Image Temperature & White Balance
Adjust the warmth and coolness of your photos. Fix bad camera white-balance by shifting the temperature from blue (cool) to orange (warm).
Correct Your Camera's Mistakes
Cameras often guess the 'White Balance' wrong. Photos taken in the shade look overly blue (cool), while photos taken indoors look terribly orange (warm). This tool lets you slide the Kelvin temperature scale to fix these errors, making whites look truly white and skin tones look healthy and natural.
Why Use Our Image Temperature Adjuster?
- Fix Skin Tones: Instantly remove the 'sickly' blue hue from shade photography.
- Golden Hour Effect: Warm up sunset photos to make them glow.
- One-Slider Simplicity: Much easier than complex color wheels.
- Local Processing: Edit high-res photos instantly without uploads.
How to Use the Image Temperature Adjuster
Upload your improperly balanced photo.
Drag the slider Left to cool the image (add blue).
Drag the slider Right to warm the image (add orange).
Once the colors look natural, click 'Download'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kelvin is the scientific measurement of light temperature. Lower numbers (candlelight) are warm/orange, while higher numbers (overcast sky) are cool/blue.
Our browser tool uses the same mathematical color matrices as professional desktop editing software, providing a much higher quality output than basic phone filters.
All file processing is performed locally in your web browser. We do not upload, store, or view your data.