True grain structure
Procedural noise modeled on silver-halide patterns and matched to your sensor size — dimensional grain, never a flat overlay.
Analog soul · Digital negatives
Grainhaus rebuilds 41 classic film stocks from scanned negatives — halation, silver structure and all — and lays them over your photos in seconds.
The emulsion engine
Procedural noise modeled on silver-halide patterns and matched to your sensor size — dimensional grain, never a flat overlay.
Portra warmth, Tri-X bite, Ektachrome blues. Every profile is measured from real negatives, not eyeballed in an image editor.
Dial in grain size, push processing, halation glow and vignette with sliders that behave like actual lab chemistry.
Three baths
Browse the library by mood, era or speed — or start from a curated house recipe.
Drag a RAW or JPEG onto the light table. Previews render in under a second.
Save full-resolution files with grain baked in — or reverse every setting later.
Contact sheet
“My digital files finally look like they came off a roll of Portra. Brides keep asking which lab I shoot on.”
“The grain is dimensional, not noisy. It’s the first photo tool my retouchers didn’t quietly uninstall.”
Print rates
$0 / forever
$12 / month
$29 / month
Fix bath
Yes. Grainhaus renders grain at your export resolution, and Compression Guard mode sizes grain and halation so they stay visible after JPEG and video re-encoding.
Never. Every edit is non-destructive and stored as a recipe — your originals stay untouched, and you can peel every effect back at any time.
Yes. All paid plans include a full commercial license covering client work, prints and advertising. The free tier is for personal projects only.
Stock No. 41 — a lost Fuji emulsion rebuilt from three surviving rolls — opens to the waitlist this spring.