Adjust images
Give your photo a more balanced look with brightness, contrast and colour adjustments you can compare before exporting.
How to adjust a photo in 3 steps
Open your photo
Choose an image and inspect its shadows, highlights and colour before editing.
Tune the controls
Adjust brightness, contrast and saturation in small increments, or enable grayscale. Compare Before and After to avoid losing important detail.
Apply and download
Apply the adjustment, choose an output format and export. Inspect the downloaded image as well as the preview.
Balance brightness, contrast and saturation
Brightness changes channel intensity; contrast moves values away from or toward mid-grey. Saturation controls how colourful the image appears. Strong adjustments can hide shadow or highlight detail, so modest changes are often easier to judge. Grayscale is useful when colour distracts from shape or texture.
Try it with your own files
Raise brightness to 110%, lower saturation to 85%, and compare with the original before exporting.
Know the limits
Adjustments operate on 8-bit display pixels. This is not a RAW developer, HDR editor or colour-proofing system.
Private image editing on your device
Your images are opened and processed in your browser, not uploaded to a server. The website downloads the code and assets it needs to run, and some tools download a processing model. Those requests do not contain the photos you open. Download your results before closing the page; working images are not kept between visits.
Read our Privacy PolicyFrequently asked questions
Can this recover a badly overexposed photo?
It cannot restore clipped detail that is absent from the source. Try modest adjustments, but keep expectations tied to the original image.
Does it edit RAW or HDR files?
This tool adjusts supported images as 8-bit display pixels. It is not a RAW developer, HDR editor or colour-proofing system.
Can I reuse the same look on other photos?
Yes. Apply settings to selected images or save an editing recipe. Different lighting can require individual adjustments.