RAF is Fujifilm's RAW format — X-Trans sensor data, film simulation profiles, and 14-bit depth. Convert RAF files to JPG, PNG, TIFF, or WebP without booting Capture One or Lightroom. Browser-local, license-free.
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Drop one or more Fujifilm .raf files. Compatible with X-Trans I/II/III/IV/V sensors (X-T, X-Pro, X-H, X100 series) and Bayer-pattern Fuji RAW from GFX medium-format bodies.
X-Trans demosaic uses an X-Trans-aware algorithm to avoid the maze artifacts standard Bayer demosaicing produces on Fuji sensors. White balance and exposure pulled from the embedded shoot metadata.
Pick TIFF for full quality and 16-bit depth, JPG for shareable size, PNG for lossless 8-bit, WebP for modern web. Filename keeps the original RAF basename.
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RAF differs from Canon CR3, Nikon NEF, and Sony ARW in two ways: X-Trans sensor pattern (non-Bayer hexagonal layout) and embedded film simulation profiles. Standard RAW converters often produce maze artifacts on RAF — proper conversion needs X-Trans-aware demosaicing.
RAF Converter capabilities
avoids maze and worm artifacts on Fuji sensors
full sensor depth survives to TIFF output
Provia, Velvia, Astia, Classic Chrome metadata kept
RAF files never upload to any cloud
X-Trans handling, film simulation, and Fujifilm-specific quirks.
Yes. X-Trans uses a 6×6 hexagonal color filter pattern that confuses standard Bayer demosaicing. The converter applies an X-Trans-aware algorithm matching what Capture One and Adobe ACR (with X-Trans support) produce — sharp output without the maze artifacts.
Film simulation tags carry over in EXIF metadata, but the conversion uses the camera's embedded JPEG render as a base. For full film simulation rendering use Fujifilm's X RAW Studio or Capture One — those apply Fuji's exact film simulation lookup.
X-T1 through X-T5, X-Pro 1/2/3, X-H1/H2/H2S, X100 series, X-S series, X-E series, and GFX medium format (50/100/100S/100 II). Older X-A and X-T100 entry models also save .raf — all supported.
TIFF (16-bit) for the full RAF dynamic range — best for further editing in Photoshop. JPG quality 95 for shareable proofs. WebP for portfolio websites prioritizing load speed. PNG for lossless intermediate work where TIFF isn't supported.
Yes. ISO, aperture, shutter, focal length, lens model, white balance, and Fujifilm-specific tags (film simulation, dynamic range setting, grain effect) all preserve in JPG and TIFF EXIF. PNG drops most EXIF since PNG metadata support varies by viewer.
Yes. Demosaic and develop run in your browser tab via WebAssembly. RAF files often hold unreleased shoot work — they never upload, never cache server-side, never get logged. Close the tab and nothing persists.