Photo management made easy
Browse Organize Search Edit
Browse photos in place
Open any folder and start. Muse works with the originals in place—nothing is copied, moved, or renamed.
Fast, even with thousands
- Common formats with Quick Look fallback
- Fast scrolling through very large folders
Find photos automatically
Muse identifies objects, colors, and readable text on your Mac, then makes them searchable—no upload and no setup.
Search what you remember
- Objects, colors, and visible text become searchable
- Smart collections update as photos are added
Edit without switching apps
Open the full editor from the grid. Every adjustment is reversible, and your original stays untouched.
Fix what’s needed
The histogram flags clipped highlights and explains what needs your attention.
Try another version
Save different looks for one photo, return to any of them, or start over without touching the original.
Apply edits
Copy a finished look across a selection, or fine-tune light, color, crop, grain, and more.
Import once. Export anywhere.
Bring your existing work into Muse, keep it interoperable with the apps around you, and make polished outputs when the work is ready to leave.
Bring your existing library with you.
Move in from Apple Photos, Lightroom, Eagle, Google Takeout, or XMP sidecars—with ratings, keywords, edits, and presets.
Choose where your existing work lives.
Export files other apps can use.
Send standard image files to Lightroom, Eagle, Preview, or anywhere else—at the size and quality you choose.
Save the setup for next time.
Keep repeatable export presets for format, quality, bit depth, dimensions, and metadata.
Choose a saved recipe for this collection.
Turn a collection into a shareable PDF.
Arrange a paginated contact sheet in a grid or rows, then send the finished PDF for review, selection, or print.
Your library stays on your Mac
Search, analysis, and editing happen on your device. Muse has no analytics, account system, or processing server.
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
No tracking. No uploads.
- No analytics or usage tracking
- No uploads for processing
One file backs up your work
- Collections, tags, ratings, notes, and edits
- Reconnect everything on a new Mac
A few things worth knowing.
Muse is built to fit around the way you already keep, edit, and share photographs.
Where are my photos stored?
Muse works with the originals in their existing folders. It does not copy, move, rename, or upload them just to build your library.
What can I import?
Bring in work from Apple Photos, Lightroom, Eagle, Google Takeout, or XMP sidecars. Muse can carry over albums, folders, keywords, ratings, labels, edits, and Lightroom presets.
Which file types can I export?
Export the files you need as JPEG, PNG, TIFF, HEIC, or WebP. Choose the size, quality, color space, bit depth, and metadata settings before the files leave.
Can I save export settings as presets?
Yes. Save a repeatable export recipe and use it again for another collection, whether you are making a client proof, an archive master, or a web-ready set.
Can I make a contact sheet to share?
Yes. Arrange a collection as a grid or rows, make a paginated contact sheet, and save it as a PDF for review, selection, or print.
Does Muse upload my library?
No. Search, analysis, and editing happen on your Mac. The only files that leave your Mac are the ones you explicitly export or publish to your own Google Drive.
















