For iPhone · iPad · Mac
FujiKit reads the seven custom slots on your Fujifilm camera, keeps every film simulation recipe in one library, and syncs them back over a USB cable. You get your favourite looks on the camera in seconds - no menu diving, no typos.
Free. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads.
Requires iOS 26, iPadOS 26 or macOS 26 or later. Slot sync tested on the X-T5 and X100VI.
Read or write all seven slots in one action.
Back up what is on your camera before you change it.
Recover the settings of any Fujifilm JPEG.
iPhone, iPad and Mac, synced through your iCloud.
Features
What FujiKit does - and what you get from each part.
Connect your camera and FujiKit reads C1 to C7 - film simulation, white balance and shift, dynamic range, grain, colour chrome, highlight and shadow tone, colour, sharpness, clarity and noise reduction - in one go.
You getA complete backup of every recipe on your camera in seconds, instead of copying settings off the Q menu by hand.
Pick the recipes you want and the order they go in. The first takes C1, the next C2, and FujiKit shows the progress of every recipe separately, so you know exactly which slot was written.
You getNew looks on your camera without dialling in dozens of values through the menus - and without a typo in one of them.
Group recipes into packs - travel, street, portraits, black and white - and put an entire pack on the camera in one action.
You getSeven slots set up for the day ahead in one tap instead of seven separate syncs.
Fujifilm cameras record the settings of every shot inside the JPEG. Add a photo from your library, Files, or by drag and drop on Mac, and FujiKit shows the recipe it was shot with.
You getFound a frame you love from last summer? Get its exact recipe back, save it, and put it on the camera. No cable needed for this part.
Set the camera to USB CARD READER, connect it, and see the photos on the card with each recipe already read - before anything is copied.
You getPick the shots with the look you want at a glance, and pull just those onto your device.
Open .FP1 profiles made in FUJIFILM X RAW STUDIO, or export any recipe as .FP1 to apply to your RAW files on the desktop. A FujiKit .json export keeps every field, including your notes.
You getThe same recipe in camera and in your RAW workflow, and a portable backup you can share with another FujiKit user.
Recipes and packs sync through your own private iCloud account. Read the camera on your Mac, tweak a recipe on your iPad, and sync it from your iPhone in the field.
You getOne library everywhere, with no account to create and nothing stored on anyone else’s server.
Every setting is explained in the camera’s own terms, with the ranges the camera accepts - including the non-obvious parts, like DR200 and DR400 needing a minimum ISO or the camera silently stays at DR100.
A native sidebar on Mac, a full-width layout on iPad and a one-handed layout on iPhone. Light and dark appearance, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver throughout.
No account, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Your camera talks to your device over a cable, and your library lives in your iCloud.
How it works
In NETWORK/USB SETTING → CONNECTION MODE, choose USB RAW CONV./BACKUP RESTORE.
Connect the camera to your iPhone, iPad or Mac with a USB cable and switch it on.
Read C1–C7 into your library, change what you like, then send recipes or a whole pack back to the camera.
Cameras
Slot reading and syncing were measured property by property on real cameras. FujiKit checks the camera before it writes anything, and refuses if it is not one it knows.
Read & sync slots
Read & sync slots
Any Fujifilm camera
Recipes from photos, browsing the card, the library and editor, packs, and .FP1 / .json import and export.
Questions
Nothing. FujiKit is free - no subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads and no account. One download works on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Reading and writing the seven custom slots is tested on the FUJIFILM X-T5 (firmware 4.00 or later) and X100VI (firmware 1.32 or later). Everything else - reading the recipe from any Fujifilm photo, browsing the card, the library, packs, and .FP1 import and export - works with any Fujifilm body.
Fujifilm’s recipe settings are stored under numeric codes that are not portable between bodies: the same number can mean a different setting on a different camera. FujiKit checks the profile schema your camera reports before it writes anything, and refuses if it does not recognise it. It never guesses with your camera.
Over a USB cable. On the camera, set CONNECTION MODE to USB RAW CONV./BACKUP RESTORE, then plug it into your iPhone, iPad or Mac. That’s it - no other app needed.
USB CARD READER. To browse the photos on the memory card and read the recipe from each JPEG, set NETWORK/USB SETTING → CONNECTION MODE to USB CARD READER. Reading and syncing the seven custom slots needs USB RAW CONV./BACKUP RESTORE instead, which does not give access to the card - so switch the mode on the camera when you move between the two. Photos already on your iPhone, iPad or Mac need no camera at all.
Yes: syncing a recipe replaces whatever is in that slot. Read your camera into FujiKit first - it takes a few seconds - and your current slots are safely in your library.
No. Photos you add stay on that device, in the app’s own storage, and are never synced or uploaded. Only recipes and packs sync, and only through your own iCloud account.
No. FujiKit is an independent app made by a photographer. It is not made by, endorsed by, or affiliated with FUJIFILM Corporation.
More answers and troubleshooting on the support page.
Free for iPhone, iPad and Mac. No subscription, no in-app purchases.
