adjustment. - Improved the import experience end to end. Fixed bugs that could cause imports to stall or even crash when importing large photo batches. - Fixed an issue on macOS where importing photos by Drag and Drop into Library did not work correctly.

Fixes - Fixed rendering glitches caused by Clarity when exporting RAW photos from your Library or using Batch Actions, so your exports are consistent and accurate. - Fixed a thumbnail issue where RAW+JPG photos could appear overexposed or underexposed after edits, so previews match the adjusted photo.

Extended Metadata now goes beyond viewing. Darkroom+ subscribers can edit key photo details directly, from capture date, time, and location to deeper camera and lens information stored in EXIF metadata. • Export quality and consistency improved for masks, clarity, colour grading, curves, and framed or cropped images. • Fixed issues with the Histogram showing inaccurate spikes, which caused the clipping indicator to appear. • Improved video controls so they remain visible while working with videos. • Fixed duplicate Window menu items and improved command handling. • Fixed crashes related to shared preset links, closing the editor, generating preset thumbnails, and working with masks.

Fixes and improvements in this version: - Clarity now works correctly with Masks. Previously, using Masks could stop Clarity being applied as expected when exporting in batches. - Batch editing is now more reliable with Masks. Exporting multiple photos from the Photo Grid after batch edits should no longer fail or behave inconsistently. - Reduced memory usage when exporting RAW photos, helping exports run smoother, especially for large files or multi-photo workflows.

Fixes: - Fixed a bug that prevented Subject, Sky, Teeth and other image masks from rendering properly

Fixes - Enhanced stability during export by lowering memory use. - Resolved an issue where the first export after starting the app showed incorrect colours for Colour, Colour Grading, and Curves tweaks. - Corrected a problem where RAW photos adjusted in Darkroom exported too dark if saved earlier by Darkroom or another app. - Fixed a rendering issue on Macs with older AMD Radeon (Polaris) GPUs where colours appeared distorted.

This update resolves a colour rendering issue with highlights, shadows, bloom, and halation, especially for RAW photos.

This update resolves a crash when using the Frame tool on RAW photos and fixes issues loading plain images with the same process.

This is the first update in a series aimed at reducing memory usage during exports. This should help avoid out-of-memory crashes when exporting large photos on older devices.

This update resolves a crash when switching between photos.

Today we’re introducing Extended Metadata, a major overhaul of Darkroom’s metadata viewer. The entire system has been rebuilt to make it faster, more dependable, and significantly more comprehensive. • Added printing support on Mac. • Improved the speed and reliability of photo previews. • Fixed photos being imported twice when the app wasn’t already open. • Fixed the iPhone mask selector not scrolling when more than three options were available. • Fixed several orientation issues with Masks when applied to videos. • Fixed an issue where depth and subject masks could be generated unexpectedly on videos. • Improved multiple localisations throughout the app. • Fixed unclear error messages shown when switching to another app. • Fixed a crash on Mac when using the “Edit with Darkroom” option. • Fixed a crash that could occur on 7th‑generation iPads and earlier models. • Fixed a crash when calculating Smart Frame colours.

# Bug Fixes - Resolved app crash on opening - Fixed issue in purchase system causing crashes at launch or in settings. - Corrected crash during quick photo switch - Fixed threading issue in image processor causing crashes when switching photos mid-editing. - Fixed crash in batch selection - Resolved issue causing batch action bar to crash during resize. - Resolved keyboard disappearing in copyright edit - Keyboard stability improved in export options. - Addressed false error dialogs on app switch - Eliminated false GPU error messages when returning to the app. - Fixed unnecessary errors during library update - Resolved unnecessary error pop-ups during photo edits when library changed. # Improvements - Updated "Report an Issue" screen - Feedback form revamped for easier issue reporting, with optional photo attachments and email autofill. - Feedback submission warning - Added notice for reports submitted without recent photo access, explaining diagnostic information availability.

Bug Fixes - Resolved iPad crash at startup — Some iPad users faced app crashes on launch. This is now fixed. - Fixed issue with RAW photos with prior edits — Previously edited RAW photos showed an error when opening. This is now resolved. - Corrected black line at video edges — A black line appeared at video edges during panning or zooming. This is now corrected. - Enhanced mask gesture handling — Improved consistency when dragging mask points, preventing previous gesture failures.

- Bug reports: Add your email — You can now include your email with a bug report, helping us contact you directly. - Frame preview matches export — Fixed an issue where preview frame thickness differed from the export. - Video controls visible — The subscription bar no longer blocks video controls. - Music uninterrupted by app — Opening promo videos won't pause or stop your music or podcasts. - Video export crash fixed — Resolved a crash issue during video export. - Photo switch crash fixed — Resolved a rare crash when quickly changing images.

Bug Fixes - Resolved blurry preview for RAW images – Now displays in full resolution. - Fixed crashes when opening images for editing. - Corrected rendering issues with very large images. - Prevented error messages when quickly switching photos. - Stopped crashes when exporting RAW photos with masks. - Batch export now processes all photos reliably. - Undo now keeps crop handles visible. - Aspect Ratio selection now remains visible after rotation. - Fixed export issues with rotated photos and frames. Improvements - Enhanced "Edit With Darkroom" on Mac for smoother photo opening. - Batch action buttons now easier to tap and more uniform. - Scaled grid overlay icons correctly in the Transform tool on Mac.