How to Adjust Image Exposure
Follow these simple steps to adjust image exposure with imglarger.
Upload Your Image
Drag and drop your image into our editor to adjust its exposure for brighter or darker results. We allow you to upload JPG, PNG, or WebP images.
Adjust Image Exposure
Go to Finetune > Exposure and use the slider to change the exposure. Move the slider to the right to brighten the image and to the left to darken it.
Download the Image
Once you've set the exposure to your liking, click 'Done' to apply the changes, then click the download arrow to save your image.
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Adjust and perfect your photo's exposure with our easy-to-use exposure adjustment tool. Perfect for photographers who want to balance lighting and enhance every shot effortlessly.
Achieve Perfect Balance with Image Exposure Editor
Easily adjust your photo's brightness to fix exposure issues and achieve a well-balanced look. Our tool helps you fine-tune exposure quickly and ensure your images have the ideal lighting.
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Image exposure refers to the amount of light that reaches the camera sensor or film when a photo is taken. It affects how bright or dark the image appears. Proper exposure ensures that details are visible and the photo looks well-balanced, neither too bright nor too dark.