Professional Lightroom Presets & LUTs with AI-Powered Film Simulation
Missing Fujifilm simulations in Lightroom? Film Recipe Wizard is your solution. Transform your photography workflow with intelligent AI-driven color grading that recreates authentic film looks, professional artistic styles, and custom color recipes. Generate industry-standard Lightroom XMP presets and 3D LUTs from reference photos or choose from dozens of built-in film emulations including Kodak, Fuji, Ilford, and cinematic stocks.
AI-powered color analysis and film emulation interface
Comprehensive film simulation library and processing controls
AI generating custom color recipes with sample image preview
Simply download and install the app:
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Download the latest version from GitHub Releases
- macOS: Download the
.dmgfile (Universal - works on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs) - Windows: Download the
.exeinstaller (x64)
- macOS: Download the
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Install the downloaded file:
- macOS: Open the
.dmgfile and drag the app to your Applications folder - Windows: Run the
.exeinstaller and follow the setup wizard
- macOS: Open the
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Launch the app and add your OpenAI API key in Settings
- AI-Powered Analysis: Upload reference photos to extract color characteristics
- Smart Target Processing: Apply extracted color styles to your target images
- Full AI Capabilities: AI has access to all color grading tools including masks, HSL adjustments, tone curves, and point color corrections
- Reference Image Support: Multiple format support (JPG, PNG, WebP)
Perfect for photographers seeking Fujifilm film simulations for Lightroom and classic film looks unavailable in Adobe's default profiles.
Color Negative Film Presets:
- Kodak Portra Series: Portra 160, 400, 800 (warm skin tones, wedding photography)
- Kodak Consumer Films: Gold 200, UltraMax 400, ColorPlus 200, Max 400 (nostalgic film look)
- Kodak Ektar 100: Ultra-vivid landscape photography colors
- Fujifilm Color Negative: Superia 200/400/800, Pro 400H, C200, Pro 160NS (cool greens, pastel fashion tones)
- Agfa Vista Series: Vista 200, 400 (European vintage warmth and character)
- Lomography Films: Color 400, 800, Metropolis, Lady Grey (creative experimental looks)
Color Positive (Slide) Film LUTs:
- Kodachrome Series: Kodachrome 25, 64 (legendary rich reds, deep blacks, vintage travel photography)
- Fujifilm Velvia Series: Velvia 50, 100 (super-saturated nature and landscape photography)
- Fujifilm Provia Series: Provia 100F, 400X (neutral professional slide film)
- Fujifilm Astia 100F: Soft contrast portrait and fashion photography
- Kodak Ektachrome Series: Ektachrome E100, 100VS (modern digital-friendly slide clarity)
- Consumer Slides: Fuji Sensia 100, Agfa CT Precisa 100 (affordable slide film options)
Black & White Film Presets:
- Kodak Series: Tri-X 400, T-Max 100, 400, 3200 (classic and modern grain options)
- Ilford Series: HP5 Plus 400, FP4 Plus 125, Pan F 50, Delta 100, 400, 3200 (versatile documentary photography)
- Fujifilm Series: ACROS 100 II, Neopan 400 (ultra-fine grain for detailed B&W work)
- European Classics: Agfa APX 100, Foma Fomapan 100, Kentmere 400 (budget-friendly traditional looks)
- Specialty Films: Rollei Retro 80S (orthochromatic artistic look)
Cinematic Film LUTs:
- Kodak Vision3 Series: Vision3 200T, 250D, 500T (tungsten and daylight cinema stocks)
- CineStill Series: CineStill 50D, 400D, 800T (remjet-removed cinema film for still photography)
- Fuji Eterna Series: Eterna 250D, 400T (warm cinema tones for video color grading)
Portrait Styles:
- Annie Leibovitz, Peter Lindbergh, Steve McCurry, Platon, Irving Penn
- Richard Avedon, Helmut Newton, Mario Testino, Patrick Demarchelier
- Bruce Weber, David Bailey, Nadav Kander (dramatic to minimalist styles)
Landscape Photography:
- Ansel Adams, Galen Rowell, Michael Kenna, Sebastião Salgado
- Peter Lik, Edward Burtynsky, Alexey Mishkin, Joe Cornish
- Classic to modern landscape photography aesthetics
Street Photography:
- Henri Cartier-Bresson, Fan Ho, Daido Moriyama, Vivian Maier
- Joel Meyerowitz, Garry Winogrand, Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander
- Helen Levitt, Gordon Parks (classic to contemporary street styles)
Fashion & Editorial:
- Steven Meisel, Guy Bourdin, William Klein, Tim Walker
- Ellen von Unwerth (high-fashion to avant-garde editorial styles)
Instant Film Styles:
- Polaroid Classic, Modern (classic and contemporary instant aesthetics)
- Fuji Instax (modern instant film looks)
Essential Adjustments:
- Temperature (-50 to +50): Cool to warm color balance
- Contrast (0-100): Shadow and highlight separation
- Tint (-50 to +50): Magenta to green color cast
- Vibrance (0-100): Smart saturation enhancement
- Saturation (0-100): Global color intensity
- Film Grain: Add authentic film texture
- Lightroom Profiles: Adobe Color, Adobe Monochrome, Flat Profile base
- Custom Vibes: Cinematic, Soft Pastel, and other mood presets
- Recipe Gallery: Browse and organize all your saved recipes
- 5-Star Rating System: Rate your favorite recipes (1-5 stars)
- Smart Sorting: Sort by newest, oldest, name, or rating
- Search & Filter: Quickly find specific recipes by name or prompt
- Lightroom XMP Presets: Direct import to Adobe Lightroom Classic & CC
- Capture One Styles (.costyle): Direct import to Capture One with full color grading support
- 3D LUTs (.cube): Compatible with Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, After Effects
- Batch Processing: Process up to 3 target images simultaneously
- Cross-Platform: macOS (Intel & Apple Silicon) and Windows support
- Wedding Photographers seeking consistent Portra-style skin tones
- Portrait Photographers missing Fuji film simulation presets in Lightroom
- Landscape Photographers wanting Velvia saturation and Kodachrome richness
- Street Photographers recreating classic Tri-X and HP5 black & white looks
- Content Creators needing cinematic color grading for video projects
- Film Photography Enthusiasts digitizing analog aesthetics
- Setup: Add your OpenAI API key in Settings
- Create: Upload target photos and describe your desired style
- Export: Generate Lightroom XMP presets, Capture One styles, or 3D LUTs for your workflow
When installing on macOS, you may encounter a security warning that the app "cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer." This is because the app is not yet signed with an Apple Developer certificate.
To install:
- Download the app normally
- When you see the security warning, click "Cancel"
- Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security
- Find the app in the security section and click "Open Anyway"
- Alternatively, right-click the app and select "Open" while holding the Control key
This is a standard macOS security feature for unsigned applications. The app is safe to use and open source.
MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.
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