macOS
Apple silicon
For M1, M2, M3, M4, and later Apple chips.
Download DMGFree, open source, and entirely local
Aesthetician turns modern video and audio into VHS, three-strip Technicolor, news film, dying broadcast signals, early web video, damaged tape, and hundreds of other historically grounded looks.
Download the desktop app with Python, FFmpeg, effects, and presets already bundled. No checkout, build tools, account, upload, or cloud render required.
Need an Intel Mac build? All downloads are below.
Latest release
These links always point to the newest stable release. Every build is assembled and smoke-tested on its own operating system before GitHub publishes it.
macOS
For M1, M2, M3, M4, and later Apple chips.
Download DMGmacOS
For Macs with an Intel processor.
Download DMGWindows
For Windows 10 or 11, including Windows on ARM through emulation.
Download installerThe downloads are currently unsigned. On macOS, Control-click the app and choose Open. On Windows, choose More info, then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt. Later updates install from inside Aesthetician.
Not a filter pack
Each treatment models the artifacts of the physical or electronic process that made the original image and sound.
Film grain, halation, gate weave, composite subcarriers, tape tracking, print screens, speaker response, and codec damage behave like their historical sources.
Browse by family or era, compare against the original, tune every parameter, save custom looks, and export several jobs at once.
Processing runs entirely on your computer. There is no account, upload, telemetry, subscription, or remote rendering service.
Open source
Aesthetician is MIT licensed, with a documented CLI and declarative preset system for repeatable or batch work.