Late-Night Editing Without the Headache
11 PM. Wedding album due tomorrow. Your screen is blinding you. We've all been there. Dark mode is here, and we cleaned up the whole interface while we were at it.
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Your Retinas Will Thank You
11 PM. You're three spreads deep into a wedding album. Your screen is a lighthouse. Your partner is asleep and you're basically a human desk lamp.
We didn't just invert colors and call it a day. Every element, every shadow, every border has been tuned for dark backgrounds. The editor canvas goes fully dark too. Your photos pop against a neutral surface instead of competing with bright chrome.
Three Ways to Switch
- System preference. Follows your OS setting automatically. Dark at night, light during the day, you do nothing.
- Manual toggle. Click the sun/moon icon in the top bar. Instant.
- Per-session. Switch freely without overwriting your saved preference.
We Moved Furniture, Not Walls
While we had the toolbox out, we tidied up the whole interface:
- Simplified toolbar. The tools you reach for every session are front and center. Everything else is one click away.
- Better spacing. More room for your spreads, less for buttons you use once a month.
- Keyboard shortcuts overlay. Press
?anywhere and see every shortcut at a glance. - Smoother animations. Transitions feel snappier without being distracting.
What We Kept
- Drag-and-drop photo placement
- Right-click context menus
- Sidebar panel positions
- All existing keyboard shortcuts
What We Changed
- Toolbar layout (top, not floating)
- Panel toggle buttons (cleaner icons)
- Zoom controls (bottom-right, always visible)
- Toast notifications (less intrusive)
Your muscle memory is safe. We promise.
800 Photos. 120 Picks. Zero Tedium.
You just shot a 12-hour wedding. You've culled to 800 keepers. Now you need 120 for the album, and the photo grid makes picking them actually fun.
Send to Print Before Your Coffee Gets Cold
We rebuilt the export pipeline. Albums render 4x faster, your lab gets perfect files, and you stop staring at progress bars.