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Adjust Image
Adjust image brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpness.
Use Adjust ImageThe credit quote appears before you confirm a job.
What this tool does
Adjust image brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpness. Prepare local previews and per-image settings, then review and confirm an exact credit quote. Only images with applied edits are uploaded; several results return an ordered ZIP. JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF and BMP inputs are supported; animation uses the first frame. Export PNG, JPG or WebP. Originals stay unchanged and source metadata is removed.
How to use Adjust Image
- Start a guest session with your network’s one-time beta allocation, or sign in with an email-verified account.
- Choose your files and review the tool's supported formats, technical limits and options.
- Review the credit quote before confirming. Track the task in My jobs and download its private results when it finishes.
Credits during beta
Active, verified non-staff customers receive 100 beta credits and may request another 100 once their wallet is empty and active jobs finish. Unused beta credits expire when beta ends. Credit purchases are unavailable during beta. The tool shows your task's cost before you confirm; failed jobs release reserved credits.
Your files and results
Results are private to your account or guest browser session and expire automatically. You can delete retained files with Delete Now. Check the privacy policy for retention details and keep a copy of your originals.
Before you begin
Review the tool's upload guidance and output limitations before processing important files. Check the downloaded result before using or sharing it. For help, visit support.
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