ColorForge
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VisitColorForge vs easyHDR
What both publish
| Fact | ColorForge | easyHDR |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The maker says photos are processed locally and are never uploaded to its servers. | The maker says FastSpring administers personal data collected during ordering, the license key contains the buyer's email address, and the email address is not shared with third parties. |
| Product | ColorForge is a browser based RAW and HDR photo editor that processes images on the device. | easyHDR is image-processing software that generates and tone-maps HDR images from photo sequences. |
| Support | The site provides a feedback and ticket page, where creating a ticket requires Google sign-in. | The maker says it aims to reply to support emails within 1–2 days. |
ColorForge plans
- FreeFree
easyHDR plans
- HOME—
- COMMERCIAL—
- easyHDR 3 COMMERCIAL—
- easyHDR 3 HOME—
Pick ColorForge if…
ColorForge suits photographers who want to edit camera RAW files or merge bracketed exposures in a browser, with local image processing and no account requirement for editing or export. It also fits people who need full sensor resolution exports or offline use after the web app loads.
Pick easyHDR if…
It suits photographers who want to merge photo sequences into HDR images or enhance a single image. Batch processing and command-line options may suit users handling groups of images.