Fix White Balance
Remove yellow, blue or green color casts from photos automatically or by picking a gray spot. Free, on your device.
Fix White Balance corrects photos whose colors look off: yellow under indoor lights, blue in shade, green under some lamps. Click Auto for a quick correction, or click something in the photo that should be gray or white, such as a wall, paper or a cloud, for an exact result. Temperature, tint and saturation sliders fine-tune it, and you can hold a button to compare with the original. Corrections are made in linear light, as cameras do, so highlights don't turn colored.
How to use Fix White Balance
- 1
Add your photo
Drop or choose the photo with the color cast.
- 2
Correct it
Click Auto, or pick something that should be gray.
- 3
Fine-tune and download
Adjust temperature, tint and saturation, then save.
What it does
- Pick a gray spot
- The most accurate way to set neutral colors.
- Auto correction
- A quick fix for everyday scenes.
- Natural results
- Corrected in linear light; highlights stay clean.
Questions
Why does Auto sometimes get it wrong?
Automatic white balance guesses the light from the photo's colors. When one color fills the scene, such as a sunset, a green field or a red wall, the guess is off. Picking a gray or white spot is always accurate.
What should I click with Pick a gray?
Anything that should be neutral: white paper, a gray wall, a white shirt or a cloud. Avoid very bright spots that are pure white in the photo.
Does it change the file format?
No. A JPG stays a JPG at high quality, and a PNG stays a lossless PNG.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. It's processed on your device and never leaves it.