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Compositor

macOS

Layered image compositing and photo editing on your Mac.

Combine images with layers, folders, masks and blend modes, then refine them with Levels, Curves, Hue/Saturation and Camera Raw adjustments and GPU-rendered layer effects. Free and open source.

Compositor

Free and open source · MIT license

No account, license key or purchase is needed. Compositor was created by Wonder Assembly LLC; this build adds Intel Mac support and is hosted here.

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Before you install

Requires macOS 15 or later on an Intel or Apple silicon Mac. This build is not Apple notarized: on first launch, right-click the app and choose Open, or allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security. It has been tested on an Intel Mac; Apple silicon device validation is pending. Updates arrive through the app and are signed with this project's own key.

Compositor

macOS

v1.4.5 · 13.5 MiB

macOS · Universal: Intel + Apple Silicon

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A LITTLE HELP

Before you get started.

How do I install a Mac app?

Download the DMG for your app, open the disk image and drag the app to Applications. Check the requirements and signing status above before installing. These builds are not Apple notarized.

Which download works on Apple Silicon?

Coniel, Tom Companion, Afu and Compositor are universal builds for Intel and Apple Silicon. ImageCommand and PDF Manager currently provide Intel builds, which require Rosetta on Apple Silicon.

Can I pay for the Windows apps online?

Yes. Coniel, ImageCommand, PDF Manager and Tom Companion provide online purchase and in-app license activation on Windows. Use the purchase link on the product page, then activate the license key in the app. Prices and device limits vary by product.

Are all the apps free?

Free features, trial availability and paid licenses vary by product. Review the relevant product page or the app's license screen for current options before purchasing.

Can I switch the app language?

Yes. The current Mac apps support English and Chinese inside the app. Previously saved language preferences may be retained when upgrading.

How do I update an app?

This site hosts current installers and update manifests. In Afu, open Settings → Software Update to check and download a verified update. For other apps, use their update screen when available, or download the current installer here. Quit a Mac app before replacing it in Applications.

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