Develop a flat RAW or unprocessed camera file into a finished photo. Set the white balance, pull back highlights, open the shadows and add contrast and sharpening the way you would in a desktop RAW converter.
How the raw photo editor works
Upload your RAW or exported flat file. Describe the development you want, for example 'neutral white balance, recover the sky, open the shadows, moderate contrast and light sharpening'. Run the tool and inspect highlights, shadows and edges at full size. Adjust individual steps in the wording, then run again on the same upload until the file looks the way you want.
Tips for the best results
Work in order: white balance first, then exposure and highlight recovery, then contrast, then sharpening. Ask for highlight and shadow detail to be preserved so the picture does not clip. Keep sharpening light to avoid halos on high-contrast edges, and check skin tones after any saturation change.