Drop projects from After Effects, Premiere Pro, InDesign, Pro Tools, Procreate, Krita, GIMP, Numbers and Sketch on one window. Get files that open in seven Craft apps, saved right next to the originals.
Photoshop and Illustrator files already open in PhotoCraft and VectorCraft. Craft Bridge handles the project files that don't, for seven Craft apps, and tells you honestly when there's nothing to convert.
Tested on hundreds of public projects and compared with what the original apps themselves produce.
After Effects test projects convert and open in the official EffectCraft.
.aep → EffectCraftPremiere clips land exactly where Premiere itself puts them: timing, trims and speed.
.prproj → FilmCraftInDesign pages render pixel-identical to InDesign's own IDML export.
.indd → DesignCraftPro Tools sessions play back sample-exact in SoundCraft, every MIDI note in place.
.ptx → SoundCraftNumbers formulas, each recalculated by GridCraft to exactly the result Numbers showed.
.numbers → GridCraftKrita, GIMP and Procreate test files render pixel-identical to the painting app's own picture. Anything PhotoCraft can't do yet is listed as a note.
.kra .xcf .procreate → PhotoCraftResults from public test corpora. Anything a Craft app can't do yet (a missing effect, a speed ramp) is listed as a plain-English note on that file. Nothing is silently dropped.
Point it at a project folder and it finds every project it can convert inside, from .aep to .sketch.
No export dialogs. Your original file is never touched, and nothing is ever overwritten.
Project came from another drive or a Windows machine? Media is relinked automatically when it sits beside the project.
Each file gets a short list of anything that didn't carry over, so you know what to check.
Everything runs on your computer. No account, no upload, no cloud.
No subscription. Buy it, keep it, use it on your machines.
A single window. No setup, no sign-in, nothing to configure.
Drag files or folders in, or onto the app icon. Click to browse if you prefer.
Hit Show and open the new file in the matching Craft app.
No. Craft Bridge reads the files directly: no Adobe, Avid, Apple or Sketch software needed. You only need the Craft app you want to open the result in.
Click Open in <App> next to the converted file in Craft Bridge, which starts the Craft app with the file for you. Or open the Craft app first, then use its File > Open (or Open Recent) and choose the converted file. On a Mac, double-clicking a Craft project in Finder, or using Open With, can fail with that message, even for projects the app saved itself (FilmCraft does this today). The converted file is fine.
Anything the Craft app itself can't do yet: some third-party After Effects effects, Premiere clip effects and titles, Pro Tools mixer settings and plug-ins, Numbers charts, and Sketch Smart Layout reflow. Each conversion lists these as notes. Keynote, Pages, PowerPoint and .mogrt files aren't supported.
macOS 11 or later on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit). Your download includes every version.
Never. Craft Bridge only reads them and writes a new file beside each one. Converting twice makes a second copy instead of overwriting.
No. There's no server. Conversion happens entirely on your computer and works without an internet connection.
No. Craft Bridge is an independent tool built on open-source components (credited inside the app). It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
Years of projects shouldn't stay behind when you switch tools. One payment of $12 carries them over.