Infltr
Infltr is a photo and video editing app for Mac that lets you apply filters, adjust images, and create stylized edits for different media types.
What is Infltr?
Infltr is a photo and video editing app for Mac focused on creative filters and quick visual adjustments. It helps users enhance photos, videos, GIFs, Live Photos, and collages with a large range of editable looks and finishing tools. The app is designed for people who want a simple editor for social posts as well as users who enjoy experimenting with more customized visual styles. Common tasks include applying filters, tweaking color and tone, adding frames or stickers, and combining images into collages. Infltr is distributed by Yooshr Ltd and is also available on other Apple platforms, which can make it useful for users who edit across devices. On Mac, it fits best as a lightweight creative editor for casual photo and short-form media work.
Key features
- Apply a wide range of filter effects to photos and videos
- Edit Live Photos, GIFs, and still images in one app
- Create collages from multiple images
- Adjust visual style with custom filter recipes and layered edits
- Add frames, borders, shadows, and pattern-based canvas effects
- Use stickers and decorative elements in creative edits
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Infltr is a legitimate creative editing app for Apple devices. Access to your photo library is normal for its purpose, and exporting or sharing edited media is expected behavior for this kind of tool. As with many free editing apps, some features are tied to in-app purchases or subscriptions, and the App Store listing says the developer may collect usage, diagnostic, and tracking-related data. If you use it, review the privacy choices available on your device and share only the media you intend to edit or publish.
Recommendation: Keep Infltr if you use it for photo or video editing on your Mac. If you no longer use it, removing it is usually low risk and only affects your ability to open the app, its saved settings, and any app-specific editing assets.
Common paths
/Applications/Infltr.app
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