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Adjust image brightness, contrast and saturation

Adjust image brightness, contrast and saturation from 0% to 200%, then save the adjusted image in the same format or choose another output format. Free to use, with no sign-up required.

Files processed on your device
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Add a file

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Options

Brightness
100%
Contrast
100%
Saturation
100%
Add a file to start.

Images are decoded and re-encoded in this tab. Nothing is uploaded.

01 How it works

  1. Choose an image.
  2. Set brightness, contrast, and saturation from 0% to 200%.
  3. Download the adjusted PNG.

02 Good to know

The browser applies Canvas filters and saves a PNG. Transparency is preserved; source metadata is not copied.

03Adjust brightness, contrast and saturation

Brightness changes overall lightness, contrast changes separation between lighter and darker areas, and saturation changes color intensity. Move one control at a time and compare the preview with the source.

The available range is 0% to 200%. A high setting can clip highlights or shadows and make colors look unnatural, so check the result before sharing it.

04Choose a format for the adjusted copy

The browser applies Canvas filters and re-encodes the image. Under More options, keep the source format or choose PNG, JPG, WebP, or AVIF. Transparency is retained by formats that support it; source metadata is not copied. Keep the original if you may need its unadjusted pixels.

05 Questions

What adjustment controls are available?

Brightness, contrast, and saturation, each adjustable from 0% to 200%.

What format does the tool save?

By default it keeps a recognized source format. Under More options, choose PNG, JPG, WebP, or AVIF. The image is re-encoded and source metadata is not copied.

Can I restore the original after downloading?

The downloaded PNG is an adjusted copy. Keep your source file if you want to preserve the original.

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