Beach
Bright sun, skin tones, blue water
Android-first · Built for Fujifilm shooters
Film Recipes ready for the shoot ahead.
Sync one complete film simulation recipe—or a seven-recipe Collection—to C1–C7 without hundreds of tiny camera-menu clicks.
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≈15settings in one film recipe
7custom slots from C1 to C7
100sof tiny clicks when entered manually
1USB-C connection with FujiMuse
The real difference
Spend the moment shooting. Not rebuilding camera menus.
A single film simulation recipe can involve about 15 separate settings. Replacing every recipe in C1–C7 can mean potentially hundreds of clicks through a tiny on-camera menu. FujiMuse turns that repetitive job into a near-instant batch sync by comparison.
Film Recipe Collections
Seven custom slots. Ready for the shoot ahead.
Save seven complete Film Recipes as one Collection. When the plan changes, connect over USB-C and sync a new C1–C7 bank together.
One Collection Seven complete Film Recipes
Skiing
Clean snow, bold color, fast action
Night
Neon, deep shadows, mixed light
Concerts
Stage color, contrast, atmosphere
Food
Warm light, texture, natural color
Portraits
Skin-first color and softer contrast
Summer day
A complete everyday C1–C7 bank
Summer Day7 recipes
C1Soft Portrait
C2Bright Coast
C3True Color
C4Warm Street
C5Green Shade
C6Golden Hour
C7Deep Blue
FUJIFILM
Custom bankC1—C7Synced
Choose. Connect. Sync.
Your complete recipe bank, changed as one.
- 1Choose a Collection
Pick seven film recipes for where you are going or what you are photographing.
- 2Connect over USB-C
FujiMuse identifies the supported camera and prepares the values it can write.
- 3Sync 7 to Camera
Send the full Collection to C1–C7 in one batch, ready to select while shooting.
Photographs first
Find a look by seeing what it can do.
Film recipes make more sense through finished photographs than through a wall of settings. FujiMuse starts with the image, then gives you the recipe, camera notes, and a direct path to save it.
14 new frames this visit · all 260 in rotation
The full founder archive
Every photograph belongs to one visual Collection.
Action, portraits, black and white, wildlife, landscapes, coast, night, and travel—280 Lightroom exports reviewed, with duplicate and technically weak files removed from display.
Explore all Film Recipe Collections
Beyond camera sync
From inspiration to a film recipe you will actually use.
Every feature supports the same path: find the look, understand it, organize it, and get it onto your camera.
01
Discover through photographs
Browse images first, flip one over to reveal its film simulation recipe, then save it or send it to a Collection.
02
Preview before you commit
Apply an approximate recipe direction to your own photo, see before and after, and compare up to three looks side by side.
03
Import what you already saved
Paste recipe text or import a screenshot. On-device recognition extracts the settings and flags uncertain values for review.
04
Ask for a camera-aware starting point
Describe the light, subject, or mood. FujiMuse AI can suggest a recipe that respects the controls available on your camera.
05
Build a Library you can actually search
Favorite, edit, duplicate, share, compare, and filter by simulation, grain, lighting, subject, rating, or camera.
06
Turn recipes into useful Collections
Group seven recipes for the place you are going, then sync the entire Collection directly to C1–C7.
Classic Chrome directionPreview on your own photograph
Your personal Library
Stop losing great recipes in screenshots and browser tabs.
Bring scattered recipes into one searchable place, shape them into Collections, and keep the next shoot close at hand.
Search film recipes24 saved
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Compatibility without vague promises
Verified on X100VI. Expanding camera by camera.
Direct wired film-recipe writing is hardware-verified on the Fujifilm X100VI. X100V support is in testing, with wider X-series support expanding carefully.
- USB-C recipe writing
- Single-recipe and C1–C7 Collection sync
- Broader profiles for discovery, preview, and organization
Straight answers
Before you connect your camera.
What exactly gets sent to the camera?+
A complete film simulation recipe: film simulation, white balance, dynamic range, grain, highlights, shadows, color, clarity, and the other supported values. Send one recipe to a chosen custom slot or sync seven recipes to C1–C7.
Why sync a seven-recipe Collection?+
A Collection gives you a complete bank for one situation. Build one for the beach, skiing, night, concerts, food, portraits, or a summer day, then change all seven custom slots together instead of rebuilding each one in the camera menus.
Which Fujifilm cameras can write recipes today?+
Direct USB-C writing is hardware-verified on the X100VI. X100V support is in testing, with broader X-series support expanding carefully. Discovery, organization, preview, and import support a wider range of camera profiles.
Is syncing wireless?+
Not today. Recipe writing uses a wired USB-C connection for a direct, dependable path to the camera.
Android beta
Make your next seven film recipes ready before the shoot starts.
Join for the closed-testing invitation and Google Play launch notice.
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