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AKVIS HDRFactory
What it is
AKVIS HDRFactory is HDR software for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It supports both listed HDR merge modes, multiple tone mapping controls, RAW files, and batch processing. Finished images can be saved as TIFF, BMP, JPEG, WEBP, or PNG. The software is offered as a paid product with a 10-day trial and no free plan. Home Plugin and Home Standalone each cost $69, paid once, with a lifetime license for two computers and non-commercial use. Home Deluxe costs $99, paid once with the same listed computer coverage and use restriction. The Business edition costs $154, paid once, also covering two computers under a lifetime license, with commercial use allowed. These editions provide different formats or usage permissions while retaining the stated lifetime term. AKVIS was founded in 2004. Buyers can select an edition based on whether they need a plugin or standalone format, additional home features, or commercial rights.
For and against
For
- Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Handles RAW files and batch processing
- Offers multiple tone mapping controls
- Exports TIFF, BMP, JPEG, WEBP, and PNG
- Provides lifetime licenses for two computers
Against
- No free plan
- 10-day trial is the only trial listed
- Home editions restrict use to non-commercial work
- Business edition costs $154, paid once
The verdict
AKVIS HDRFactory provides HDR merging, tone controls, RAW support, batch processing, and several output formats across three desktop platforms. Its one-time editions mainly differ by format, features, and commercial-use permissions.
Who it suits
It suits photographers and image editors working with HDR merges, tone mapping, RAW files, or batch processing on Windows, macOS, or Linux. Commercial users need the Business edition.
Plans and prices
Home Plugin
2 computers · Non-commercial use
Read 20 Sep 2026 · akvis.com
Home Standalone
2 computers · Non-commercial use
Read 20 Sep 2026 · akvis.com
Home Deluxe
2 computers · Non-commercial use
Read 20 Sep 2026 · akvis.com
Business
2 computers · Commercial use allowed
Read 20 Sep 2026 · akvis.com