Tint Effect

Workflow & Usage

1. Add your images
   Drag & drop, paste, or click to select JPEG, PNG, or WebP files. Previews appear instantly with correct orientation.

2. Choose a tint color
   Use the combined color picker + hex input to set your overlay color. Enter brand hex values or experiment with warm, cool, or creative tones.

3. Adjust global tint strength
   A single slider controls how much color mixes into the image.

   • 0–20%: subtle mood
   • 20–50%: branding consistency
   • 50–100%: bold, expressive overlays

4. Fine-tune each image (optional)
   Click Edit on any card to adjust tint strength for that specific photo. Great for balancing overexposed or darker images.

5. Select your batch
   Include or exclude images, remove items you don’t need, and preview everything live.

6. Export

   • Download individual images
   • Download all as ZIP to export the full batch
     Files are saved in their original format with clean filenames like photo-tint-40pct-ffcc88.jpg.

All processing is fully client-side. No uploads. No tracking. No accounts.

Use Cases

• Brand consistency
  Apply your brand’s primary color across all hero images or social assets.

• Social media graphics
  Create color-themed sets for stories, reels, or thumbnails.

• Mood styling
  Add warm, vintage overlays or cool, modern tones.

• Blog and article visuals
  Establish a unified aesthetic across featured images and illustrations.

• Marketing and ads
  Tint product imagery to match seasonal campaigns or landing page palettes.

Tips for Best Results

• Use brand colors for consistency.
  Enter a hex value like #ff9900 or #3355ff to make images feel instantly aligned with your website design.

• Keep strength below 40% for natural results.
  This keeps details intact while still adding mood.

• Higher strength works well for abstract or graphic images.
  Perfect for headers, covers, and social backgrounds.

• Pair with other effects.
  After tinting, you can still use tools like
  Image Compressor or
  Progressive JPEG Converter
  to optimize file size.

How It Works

• Canvas-based multiply blend
  The image is drawn onto a canvas, then a color rectangle is multiplied over it using the tint strength as alpha.

• Real-time previews
  Each card uses downscaled rendering for speed, while exports use full-resolution canvases.

• Per-image offsets
  The global tint strength is combined with a per-image adjustment (from the Edit modal) for precise control.

• Format preservation
  JPEG stays JPEG, PNG stays PNG, WebP stays WebP — no unwanted conversions.

• Privacy by design
  Everything happens on your device. No servers, no uploads, no external dependencies.