Fuji Flavours

The library · 107 recipes

Fujifilm Film Simulation Recipes

A curated, real-world-tested library — each a complete set of in-camera JPEG settings. Copy one into a custom slot and shoot a finished film look straight out of camera, no editing.

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Three hanging light fixtures in a green-lit room with framed photographs on the walls.
Velvia · X-Trans IV

Beware My Velvia

Intense contrast and deep hues make landscapes captivating. Suited for vibrant outdoor scenes.

A rustic scene featuring woven baskets and hanging light fixtures against a textured wall.
Classic Chrome

Bright Kodak

Strong grain and a nostalgic feel create warm tones perfect for a street look. Uses the Classic Chrome simulation.

A vintage red car with a shiny chrome bumper parked under colorful flags against a clear sky.
Nostalgic Neg. · X-Trans V

California Summer

Sun-soaked tones with a gentle grain finish evoke peaceful summer days. Ideal for capturing vintage travels.

A cityscape featuring a cell tower amidst modern buildings under a cloudy sky.
Eterna Bleach Bypass · X-Trans V

Chrome City

Neutral tones and strong grain craft a distinctive, cinematic urban grit.

Interior view of modern pendant lights hanging from a ceiling with a dark finish and greenery visible outside.
Classic Negative · X-Trans IV

Chrome Slide

Subtle warmth and nostalgia, where muted tones shine in urban settings under overcast skies.

Colorful mural of four women in traditional attire on a wall in a narrow alleyway.
Astia · X-Trans IV

CineStill 400 V2

Gentle grain and soft tones create a vibrant colour palette. Ideal for portraits with an urban backdrop.

Two musicians performing on stage with dramatic lighting and a colorful backdrop.
Eterna · X-Trans V

CineStill 800

Large, textured grain with a cool, balanced colour cast lends a dreamy quality to indoor and night scenes.

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Eterna · X-Trans V

Cinematic Film

Embrace a cinematic vibe with rich tones and subtle grain.

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Classic Negative

Cinematic Gold

Warm, nostalgic tones with a cinematic flair for storytelling imagery

A food stall at night with staff serving customers in traditional attire.
Classic Negative

Cinematic Night

Lively hues and moody contrast create a cinematic feel perfect for urban nights and moody streetscapes.

A street lamp partially obscured by green foliage against a clear sky.
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Classic Amber

Amber tones with rich shadows and gentle grain. Ideal for overcast urban settings.

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Acros+G · X-Trans IV

Classic B&W

Timeless Monochrome with Bold Grain and Depth

The basics

What is a Fujifilm recipe?

A Fujifilm recipe is a saved set of in-camera JPEG settings — a base film simulation plus white balance, dynamic range, tone curve, colour and grain adjustments. Save one to a custom slot (C1–C7) and your X-Trans or GFX camera renders a finished, film-look JPEG the moment you press the shutter — no editing, no laptop.

Every recipe in this library is tested on real Fujifilm bodies and documented with the exact values to dial in, the sensors it works on, and honest notes on what it nails and where it falls short. Browse by film simulation, by the camera in your bag, or by the look and use case you're shooting for — every recipe is free to copy.

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Why Fuji Flavours

Tested, not generated.

Real cameras, real conditions, honest notes — and free to copy, every one.

Shot on real gear

Every recipe is tested on real Fujifilm bodies in real conditions — never generated on a screen.

Honest notes

Each look ships with what it nails and what to watch for, plus straight-out-of-camera sample JPEGs.

Free forever

Browse, filter and copy every recipe — no account, no paywall, no export limits.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Fujifilm film simulation recipe?

A recipe is a saved set of in-camera JPEG settings — a base film simulation plus white balance, dynamic range, tone, colour and grain adjustments. Save it to a custom slot (C1–C7) and your camera produces a finished film-look JPEG straight out of camera, with no editing.

How do I use a recipe on my camera?

Open the Image Quality menu, pick an empty custom setting, set the base film simulation, then enter each value from the recipe's settings table. Save it and select that slot whenever you want the look.

Will a recipe work on my Fujifilm body?

Recipes depend on the sensor generation. Each recipe lists its compatible sensors (X-Trans III, IV, V and GFX) and example cameras. Browse by sensor or camera to find recipes guaranteed to work on your gear.