Need help with AfterShot Pro Plugins?

AfterShot Pro's plugins work directly inside the AfterShot Pro product and operate exactly like built-in image adjustment tools. You can copy & paste plugin settings, use plugins in Presets, and even use plugins with AfterShot Pro's selective editing tools.

Installing Plugins: AfterShot Pro 3 (Windows and Mac)

Windows and Mac users of AfterShot Pro 3 and higher can now access plugins directly within the software, under the 'Get More' tab. Once you've installed, restart AfterShot to implement your changes.

Installing Plugins: (AfterShot Pro 3 for Linux; AfterShot Pro 2.4 and earlier, all Operating Systems)

  1. Linux users and users of AfterShot Pro 2.4 and earlier, can download a plugin file (with .afzplug file extension) from AfterShotPro.com/plugins
  2. When the download is complete, do one of the following:
    1. Double-click the plugin file to launch AfterShot Pro and install the plugin
    2. Launch AfterShot Pro, then select File -> Install Plugin, and select the plugin file you downloaded
    3. Launch AfterShot Pro and drag the plugin file into AfterShot Pro
  3. You'll be presented with a message like this one:
  4. Click "Install" and AfterShot Pro will install the plugin. You need to restart AfterShot Pro for the plugin to be active:
  5. Click "Restart Now" to automatically restart AfterShot Pro. You can find the newly installed plugin on the 'Plugins' tool tab, as shown to the right.

Updating Plugins

Updating plugins is the same as installing a plugin for the first time: just download the updated plugin file, and install it using the steps above.

Removing a Plugin

To remove a plugin from AfterShot Pro, all you need to do is to remove the plugin folder that contains the plugin from your AfterShot User Folder. The User Folder location can be found on the main application Preferences page (File -> Preferences on Windows and Linux, AfterShot Pro -> Preferences on Macs).

Plug-in Tool Panel