RawMask Studio

Photo editor for iPhone, iPad and Mac

RawMask Studio

Pick a subject or draw a mask, then tune light, color, detail and blur in just that area. Works with RAW, ProRAW, JPEG and HEIC, all on your iPhone, iPad or Mac.

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  • Edit only what you select. Masks for RAW photos on iPad.
  • Every tool floats over your photo. Drag the palettes anywhere, in either orientation.
  • Draw a mask any way you like. Radial, linear, brush or rectangle. Then add, subtract or feather.
  • Give it a look. Film, black and white, vintage, noir, grunge and retro styles.
  • Crop, straighten and frame. Eight borders, from a thin line to a film edge.
  • Save to Photos. Revert anytime. Edits stay reversible, and nothing leaves your iPad.
  • Make the editor yours. Save presets, and keep only the steps you use, in your order.
  • Edit only what you select. Masks for RAW photos on Mac.
  • Let it find the subject. On-device detection masks cars, people and animals for you.
  • Crop, straighten and frame. Eight borders, from a thin line to a film edge.
  • Save to Photos. Revert anytime. Edits stay reversible, and nothing leaves your Mac.
  • Make the editor yours. Save presets, and keep only the steps you use, in your order.
  • Tune what it detects. Set confidence, mask edge and object count. It all runs on your Mac.

New in version 1.2.0

RawMask Studio now runs on iPad and Mac as well as iPhone. It is one free app for all three, and every edit still happens on your device.

What you can do

Edit the whole photo, or just the part you choose. RawMask Studio is a RAW photo editor built around masks: pick a detected subject or draw your own mask, then change the light, color, detail and focus of just that area while the rest of the image stays untouched. It opens RAW and ProRAW files as well as everyday JPEG and HEIC photos, and every edit happens right on your iPhone, iPad or Mac.

Open a photo and edit all of it, or pick one part and make it shine.

Requirements: iPhone with iOS 17 or later, iPad with iPadOS 17 or later, or a Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later.

Questions or problems? Visit the support page. Details about how the app handles your photos are in the privacy policy.