Hosted PhotoCraft and PdfCraft
Atelier Cloud hosts the open-source PhotoCraft and PdfCraft editors at one web address. Open a PSD, PSB or PDF without installing anything, and keep each project in a workspace this browser holds, next to the copies you saved and the bucket you send documents to.
Nothing to install, no account to create, and no document reaches our server. Free while it is alpha.
A browser editor usually opens a file, edits it and saves it back to disk. The tab holds the work while it is open; after that, the project is whichever download you kept. A workspace keeps the project between sessions, beside the copies you saved.
Every project gets a workspace in the browser's own storage,
under atelier-cloud/. Reload the page, close the
tab or open a second tab: the grid still lists it with its
document, size and last change.
Saving in the editor records a version of the workspace: the document's size, object count and hash, read in the browser. It happens on its own, and nothing is uploaded to do it.
Attach an S3-compatible bucket to one workspace. This browser signs each request with the key you entered and sends the bytes itself, so no document and no credential pass through the server.
A workspace holds the documents for a project, whichever editor they belong to. The file extension decides which editor opens a document, and both editors save into the workspace.
Layered photo editing in its own tab, for PSD, PSB and .pcraft files.
A PDF workbench inside the workspace page, for PDF jobs you would otherwise do in a desktop application.
PhotoCraft and PdfCraft are separate open-source projects by the ArtCraft Team. See credits.
Four steps, all inside the browser. Documents stay in this browser until you attach a bucket and upload one.
Start empty, from a bundled sample, or from a .pcraft or PDF on disk.
PhotoCraft opens the document in its own tab. PdfCraft opens inside the workspace page.
File ▸ Save writes the document back to the workspace, and the save becomes its version.
Download the file, or upload it to your bucket.
A document can sit in three places, and only one of them is ours. The browser's network tab shows the whole path.
The workspace, its document and the copies you saved. They survive a reload and a second tab, and the browser deletes them when it clears site data.
Documents you upload, in S3-compatible storage you control. Access keys stay in this browser's storage and sign each request locally.
It serves this page and the editor. It never receives a document and never stores a bucket key.
Without a bucket attached, a workspace exists in one browser and nowhere else. Download the .pcraft to keep a copy outside it.
Atelier Cloud is early work, offered as is and with no warranty. There is no server-side backup, and clearing this browser's site data deletes every workspace it holds.
What people ask before opening a first workspace.
Yes. PhotoCraft and PdfCraft are open source, and Atelier Cloud is free while it is in alpha. There is no account and no trial to expire.
Yes. PhotoCraft opens layered PSD and PSB documents and saves them back, keeping layers, groups and masks. It is a young editor, and its authors describe it as not yet a replacement for daily professional Photoshop work.
No. Both editors run in a browser tab. Atelier Cloud needs a browser with the Origin Private File System and WebAssembly, which current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari have.
Each project is a workspace in this browser's own storage, so it survives a reload. A document leaves the machine only when you upload it to a bucket you configured, and the server that serves this page never receives one.
Yes. PdfCraft reads, searches, rearranges, combines, splits and annotates PDFs, fills in forms, adds a password, and saves the result into the same workspace.
The grid lists every project this browser holds. You can start one from a sample or a file, open it in PhotoCraft or PdfCraft, and save a copy when you are done.