Photo Curve Editor

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Package name

  • photo-curve-editor

License

  • MIT

Last updated

  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Spline RGB tone curve editor, 3D .cube LUT studio, and batch photo grader

Photo Curve Editor is an interactive RGB tone-curve workstation, 3D .cube LUT color grading studio, and batch photo processor for Linux desktops. An independent open-source Linux alternative to Lightroom for precision spline tone curves, color grading, and batch photo processing, it runs 100% locally with exact 256-entry channel lookup tables and standard 3D .cube LUT processing.

Key Features:

  • Interactive Spline Tone Curve & Histogram: Draggable multi-point Monotone Cubic and Catmull-Rom spline editor for Master RGB, Red, Green, and Blue channels with real-time 256-entry channel LUTs applied via Pillow Image.point(), paired with a live 256-bin RGB + Luminance histogram and clip analytics.
  • Color Grading & .cube LUT Studio: Real-time Exposure, Contrast, Shadows, Highlights, White Balance (Temperature/Tint), Vibrance, and Saturation controls with built-in filmic presets (Cinema Teal-Orange, Matte Fade, High-Contrast B&W, Warm Golden) plus standard .cube 3D LUT and .json preset import/export.
  • Batch Folder Grader: Apply the active curve and grading pipeline across folders of photos with an interactive split Before/After preview and PNG, JPEG, or WebP batch export.

Disclaimer: Photo Curve Editor is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Adobe Inc..

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