Fotoreto
Batch photo editor in your browser, no per-photo fees
18 followers
Batch photo editor in your browser, no per-photo fees
18 followers
Fotoreto is a browser-based photo editor for batch work: cull a whole shoot, retouch portraits automatically, apply 111 color styles and edit 16-bit RAW. Photos are processed on your device, never uploaded. Free plan; Premium is a one-time payment.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Phuc, a portrait retoucher from Vietnam. I run Hoang Phuc Photo, where I've shared color presets and editing tutorials for years.
The question I kept getting was: "How do I edit a whole shoot quickly without a heavy app or paying for every photo I export?" AI retouching tools are great, but per-photo credits add up fast when you deliver hundreds of photos a week. So I built Fotoreto.
It opens in the browser, works on a laptop, tablet or phone, and keeps every photo on your device. Drop in a whole shoot, let it flag the bad frames, retouch skin, pick a color style for the set and export, all in one place.
The free plan needs no account. I'd love your feedback, especially from anyone who edits weddings, portraits or school photos in bulk. What would make you switch from your current workflow?
Can the color styles be exported as LUTs, so video from the same shoot matches the photos?
@adamvisu Hi Adam, thanks for the question! Yes. Open Save look → Use this look in other software and export it as a .cube LUT (33³). You can drop it straight into Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut or Photoshop, so your video matches the photos from the same shoot. There’s also an .xmp option if you want the same look in Lightroom or Camera Raw.
A couple of notes: the LUT carries the color and tone work, but not local edits like skin retouching, masks or sharpening. It works best on footage that already looks normal (Rec.709). If you shoot log, apply your camera’s conversion LUT first, then the Fotoreto look on top. LUT export is part of Premium.
Would love to hear how it holds up on your footage!
@phuc_nguyen_hoang Good tip about converting log footage first. I'll try the .cube in Resolve