Blank RAF icons in Finder annoyed me, so I made a QuickLook + recipe viewer for Mac
Hey all, Fuji shooter, developer and a Mac user here!
Two things always bugged me on macOS: RAF files show up as blank icons in Finder, and there's no quick way to see which recipe I used on a shot.
So I built a small menu bar app that fixes both:
- Finder thumbnails + spacebar previews for RAF files (macOS 13–15; Tahoe already does this natively)
- Recipe viewer: drop a RAF or JPEG on the menu bar icon and see the full recipe: film simulation, dynamic range, WB shift, highlight/shadow tone, grain, etc. Works on every macOS version, including Tahoe
- Export a recipe card as PNG (with or without your photo), handy for sharing recipes here
- Full EXIF viewer and batch JPEG extraction
How it works: every RAF file has a full-size JPEG embedded in it, the one your camera rendered with the recipe applied. The app pulls that JPEG straight out of the RAF for the thumbnails and previews, and reads the recipe and EXIF from it too. No RAW decoding involved, which is why it's fast.
It's on the Mac App Store as a one-time purchase (no subscription, no accounts, no data collection): https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761335653
Happy to answer questions, and if there's a feature you're missing, tell me!