One Lab - Artful Photo Editor

Ilixa

In-app purchases

About this app

Unlock a world of creative expression with One Lab! Explore a myriad of graphical possibilities, from simple photo editing to glitch art, image distortions, procedural generation and 3D manipulation.

One Lab integrates ideas and effects from previous Ilixa apps into an entirely reimagined platform with more power and versatility than before.

Key Features:
• A vast library of spectacular effects, all highly customisable.
• Fully Non-Destructive Editing: Preserve every step of your edit seamlessly.
• Quick Looks: Quickly preview the various facets of an effect.
• Random Mode: Discover effects serendipitously.
• Effect Tree: A layer-like system that facilitates changes to previously applied effects.
• Video generation: Craft dynamic videos using a flexible key frame system.
• Apply Effects to Videos: Enhance your videos by using the full range of effects that work on still images.
• Procedural mode: Combine effects with greater color precision and enhanced spatial domain.
• Custom effects (PLUS and PRO versions): Tailor the app to your unique creative style.

Ratings and reviews

this is the absolute BEST editing app out there! I've been working on digital art for more than a decade, and I haven't found such a comprehensive, delightful photo editor than this! plus, sooo much of it is free! there are a lot of premium features, and because of the great work they have done, you WANT to give them your money! thanks devs! you're awesome!

So far, pretty darn good. Similar to Mirror Lab, but with more effects. I'm using screen recording to make videos, but the paid version is supposed to do that better. I'm thinking about getting the paid version, either monthly, or the complete purchase of $40+. I've used Mirror Lab to make videos I've put on YouTube, with added music, all done on my phone.

It could be amazing, but it's impossible to sort out the effects I'll never use from the ones I want. Every time I use the app I have to click through like 10 separate menus to find the one I want, and they are not sorted or labeled intuitively. If you're going to bury everything within different folders, at least give me the option of saving a set of "favorite" filters and settings. The FAQ was no help and there is nothing I could find on the internet about how to save custom effects.

What’s new

- some dialogs render buttons differently to distinguish the most common option (eg. save file in the save dialog)
- stability improvements