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Infinite Nodra · Mac app
Your Looks. Infinitely Editable.
A node-based photo editor for the Mac. Build a look once, change any step at any time, run it on a whole shoot – and take it straight into Photoshop.
- Requires a Mac with Apple silicon
- macOS 26 or later
- License for 2 computers
Nodra runs on Macs with Apple silicon – not on Windows and not on Intel Macs.
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One Look. The Whole Shoot.
You spend an afternoon perfecting a look in Photoshop. You record an action – and the next shoot needs it a little different. Six months later the client asks for the same look again, and you’re trying to remember what you actually did.
Nodra is built around one idea: an edit should be a recipe you can open, change and run again. In Nodra we call that recipe a patch.
10-minute introduction
See Infinite Nodra in Action
Infinite Nodra is a Mac app built around a simple idea: an edit shouldn’t be a stack of things you did once. It should be a recipe you can open, change and run again whenever you want.
Then learn it step by step: the 15-part Infinite Nodra Academy takes you from your first patch to a finished delivery – the basics and your first look, masks and AI, and reuse and delivery. Each part is around a minute and a half.
Plays via YouTube (Google) – nothing loads before your click. Watch on YouTube : Infinite Nodra – Photo editing as a recipe you can open, change and run again
1Your first patch
What a node is, how a cable carries the image from one node to the next, and how to export with one click.
2Crop that finds the face
A Smart Crop node finds the face by itself and builds the crop around it. The AI nodes run locally.
3A basic grade
Exposure, White Balance, Contrast and Vibrance – and why nothing is baked in: change any step at any time.
Small Blocks Instead of Layers
A patch is made of small building blocks called nodes. Each node does one job: find the hair, bend a curve, add grain, save a file. Cables connect them, and the picture flows from left to right.
There are almost three hundred nodes, each with a manual page and an example patch you can open and try right away on your own pictures.
The Patch Lives in the Image
Nothing is baked in. On export, Nodra can save the whole patch inside the image – with TIFF, even the untouched original. No sidecar file to lose. Drag the file back into Nodra and every node and slider returns.
Grain and noise use a seed that’s saved with the patch, so the same patch on the same photo gives you the exact same picture next year, on a different Mac.
Skin and Color for Real Retouching
We’re retouchers ourselves, so skin and color got a lot of our attention.
Skin Retouch heals blemishes, handles freckles separately, smooths or brings out pores, evens out the skin like a fine dodge and burn, and takes down shine. The sliders work in both directions, and the middle leaves the photo untouched. At its core isn’t an AI model guessing at the face – it’s a healing brush that picks up the color and brightness of the surrounding skin.
Face Parts gives you clean masks for skin, brows, eyes, lips, nose, hair, ears and neck.
Nodra’s color tools can work in OKLab, which follows how your eye sees. Shift a color without dragging brightness or skin tones along – deepen a sky and leave the skin alone.
Drag the line or use the arrow keys to compare.
AI That Runs on Your Mac
Nothing gets uploaded, you don’t need an account, and nobody charges you per image.
Select people, subjects, fine hair, faces, animals or sky – or just click an object. Remove things, fix noise, colorize or upscale. From a single photo, Nodra estimates depth – for lens blur, or haze in the distance. The AI nodes also tell you how sharp a shot is, so a patch can pick out the best frame of a series.
Film Looks and LUTs
Film looks, grain, halation, printer lights. Load the LUTs you already have, tone them down or split them into curves. Save your own look as a .cube LUT for Photoshop or DaVinci Resolve, or as a profile for Lightroom and Camera Raw.
Scopes are built in: waveform, vectorscope with a skin tone line, and a 3D view of your colors.
Your Own Photoshop Panel – and a Free Player
Most photographers we know basically live in Photoshop. We’re not trying to change that – Nodra brings your patches into it. Pick the few controls that matter – sliders, color wheels, curves, an eyedropper – and click “Export as Plugin”. The plugin works without Nodra on that computer, so a colleague gets your look with exactly your controls.
Just passing a look on? The free Infinite Nodra Player for Photoshop opens your patch with your controls.
Whole Shoots, One Patch
Point a patch at a hot folder, and every picture you drop in is processed and saved. One patch can write a TIFF for print, a JPEG for the web and a square version for social media at once, named after the original, with your copyright in the metadata.
Made with Infinite Nodra
Example Looks
Each look is a normal Nodra patch: every node and slider stays open, so you can change it for your own photos.
Cinema Print
A cinema print chain in one Sub-Patch node: printer lights, dye crosstalk, a filmic curve, halation and a gentle vignette.
Classic B&W
True black and white with the response of panchromatic film and a simulated lens filter.
Harmony Tint
Color Harmony finds the complementary partner of a color; a Gradient Map puts the pair into shadows and highlights.
Subject Pop
Person Mask separates people from the backdrop on your Mac: a calmer, darker background and a little more light on the person.
Gentle Skin
Frequency separation: only the color layer is smoothed, so pores and fine texture survive.
Pushed B&W
Pushed black-and-white film: hard contrast, deep blacks and coarse, visible grain that stays in the highlights.
Warm Film
A warm base grade with a matte curve, teal shadows, warm highlights and fine film grain.
Key Features
32-Bit Floating Point
Soft gradients in skies and skin stay soft; you’ll hardly ever see banding.
Wide-Gamut Colors Kept
Adobe RGB, Display P3 and ProPhoto colors aren’t clipped on import.
Your Own Building Blocks
Package nodes as one reusable block.
Works with AI Assistants
A built-in MCP server lets assistants like Claude build patches with you. What you type, and any previews the assistant looks at, go to the assistant’s provider. Nodra’s own AI nodes never leave your Mac.
Requirements & License
| Computer | Mac with Apple silicon, macOS 26 or later |
|---|---|
| Photoshop | Not needed for Nodra itself. Exported panels and the free Player need Photoshop 2023 (24.2) or later on Mac – they do not run in Photoshop on Windows. |
| Internet | To activate your license and to confirm it every 10 days |
| License | Personal license for 2 computers |
| Price |
FAQ
Which Mac do I need?
A Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 26 or later. Nodra does not run on Windows or on Macs with Intel processors.
Do I need Photoshop?
No. Nodra is a standalone Mac app. Photoshop 2023 (24.2) or later is only needed for the panels you export and for the free Infinite Nodra Player.
Do exported panels work in Photoshop on Windows?
No. Exported panels and the free Player run in Photoshop on Mac only.
Are my photos uploaded for the AI features?
No. The AI nodes run on your Mac: nothing gets uploaded, you don’t need an account, and nobody charges you per image. Only if you work with an AI assistant through the built-in MCP server, what you type and the previews the assistant looks at go to the assistant’s provider.
On how many computers can I use Nodra?
The personal license covers 2 computers. Nodra needs an internet connection to activate the license and to confirm it every 10 days.
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Infinite Nodra · License for 2 computers