Official download links
Use the app page for the normal download route and GitHub releases for a specific version or package format. This guide uses the v0.7.0 release as its October 11, 2026 reference. The current release page may list later versions, so record the version you actually choose.
Pick a package that matches your task
A source-code ZIP is not the same as an application installer. A command-line package may not open a graphical editing window. Read the asset label before deciding that a download is missing or broken.
For browser availability and self-hosting requirements, read the PhotoCraft online guide.
| Target | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Windows | Matching architecture; installer or portable ZIP |
| macOS | The application DMG, rather than a CLI-only download |
| Linux | A package format appropriate to your distribution |
| FreeBSD | The documented archive and runtime requirements |
| Browser deployment | Web build ZIP; hosting setup required |
| Development | Source archive or repository checkout |
Before using the downloaded build
Read the release notes and package instructions. When a release includes a checksum manifest, compare the file you downloaded using the project’s verification guidance. Follow the platform’s normal signature and permission checks. We have verified the published links, not installed or security-audited these binaries.
Need an image edit before downloading?
Open our lightweight local image editor for a quick crop, resize or PNG/JPEG/WebP export. It is free and requires no account. For a layered project, keep your original document and use the full application after checking its format support.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the official PhotoCraft download?
The getartcraft.com PhotoCraft page links to the project; storytold/photocraft releases contain the published assets.
Is a source archive ready to install?
No. Source archives are for development; choose the desktop package if you want a packaged application.
Does the web ZIP give me a public online editor?
No. It is a self-hostable build that needs deployment according to its instructions.
Sources and further reading
Official documentation and separately labeled discussion sources support this guide. We have not independently tested every platform or feature.