Project sources
PhotoCraft on GitHub: source, releases and issues
Use Releases to install the app, the README to understand it, and Issues to check known problems.
Recognize the official repository
The official repository is github.com/storytold/photocraft (opens a new tab). Follow the GitHub link on the official product page (opens a new tab) if you want to confirm the connection.
The Code view contains development files. It is useful for contributors, but a folder full of source code is not the same thing as a ready-to-run application.
Official sources: PhotoCraft README (opens a new tab) · PhotoCraft product page (opens a new tab).
Download an application from Releases
- Open the latest release (opens a new tab) and read its notes, including any prerelease label.
- Expand Assets and look for your operating system and processor architecture.
- Choose a desktop package. A
photocraft-cliarchive is for command-line use; aphotocraft-webarchive is a self-hosted web build. - Keep the version number when asking for help. Our download guide explains the package choices.
Code → Download ZIP and the Source code release attachments contain source files. Most users do not need Rust or a local build environment to install a packaged release.
Official sources: Latest GitHub release (opens a new tab) · GitHub release guide (opens a new tab).
Make a problem reproducible
Search existing issues (opens a new tab) for the error first. A useful new report includes the app version, operating system, file dimensions, layer count, exact steps, expected result and actual result.
Attach a minimal sample you have permission to share, with private text and client images removed. Keep the original file and a screenshot of any warning. This helps distinguish a file-specific problem from an installation or rendering issue.