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No. It calculates adjustments from the existing pixels using local image-processing code. There is no image-generation model, face reconstruction or text instruction. The separate Imagera studios handle edits that require new content.

Add the original and run automatic correction. Compare skin, shadows and pale surfaces, then reduce the correction amount if the result feels harsh. The tool combines tone, color and detail adjustments in one pass.

Turn on Fix color cast before processing. The tool estimates the cast from relatively neutral colors and applies a limited correction. If the room still looks wrong, try a lower strength or use an editor with manual white-balance controls.

The neutral-color estimate can treat intentional warmth as a cast. Disable Fix color cast and compare again. Vibrance still affects color intensity, so reducing the strength may also help retain the atmosphere.

Try the automatic exposure correction and inspect the bright areas as well as the shadows. Its adjustments are limited, but they cannot guarantee a balanced result for every scene. Use a gentler blend when highlights or skin stop looking convincing.

No. If that area contains no recorded cloud detail, changing its tones cannot bring the clouds back. A darker source exposure may contain information this file no longer has.

It changes pixel colors and contrast without generating replacement facial features. Skin and facial shadows can still look different after correction. Opening eyes or adding a smile is a separate job for the linked Eye & Smile Fixer.

A correction can be too strong for a picture that already has vivid colors or deep contrast. Lower Strength and compare from the original again. Warm-tone restraint in the color pass does not guarantee a natural result for every portrait.

The enhancer boosts muted colors more than already vivid ones and reduces the boost for warm tones. An equal saturation increase would treat those colors more uniformly. Vibrance is part of the automatic pass, with no separate slider on this tool.

It can emphasize existing edges, but it cannot recover missing focus or undo severe motion blur. Use the separate Image Sharpener for control over edge sharpening; neither a stronger tone correction nor repeated passes can reveal absent detail.

No extra pixels are added. The processed canvas keeps its dimensions, which may already be smaller than an oversized source because of browser limits. Choose the separate Image Enlarger when dimensions are the problem.

The photo-adjustment path runs locally and does not upload the picture for processing. Loading the website still uses the network. Some files also need decoder code to be fetched before the browser can read them.

Yes, a compatible phone browser can apply the lighting and color corrections locally. A large picture can hit device limits or be reduced before correction. If tonal correction fails, reduce the photo dimensions or use a computer with more memory for enhancement.

Light and color correction can start from JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC pictures. The browser may convert the source for decoding, and the output encoder chooses a supported photo format. Do not assume the saved file will have the original extension or size.

It leaves the decoded working pixels uncorrected, but the tool still creates a new encoded image. Device resizing and re-encoding can change the file, so keep the source when exact preservation matters.

You can try a tone and color correction on the scan. Scratches, tears and stains will remain because there is no damage-selection or repair stage. The linked HD Photo Restorer handles that separate task.

This correction measures the picture before adjusting its light and color. A preset look aims for a chosen style. Use the separate Photo Filters tool when the goal is a deliberate mood rather than correcting a dull source.

Your first 2 downloads are free with no account. Sign in free for 8 more. Any paid Imagera plan makes downloads unlimited, and adds AI credits for the paid tools. Processing and the preview are always free.

Your first 2 downloads and every download on a paid plan have none. Free downloads 3 to 10, after sign-in, carry a small “Made with imagera.ai” badge in the corner. The result on screen is always clean.

Batch processing needs any paid Imagera plan; one file at a time is free.