Fix Yellow Lighting in Photos

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Drop your indoor photo with yellow or warm lighting into EditThisPic. Works with any room — kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, hallways. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple single-room fix: 15-20 seconds. Mixed lighting scenes: may need a follow-up prompt to fine-tune.
2. 2

   Describe the correction you want

   Type your instruction: 'fix the yellow lighting and make the white balance natural' or 'correct the warm color cast to cool neutral daylight.' The AI understands lighting terminology and corrects the entire scene. No sliders or manual adjustments needed.

   Tip: Specify the target look — 'bright natural daylight' gives a different result than 'cool neutral office lighting.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Fix tungsten yellow cast fix the yellow tungsten lighting cast and make everything look like natural daylight with neutral whites

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   Correct warm color balance correct the warm orange color balance to neutral white balance so walls and ceilings look clean white

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   Natural daylight white balance adjust the white balance to match bright natural daylight coming through the windows, remove all yellow tint

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   Fix orange sodium lighting fix the orange sodium street light color cast and make the scene look like it was shot under neutral white light

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   3 more prompts

   Correct mixed lighting correct the mixed lighting in this room — some areas are yellow from lamps and some are blue from windows — make it all neutral and even

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   Pure white LED look make the lighting look like clean bright white LED lights throughout the room, no warm or cool tints

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   Cool neutral tone shift the color temperature to a cool neutral tone, removing all yellow warmth while keeping the scene inviting

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3. 3

   Review the correction

   Check that whites look truly white, skin tones appear natural, and the overall scene feels evenly balanced. Compare walls, ceilings, and countertops against what they should look like in neutral light.