Adjust several visual properties in one pass
The editor combines brightness, contrast, saturation, sepia, grayscale and invert controls, previews the combined effect, then renders it into a new image. Values are cumulative: strong contrast after reduced brightness will not look the same as changing either control alone.
A practical editing order
- Correct brightness first.
- Set contrast while watching highlight and shadow detail.
- Adjust saturation, then add sepia, grayscale or invert only if needed.
- Compare the final preview before exporting.
Limitations
These are whole-image filters, not selective retouching: they cannot target one object, remove a background or repair clipped highlights. Processing is local. The result is re-rendered in the recognized JPG, PNG or WebP format, with other browser-decodable inputs falling back to JPG.
When another tool is clearer
Use Image Grayscale for a one-step monochrome copy, Image Blur for a dedicated blur control, or Image Color Picker when you need to inspect a color rather than alter it.