Can a preset and manual adjustments be used together?

Yes. The selected preset, its intensity and every manual slider combine in the rendered preview and final export.

Which manual image controls are included?

Light controls cover brightness, contrast, exposure, highlights and shadows. Color includes saturation, vibrance, temperature, tint and hue, while Detail provides clarity and sharpening.

Does the comparison view alter the image?

No. It is a preview aid for judging the edited version against the original. Only the active adjustment state is applied when you save.

Will saving overwrite the uploaded file?

No. The tool creates a newly named output and leaves the source file untouched. Each uploaded image also keeps a separate editing history.

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Adjust & Filter Image

Refine light, color and detail with precise sliders, compare filter presets and save a new copy in the source image format.

Drop images here

Adjust light, color and detail or apply filters locally in your browser.

Supported in this browser: JPG, PNG.

Up to 10 images

Your images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.

How to use Adjust & Filter Image

1
Add up to 10 supported JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF images and select one for editing.
2
Choose a filter preset such as Vivid, Warm, Vintage, Grayscale, Dramatic or Soft, then set its intensity.
3
Fine-tune Light, Color and Detail controls, including exposure, highlights, vibrance, temperature, hue, clarity and sharpen.
4
Use the comparison view, zoom controls, Undo, Redo or individual reset buttons to assess and revise the result.
5
Click Save Image to export the current appearance in the active image's original format.

Frequently asked questions

About Adjust & Filter Image

Adjust & Filter Image offers quick visual direction without giving up tonal control. Twelve presets provide starting points ranging from restrained Soft and Matte looks to Vivid and Dramatic treatments, while an intensity setting prevents a preset from becoming all-or-nothing.

Manual controls address highlights and shadows separately, balance temperature and tint, rotate hue, and refine local-looking detail through clarity and sharpening. Responsive previews and history controls support experimentation before a fresh file is rendered locally in the source format.