The Fujifilm recipe community

Every recipe,
straight from the photo.

Focal Click reads film simulation recipes from the EXIF of real photos — no transcribing settings from blog posts. Find a look you love, see every shot made with it, and save it under the name the community votes for.

Or browse the recipes without an account.

How it works

Your camera already wrote the recipe down.

Upload your shots

RAW + JPEG, backed up and organized. The full recipe — film simulation, tones, grain, white balance shift — is read straight from each file's EXIF.

Share the look

Post a photo and it carries its recipe with it. Anyone can open the recipe, see every photo shot with it, and save it to their own library.

Name it together

Every save is a vote for the recipe's name — the community decides what it's called. And whoever uploaded it first is credited on the recipe, forever.

Credit where it's due

“First shared here by you.”

Bring a look to the community and the credit sticks. The first person to share a photo with a recipe is credited on its page — and recipes found elsewhere can credit their original creator with a source link.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How do you know my recipe?

Fujifilm cameras write every processing setting — film simulation, tones, grain, white balance shift — into each photo's EXIF. We read it automatically when you upload. You never type a recipe in.

Who decides what a recipe is called?

Everyone who saves it. Each save carries a name, and the name most photographers choose becomes the community name. Runner-up names stay visible on the recipe's page.

What does “first shared here by” mean?

The first person to share a photo made with a recipe on Focal Click is credited on its page, permanently. It credits bringing the look to the community — recipes created elsewhere can also carry a source link to their original creator.

What's the difference between saving and following a recipe?

Saving adds it to your library and counts as your vote for its name. Following subscribes you — new public photos shot with it appear in your Following feed.

Is my library public?

No. Everything you upload is private by default, including RAW backups. Only photos you explicitly share appear on your profile and in Explore. Recipes can also be saved privately.

Is there a storage limit?

Free accounts include 10 GB of private storage. Only private photos count toward it — anything you share with the community is free and doesn't touch your allowance. RAW backups do count while a photo stays private.

What happens when I run out of space?

Uploads pause until you free some up. Because shared photos don't count, you can share a few to the community — or delete what you don't need — and keep going. Nothing you've already uploaded is removed.

Which cameras work?

Any Fujifilm X or GFX body that writes film simulation data — JPEGs carry the full recipe, and RAF files are backed up alongside them.

Be there when it opens.

We're letting photographers in gradually. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your spot is ready.