Adjust
Overview
Adjust gives you full manual control over your image’s look and feel.
Fine-tune light, color, detail, and tone to get precise, professional-grade results.
You can also use Adjust to create your own custom filters, or fine-tune an image after applying a filter if the result isn’t quite right.
Basic
Control overall exposure and color balance:
Temp / Tint – Adjust white balance and color cast
Exposure – Brighten or darken the image
Contrast – Increase or reduce the separation between lights and darks
Highlights / Shadows – Recover detail in bright or dark areas
Whites / Blacks – Fine-tune the brightest and darkest tones
Saturation / Vibrance – Boost color intensity (Vibrance is more skin-tone friendly)
Tone Curve
Shape brightness and contrast with precision.
Adjust the RGB curve for overall tone
Fine-tune Red, Green, and Blue channels individually
Ideal for creating cinematic contrast or subtle fades
Color Mixer (HSL)
Individually control each color:
Hue – Shift the color tone
Saturation – Increase or reduce color intensity
Lightness – Brighten or darken specific colors
Perfect for skin tones, skies, foliage, and stylized looks.
Color Grading
Add mood and depth with split toning:
Adjust color balance between shadows and highlights
Control blending for smooth transitions
Great for cinematic or stylized edits.
Detail
Enhance texture and sharpness:
Texture / Clarity – Increase micro-contrast and definition
Sharpen – Improve edge detail
Radius / Detail / Masking – Control sharpening precision
Grain – Add film-like texture
Noise Reduction – Reduce luminance noise while preserving detail
Effects
Add subtle finishing touches:
Midpoint / Fade / Highlight Protection
Faded Look – Create a soft, vintage feel
Chromatic Aberration / Color Fringing – Correct lens artifacts
Calibration
Advanced color tuning:
Adjust shadow tint and primary color hues
Fine-tune red, green, and blue color response
Best for advanced users or matching specific camera profiles.
Tip:
Use Adjust for precise, manual edits. If you want targeted changes to a specific area (like fixing a face, clothing, or background), try Inpaint instead.
