RAWSnap

Convert Fujifilm RAF to JPG — free, in your browser

Turn Fujifilm RAF files into shareable JPGs with a preset applied, in phone or full size, many at once — no upload.

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What is a Fujifilm RAF file?

RAF ("RAw Fujifilm") is the RAW format from Fujifilm's X-series and GFX cameras. It's a little unusual because most Fujifilm X cameras use an X-Trans color filter array instead of the standard Bayer pattern, so RAF files need a demosaic algorithm tuned for that layout. RAF stores the full sensor data along with the Film Simulation and white-balance settings from the shot — but it still isn't a viewable image until it's developed into a format like JPG.

RAWSnap decodes RAF (including X-Trans sensors) locally in your browser and gives you a natural starting point to adjust and export.

Which Fujifilm cameras create RAF files?

How to convert Fujifilm RAF to JPG

1. Open RAWSnap and choose your RAF file or files. Nothing is uploaded.
2. Pick a preset, or adjust exposure, contrast, white balance and color.
3. Save for phone, save full quality, or download the whole set as a ZIP.

Tips for Fujifilm files

• Chasing that film look? Try the Vintage or Warm Film preset as a starting point, then dial back Saturation slightly for a classic Fujifilm feel.
• X-Trans files are detailed — keep Clarity moderate so fine textures like foliage stay clean rather than crunchy.
• GFX files are very large. Use "Save for phone" for quick sharing and full quality only when you need every pixel.

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