Realgrain — Photo
Realgrain®
Film grain, black-and-white conversions, toning and vibrant color effects for Photoshop and Lightroom Classic. Give digital images the soul of classic film — with total creative control.
What it does
The look of film, made simple
Realgrain gives you authentic grain, film emulations and toning — explore endless variations, then dial in your own.
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InspireFX
Generate infinite creative variations with a multitude of colors and effects tailored to each photo. Preview, pick your favorite, or tweak for a personal touch.
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Creative & Custom Presets
Explore the timeless charm of vintage photography with Realgrain — transform modern images into classic masterpieces.
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Effortless Experience
Accelerate your workflow with simple, intuitive controls — stunning, professional-quality images in no time.
See the looks
Real effects, real film
Drag each slider to compare, and tap a swatch to switch film, grain and toning presets.
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Color film: Kodak Kodachrome 200
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Effects: Color Infrared
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Color film preset: Kodak Ektachrome E100VS Cross Processed
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Watch & learn
Realgrain tutorials
See how to build film looks and combine Realgrain with the rest of the suite.
Compatibility
Works with your tools
Mac
macOS 15+
Windows
Windows 11
Hosts
Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, Affinity
Testimonials
Loved by professionals
“Our studio uses the Portraiture plugin extensively, and we love it... more importantly, our clients LOVE it too!”
Andy MarcusProfessional photographer
“Portraiture helps me have stunningly even skin while still maintaining all of the detail. It is an essential part of my high-end beauty retouching technique.”
Lindsay AdlerProfessional photographer
“I know more and more pro photographers who are using Portraiture in their retouching workflow because it lets you beautifully smooth skin while still maintaining important texture. They’ve got some kind of ‘secret sauce’ going on there and while I don’t know exactly what it is, I know this — it works!”
Scott KelbyProfessional photographer
