AI Photo Exposure Correction

How it works

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   Upload the overexposed or underexposed photo

   JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. Common problems: face silhouetted against bright window, blown-out white sky, dark interior shot, hazy washed-out outdoor photo, or night scene that's too dim. Note: if highlights are completely blown to solid white with zero pixel data, the AI cannot recover them — there must be some residual detail.

   Expect: Moderate exposure problems (face too dark but background fine): typically fixes in one pass. Dual exposure problems (bright sky + dark foreground) may need two passes or a targeted marker.
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   Describe which part is wrong and what you want

   Be specific about what is over- or underexposed: 'the face is too dark because I shot into the light,' 'the sky is completely blown out to white,' 'the whole indoor scene is too dim.' If multiple areas need different treatment, describe them separately: 'brighten the face without blowing out the window behind them.'

   Tip: For backlit portraits — the most common exposure problem — use: 'brighten the face and body which are underexposed from backlighting, the bright window background can stay bright but don't clip it further.' This gets natural results in one pass.

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   Backlit portrait — face in shadow brighten the face and body which are underexposed from backlighting, keep the bright background visible but don't blow it out further

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   Overexposed sky — blown-out highlights recover highlight detail in the sky — it's blown out to solid white, bring back cloud texture and blue tone while keeping the foreground exposure correct

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   Dark indoor scene brighten this underexposed indoor photo — lift the overall exposure to reveal room details, keep the highlights from clipping, add natural light feel

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   Hazy overcast flat photo restore contrast and brightness balance to this flat overcast photo — add depth to shadows, pull back the grey haze, make the colors more vivid without oversaturation

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   Night shot too dark brighten this night photo — lift the shadow areas to reveal detail, preserve the night atmosphere, do not make it look like a daylight photo

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   Window light portrait — hot side and dark side balance the exposure in this window-lit portrait — the window side is too bright and the shadow side is too dark, bring both sides to a natural balanced exposure

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   Product shot with blown highlights on packaging recover the detail in the white product packaging — it's overexposed to solid white, bring back the label text and surface texture without darkening the background

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   Check highlights and shadows after correction

   Look at the extreme ends: are the highlights (white sky, windows) still showing texture rather than clipped to solid white? Are the shadows (dark corners, hair, dark clothing) showing detail rather than crushed to black? A good exposure correction recovers both ends.