Online Image Color Adjustment Tool
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and hue in real-time with preset filters
Please upload images to start adjusting colors
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.
How to Adjust Image Colors?
Three powerful modes: Preset Filters, Professional Processing, and Custom Adjustments for all your color needs
Upload & Choose Mode
Upload your images and select a mode: 【Presets】 for instant social media styles (100+ filters), 【Professional】 for HDR/denoise/sharpen tools, or 【Custom】 for manual adjustments including temperature and tint
Apply Effects
Presets: Click any filter for instant effect. Professional: Select a tool (HDR, denoise, etc.) and adjust parameters with real-time preview. Custom: Use sliders for brightness, contrast, saturation, temperature, tint, or click 'Smart Enhance' for AI optimization
Download Results
Download individual images or batch process all images at once. All processing is done locally in your browser for privacy and speed
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Usage Tips
• After uploading images, all parameter controls will be automatically enabled and can be adjusted at any time
• Supports batch processing, free users can process up to 5 images at once
• All image processing is completed locally in your browser, not uploaded to servers, protecting your privacy
• After processing, you can download each image individually or download all results as a package with one click
When should you adjust image colors?
Color and exposure adjustments are useful when your photos are too dark, have a strong yellow/blue cast, or when a set of product photos look inconsistent. Tweaking brightness, contrast, saturation and temperature helps fix casual smartphone shots, polish ecommerce images and create a consistent look for social media posts.
Advanced options like HDR, denoise and sharpening are helpful for rescuing low-light photos or high-ISO images, so details remain clear even when viewers zoom in. They are also handy for enhancing landscape or cityscape photos before sharing.
Recommended ranges and color grading tips
As a rule of thumb, keep brightness and contrast adjustments within about -30 to +30 to avoid washed-out or overly harsh results. A small boost in saturation (around +10 to +20) usually makes colors pop without looking fake, especially for product photos and portraits.
Use the temperature slider to correct overall warm/cool balance, and the tint slider to fix green/magenta shifts. When editing a series of images, try to apply similar settings so they feel coherent as a set. After color correction, you can still run the files through the ImageWA image compression tool to keep file sizes small for web use.