“World’s first browser photo editor with pro-grade tools,” can be accessed for free
Skylum has launched browser-based editing software based on its flagship Luminar desktop offering
Skylum, the creator of Luminar photo-editing software, has unveiled Luminar on Web, a groundbreaking platform that integrates advanced editing tools directly into a user's browser. The new offering boasts technologies and workflows never before seen on the web, including cross-platform RAW editing, cross-device syncing, Light Depth technology, and a shared Prime assets library.
Luminar has been pushing for cross-platform compatibility since the release of its Ecosystem last year, and this latest release solidifies Luminar as the world's first photo editor with a lifetime license across desktop, mobile, and web. Skylum has targeted this browser-based editor towards a wide range of skill levels, ensuring it is powerful enough for advanced users while remaining user-friendly for beginners.
The software is designed to run on any device with a web browser, eliminating the need for extensive local storage. Furthermore, Luminar on Web introduces a range of AI-powered tools, such as GenErase, Photo Restoration, Sky, Bokeh, and more, all of which are infused with Skylum's signature intelligence. While the basic version of Luminar on Web is available for free, offering access to essential tools, a full RAW file support, 100MB of cloud storage, and standard-quality exports, there are also paid plans available.
These include a $69 lifetime Web Full Access plan, which expands to include Luminar on Mobile and additional features such as presets, filters, Erase, Light Depth, unlimited AI edits, cloud storage access on web and mobile, and cross-device editing. For those seeking even more versatility, a $159 lifetime All Platforms plan enriches the package by adding Luminar on Desktop.
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