Aperture Exporter is now free. You can get your free license using the "Buy Now" button here. Also, be sure to see our support pages for details on how to use AE. Most of the support requests we receive are answered in those pages.
D.A.M. Compatibility with AE
Over the years of AE's life we've had many customers export their Aperture libraries for use in "Digital Asset Managment" software other than Adobe's Lightroom. Many of those clients have reached out to let me know how things worked for them, and more importantly, report when things didn't work properly.
It was recently suggested that we create a Aperture Exporter “Compatability” list that reflects the experiences of our customers.
Over time we’ve received reports of users using AE to migrate their libraries to be managed by the following with satisfactory results:
- Aperture 1.x & 2.x
- ACDSee
- Capture One
- Lightroom
- Photo Mechanic
- Filesystem + Finder + Preview + other tools as a D.A.M. system
- ON1
- Luminar
- Mylio
- Google Photos/Picassa
- Amazon Prime Photos
but have not received enough feedback to say whether or not everything went smoothly enough.