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Tap Choose a photo and select an image from Photos. Toned starts with an existing photograph. If the photo is stored in iCloud and will not load, open it in Photos while connected to the internet, let the original download, and then choose it again in Toned.

Start in Film and try a stock on your photograph. Move to Develop for Push and pull and the process controls, then use Print for paper and Print exposure. Scene, negative, and print views let you inspect different stages of the same picture.

Open Export and choose the result you want. Print and Negative are JPEGs; Film strip and Contact sheet are PNGs. Clip makes a seven-second MP4 of the scene-to-negative-to-print sequence. The export rows save to Photos, while Share opens the system sharing options for the selected output. Availability depends on the current frame and any Plus features used.

Free exports carry a small Toned mark and a limit of 3000 pixels on the long edge. Plus removes that mark and the free size cap. Some stocks, papers, toners, formats, print sizes, and advanced controls also require Plus for export; the app identifies the selection that needs it.

Open Settings or the Toned Plus screen and tap Restore Purchases. Use the Apple Account that bought Toned Plus and check your connection if restoration does not complete. Toned Plus is a one-time purchase for Toned; Pressed and InkWaltz purchases are separate.

Allow Toned to add photos in system Settings, return to the export sheet, and try again. For a rendering or temporary-file error, use Retry. You can use Share to send the selected output to another available destination.

It proofs your current photograph across the film-stock collection on one sheet. Use it to compare how different stocks treat the same subject and decide which direction to explore next.