Coming soon to the App Store

Turn your photos
into film.

Aura is a film-inspired camera and photo editor. Shoot through live filters, edit with pro tools, and finish with authentic film-stock looks — all on your iPhone, all private by design.

What's inside

Everything you need to make a look

From a live filtered viewfinder to authentic film emulation, Aura packs a full studio into a fast, beautiful app.

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Live filtered camera

See your filter before you shoot and capture it in full resolution. Flip between the front and back cameras with a single tap.

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80+ filters & effects

Film, Color, Retro, Holo, Artistic, Glass, Blur and more — each with an intensity slider so you're always in control.

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Film-stock looks

Portra, CineStill and Kodachrome-style LUTs recreate the color science of classic film — warm skin, rich shadows, cinematic tone.

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Pro adjustments

Exposure, contrast, warmth, highlights, shadows, vibrance, tone curve and HSL — dial in every detail.

Natural retouch

Subtle skin smoothing, eye brightening and teeth whitening, powered by Apple's on-device Vision framework.

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Private by design

No accounts, no ads, no trackers, no servers. Every edit runs on your device and your photos never leave your phone.

Support

We're here to help

Questions, bugs or feedback? Reach out and we'll get back to you — usually within 1–2 business days.

📧 Email us atdogukanalig@gmail.com
How do I switch between the front and back camera?

Open the camera and tap the flip icon in the top-right corner. Your selected filter stays applied when you switch.

Where are my edited photos saved?

Edits are saved to your device's Photo Library only when you tap Save, and only after you grant photo access. Aura never uploads your photos anywhere.

Does Aura need an internet connection?

No. Every filter, adjustment and face detection runs entirely on your device, so Aura works fully offline.

Do I need an account?

No account, sign-up or login is required. Just open the app and start creating.

How do I change camera or photo permissions?

Open the iOS Settings app, scroll to Aura Photo Editor, and toggle Camera or Photos access there.