ArchiX User Guide

Tone Adjustment

Fine-tune brightness, saturation and more with sliders. This doesn't use any credits.

Tone Adjustment is a mode for fine-tuning brightness, saturation and more with sliders. It's different from the Recolor action, which changes colors with AI, and it doesn't use credits. It's ideal for final touch-ups.

Step by step: the original image, the Tone Adjustment sliders, and the cooler, brighter result

What You Can Adjust

  • Color: Temperature / Tint / Saturation
  • Light: Gamma / Brightness / Contrast / Highlights / Midtones / Shadows / Whites / Blacks
  • Advanced Settings: Texture / Clarity / Dehaze / Black Mist

Each slider runs from -5 to +5, and the image updates as you drag. Auto Adjust sets the sliders for you, and the reset icon next to it puts every slider back to 0.

How to Use

  1. Open the Edit tab with the image you want to adjust.
  2. Choose Tone Adjustment under Edit Mode.
  3. Drag the sliders, or click Auto Adjust.
  4. Click Save Changes (0 credits).

💡 Tip: This mode is free. Try Tone Adjustment first before running the image through the AI again, and you'll save credits.