RAW to JPG Converter turns camera RAW files — DNG, CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF and more — into full‑resolution JPGs on Android. It reads each file first and tells you exactly what is inside, so you never get a grey rectangle where a photo should be.
Convert and view without limits · First photo saves free · Nothing uploaded · No account.
Cameras and phones write RAW differently. Real cameras embed a finished full-size picture inside the file; phones store only sensor data. The app handles both.
Four steps, and the second one is the difference from every other converter.
From your phone, an SD card or a card reader, through the normal Android picker.
Every file is read and sorted: full size, developed here, thumbnail only, or not a RAW file — with the reason.
Seconds per file, full resolution, with the date, camera and orientation kept in the JPG.
To your gallery, or straight into a chat or post.
Two routes, and the app always tells you which one it took.
No upload, no server, no account. Conversion works in flight mode. The only things the app ever sends are anonymous crash reports and usage counts — never a file name, never a pixel. Read the privacy policy.
Read, sort, convert and view any number of files. Your first photo saves to the gallery free — the real full-resolution file, so you can check the result on your own camera first.
Saves every photo you ever convert and removes the ads. One payment, no subscription. Or watch a short ad to save one more file.
Where the camera stored a finished picture inside the RAW, the app uses that exact picture — identical colours. For phone DNG files there is no finished picture, so the app develops the sensor data using the file's own colour calibration; the phone's camera app applies extra tuning on top of that, which is why they can differ a little.
No. Reading, converting, viewing and saving all work offline.
That format's sensor data is not decoded yet. Email the camera model to support@nasrtech.dev — formats are added by request, and the app will say so honestly until then.
Never. Originals are only read. Converted JPGs are written to Pictures / RAW to JPG when you tap Save.
