Kroma: Pro Camera & Photo
Aesthetic Filters & Film Looks
About
Create unique photo styles with a pro camera and advanced editor. Save and reuse custom "recipes" for consistent aesthetics across your images. Offers manual camera controls and intuitive dual-axis editing for precise adjustments.
What's New in Kroma
1.0.2
September 7, 2026
Subscription fix Fixed an issue that could prevent the Weekly and Yearly plans from starting correctly. Stability Various bug fixes and polish across the editor, the camera and the subscription screen.
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FAQ
What is Kroma?
Kroma is a pro camera and photo editor designed for creators to craft unique film looks and save them as reusable 'recipes'. It offers advanced manual camera controls and an intuitive editing interface.
Can I save my edits in Kroma?
Yes, Kroma allows you to save your edits as custom 'photo recipes'. These recipes can then be applied to single photos or an entire batch of images for a consistent look.
Does Kroma have ads?
No, Kroma is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted creative experience. It is available for free with optional in-app purchases.
What devices does Kroma support?
Kroma is available on iPhone and iPad devices, offering a professional photography experience across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
How does Kroma's editing work?
Kroma features an intuitive dual-axis editing system that allows you to adjust two parameters simultaneously with a single gesture, making edits faster and more tactile than traditional sliders.
Is Kroma suitable for beginners?
While Kroma offers pro-level controls, its intuitive design and ability to save custom recipes make it accessible for users who want to move beyond basic filters and develop their own style.
What kind of effects does Kroma offer?
Kroma provides authentic film and vintage effects, including genuine film grain, subtle light leaks, and dust overlays, designed to feel real and enhance your photos' aesthetic.
How often is Kroma updated?
The latest version of Kroma is 1.0.2, which was last updated on September 7, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.