A direct download (as opposed to app share) would certainly be more useful. I also note that when sharing files on Android, it seems to export as a .webp file as opposed to the original file format (e.g. .jpg) - even when the original quality toggle is used. I think most would want to download and save the original file, unaltered (as you can on the webapp). This is particularly important when the original contained additional layers such as a Ultra-HDR gainmap (which is stripped out in the .webp).
zeitkapsl
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Dec 20, 2025
This can be done using the share functionality in the app.
Share → Share with other app, than you can either select a file browser or any other app you use for storing your files.
DreasNil
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Dec 20, 2025
I tried but the share app doesn't allow me to use any of my file browser or imaging apps. See the screenshot for all the apps I can share it with.
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Zarkorix
Dec 29, 2025
A direct download (as opposed to app share) would certainly be more useful. I also note that when sharing files on Android, it seems to export as a .webp file as opposed to the original file format (e.g. .jpg) - even when the original quality toggle is used. I think most would want to download and save the original file, unaltered (as you can on the webapp). This is particularly important when the original contained additional layers such as a Ultra-HDR gainmap (which is stripped out in the .webp).
zeitkapsl
Dec 20, 2025
This can be done using the share functionality in the app.
Share → Share with other app, than you can either select a file browser or any other app you use for storing your files.
DreasNil
Dec 20, 2025
I tried but the share app doesn't allow me to use any of my file browser or imaging apps. See the screenshot for all the apps I can share it with.