AutoSplitter
6.1#21 in photo scanning software$24.99 one-timeWindows
VisitAutoSplitter vs FilmLab
What both publish
| Fact | AutoSplitter | FilmLab |
|---|---|---|
| Metadata | Captions can be saved as visible text, metadata, or both; the site says JPEG and TIFF captions use EXIF metadata and PNG captions use IDAT chunks. | Desktop 3.5 preview metadata support can copy most source metadata, including scan-camera and lens information, into exported files. |
| Purpose | AutoSplitter scans batches of physical photographs, separates them into individual image files, restores colors, and supports captions and metadata. | FilmLab converts digital captures of film negatives into color or black-and-white images using a custom processing engine designed to produce darkroom-inspired colors and tones. |
AutoSplitter plans
- Basic license$24.99, paid once
- Gold license$34.99, paid once
FilmLab plans
- EducationFree
- Monthly$7.99 a month
- Annual$59.99 a year
- Lifetime$199.99, paid once
Pick AutoSplitter if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick FilmLab if…
FilmLab suits film photographers who want to convert digital negative scans and adjust or batch-edit images. Its mobile apps also suit people who want to preview or review negatives and make quick scans for sharing.