Cullora
7.2#3 in photo culling software€29 one-timeFree planmacOSWindows
VisitCullora vs Vantage
What both publish
| Fact | Cullora | Vantage |
|---|---|---|
| Burst grouping | Burst sequences can be represented as one grid tile and opened for individual-frame review. | The software groups near-identical frames, surfaces a sharpest frame and lets users set how many images to retain per angle. |
| Integrations | Pro can write ratings and flags to XMP sidecars for use in Lightroom or Capture One. | The maker names Lightroom and Capture One workflows and lists Canon, Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm camera files plus DNG support. |
| Support | The maker says feedback reports go directly to a human and the app includes an in-app feedback button. | The help centre says support normally replies within a day, and download guidance directs users to in-app support or [email protected]. |
| System requirements | The listed builds target Windows 10/11 64-bit and Apple-Silicon Macs running macOS 13.4 or later. | Minimum desktop requirements are 8 GB RAM, four CPU cores and 5 GB free disk; recommended specifications are 16 GB RAM, eight or more cores and 10 GB disk. |
Cullora plans
- FreeFree
- Founder Pro€29, paid once
- Pro€49, paid once
Vantage plans
- Vantage iPhone FreeFree
- Vantage Pro iPhone monthly£2.99 a month
- Vantage Pro for iPhone£2.99 a month
- Cloud storage 250 GB£3.99 a month
- Cloud storage 1 TB£9.99 a month
- Vantage Pro for iPhone£14.99 a year
Pick Cullora if…
Cullora suits photographers who want to sort shoots locally, review RAW previews, and work offline. Its Pro features may suit users who need XMP ratings or gallery export, but macOS users should note that its build is not released.
Pick Vantage if…
Vantage is aimed at photographers handling car, property, wedding, event, portrait, or other shoots. It may suit those who want culling, keeper adjustments, and client galleries in one desktop workflow.