LiveGrab now supports iPhone Duo. Important fix: HDR photos exported since version 2.1.0 (gain map HDR, including frame grabs and Live Photo covers) could show severely blown-out highlights in Photos thumbnails, on Mac, and anywhere HDR can't be fully displayed. We strongly recommend that everyone update. Photos you already exported aren't fixed automatically; re-export them if needed.

Fixed an issue where, with "Enable File Import" turned on in Settings, tapping the Files button on a home card could open the photo picker instead of the file picker.

1. Fixed an issue that could cause a crash when exporting HDR photos on iOS 26.0.x. 2. Fixed a crash that could occur when syncing LUTs via iCloud. 3. Improved watermark styles.

New Features 1. Batch extract videos from Live Photos: Batch conversion now works both ways. Select several Live Photos and extract all their videos in one go. 2. Save to Album: Choose where exports are saved in Settings: Library Only, Source Album, or LiveGrab Album. Library Only is the default, so nothing is added to an album unless you choose to. 3. More precise trimming: Drag a Live Photo trim handle slowly and it becomes less sensitive for fine adjustments. A slight shake as you lift your finger no longer moves the selection. Improvements and Fixes 1. The video inside a Live Photo now keeps the frame rate of the source video for smoother, more natural motion. 2. Fixed an issue where the cover of an HDR Live Photo exported in HDR Gain Map format looked too dark. 3. Fixed an issue that could cause the brightness of an HDR Live Photo to flicker during playback. 4. Exported frames and Live Photos now get unique file names, so they no longer share the same name in your library.

Bug Fixes Fixed an issue that could cause GIF export to fail for some HDR videos.

New Features 1. Redesigned media picker: Browse videos and Live Photos by type more easily. Reopen the picker to return to your previous browsing position, with your last selection marked. 2. Switch freely between frame capture and Live Photo creation without returning to the home screen or selecting your video again. 3. More watermark styles to add a personal touch to your captured frames. 4. A new Support the Developer page lets you buy the developer a coffee to support future development. Improvements 1. Added an option to keep the original video's location information, enabled by default. Turn it off to save photos without location information.

Fixed an issue where the Settings page could get stuck on iOS 17.

- New LUT Color Presets: Built-in cinematic color grading presets with category browsing, real-time preview, and intensity adjustment — one-tap color grading for your frames and Live Photos - Import custom LUT files - Customize frame card appearance with personalized backgrounds - New video clip export feature - Customizable frame browsing interval - HDR preview now matches export output - Smoother timeline scrubbing and multiple frame browsing stability fixes

Added selectable maximum Live Photo trim durations: 1s, 1.5s, 2s, 3s, 3.9s, or Unlimited.

Batch Video to Live Photo now supports importing multiple videos from the Files app or external storage. Improved the Restore Purchases flow with clear messages when purchases are restored or no purchases are found. Fixed a crash that could occur when exporting Live Photos and improved conversion stability.

Improved Live Photo clip preview: you can now pause preview playback, and the preview returns to the key photo when it finishes. Fixed an issue where Live Photo preview could get stuck after dragging the key photo.

Fixed an issue where exported photos in Limited mode could have a creation date that did not match the original video.

- You can now share videos from the Photos app directly to LiveGrab and start grabbing frames or making Live Photos right away. - Note: iOS shares videos as SDR by default. To preserve HDR, tap “Options” at the top of the Share Sheet and set Format to “Current” before sharing.

- Redesigned the home screen card style for a cleaner look. - Added a “Choose from Files” option in Settings. When enabled, home screen cards show a file import button so you can select videos from the Files app or an external USB drive.

Fixed an issue where exported photos could lose GPS information when Photos access was set to Limited Access.

Fixed an issue where HDR photos could not be exported when Photos access was set to Limited Access.

Live Photos now support custom cover images. When your custom image has a different aspect ratio from the source video, CapLive automatically adds black padding so the cover matches the video's aspect ratio.

Fixed an issue where selecting videos or Live Photos could cause the app to crash.

• Added a low-quality GIF export option • Fixed an issue where exported HDR photos appeared bluish when sent in iMessage

Fixed a minor UI issue.

Fixed a minor UI issue.

Improved video frame scrubber

• You can now set the cover image of a Live Photo directly within the app. • Video frame extraction and Live Photo cover images now support saving HDR photos. • The “Frame View” mode in video frame extraction now supports a larger window range. • In “Frame View” mode, high-resolution images are automatically loaded when zooming in. • When the “Add Timestamp” option is enabled in the video frame extraction interface, a timestamp preview will be displayed on the screenshot.

Support zooming of video and frame

• Exporting Live Photos now supports adjusting video playback speed • Added export quality settings, allowing you to choose the quality of video snapshots and Live Photo cover images (default: Medium Quality) • Fixed an issue where colors appeared washed out when converting HDR videos to GIFs