Make whites glow beyond white.

Give snow, reflections, logos, lamps, and bright details real HDR presence—while the rest of your image stays beautifully familiar.

See how it works Test your screen

Coming soon · $0.99 one-time · No in-app purchases

One image. Drag to reveal the HDR treatment.

Illustrative preview—the real result depends on your HDR display.

Moonlit mountain lake shown with a darker SDR treatment

HDR treatmentSDR original

Made for HDR-capable screens and viewing apps

On-device processing

Gain-map HEIC

Rec.2100 PQ JPEG

Batch workflow

Metadata preserved

A brighter kind of edit

Turn highlights into the part you can feel.

Easy HDR Glow targets the brightest parts of an image and gives them room to shine above normal white on compatible displays.

Selective, not destructive

Bright where it matters. Familiar everywhere else.

Choose where the boost begins, set the peak brightness, and soften the transition. Colors, shadows, and midtones keep their character while near-white details gain presence.

Built for a real workflow

From one perfect image to a whole batch.

See exactly what changes

Drag across a live before-and-after comparison, then inspect the glow mask to understand which pixels receive the HDR boost.

One look, many images

Apply a shared setting across a batch, then fine-tune individual photos before saving everything together.

Your photo details stay attached

Dates, camera information, captions, and GPS location carry over to exports instead of disappearing during processing.

Private by design

Selected images are processed on your device rather than uploaded to a developer-operated image service.

Choose the HDR format that fits

Keep the original dimensions or use practical output sizes for websites, newsletters, and email signatures.

Gain-map HEICFor Apple-focused photo workflows and compatible viewers.

Rec.2100 PQ JPEGFor HDR-aware web, email, and image workflows.

Honest HDR

Beautiful when supported. Normal when it isn’t.

HDR brightness depends on the screen and the app displaying the image. Compatible software can reveal the extra highlight brightness; other viewers may show a standard-looking version.

Some social platforms re-compress uploads and flatten HDR. The guide explains what to expect and how to choose between gain-map HEIC and PQ JPEG.

Why sharing can flatten HDR

Easy HDR Glow

Make the brightest moment shine.

Coming soon for iPhone and iPad.

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