ArtCraft provides seven open‑source creative applications — PhotoCraft, VectorCraft, FilmCraft, LightCraft, PrintCraft, EffectCraft, and DesignCraft — all written in Rust and released under MIT/Apache‑2.0 licenses. Each tool targets a specific creative workflow: PhotoCraft for image editing, VectorCraft for vector illustration, FilmCraft for video, LightCraft for photo library and raw development, PrintCraft for PDF workbench, EffectCraft for motion graphics and VFX, and DesignCraft for page layout and publishing. The project’s principles highlight that the apps are native (no Electron or web views), retain familiar shortcuts and layouts for professionals, operate entirely locally on the user’s files without cloud round‑trips, expose a CLI, JSON control channel, or MCP server for agent‑driven automation, and also compile to WebAssembly to run in a browser tab. Regarding PhotoCraft specifically, the software offers byte‑level compatibility with PSD files — in tests, 134 out of 135 PSD files saved unchanged at the byte level — and supports AI agent control via an MCP server, allowing LLMs to issue commands that manipulate images through the same internal engine used by the GUI. These claims are drawn from the project’s own overview and a Japanese‑language report that details PhotoCraft’s early‑alpha status, GPU‑accelerated rendering, and MCP‑based agent integration.

This image demonstrates VectorCraft's vector illustration workflow, matching the article's description of the app's purpose.

This image shows LightCraft's photo library and raw development features, as described in the article's overview of the app's purpose.

This image illustrates PrintCraft's PDF workbench capabilities, corresponding to the article's description of the app's function.

This image demonstrates DesignCraft's page layout and publishing features, aligning with the article's description of the app's purpose.

This image shows PhotoCraft's image editing capabilities, including PSD compatibility and AI agent control via MCP server, as detailed in the article.

This image illustrates FilmCraft's video editing workflow, matching the article's description of the app's purpose.

This image demonstrates EffectCraft's motion graphics and VFX capabilities, as described in the article's overview of the app's purpose.