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Change Photographic Styles on Mac

For photos you captured on iPhone 16 or later, you can add or change a Photographic Style to adjust the image’s tone and color.

Note: You must have a Mac with Apple silicon to change the Photographic Style in the Photos app on Mac.

Open Photos for me

  1. Go to the Photos app on your Mac.

  2. Double-click a photo, then click Edit in the toolbar.

  3. Make sure Styles is selected in the toolbar above the photo, then make adjustments.

You can set a default style so that it’s used automatically when you take a photo in Camera on iPhone 16 or later. See Use Photographic Styles with your iPhone camera in the iPhone User Guide.

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