Saturation Adjustment

Saturation Adjustment

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Saturation
100% Saturation

Workflow & Usage

  1. Add your images Drag & drop, paste, or click to load JPEG, PNG, or WebP files. Previews appear instantly and correctly oriented.

  2. Set global saturation Use the main slider to adjust saturation from 0% (desaturated) to 200% (highly saturated). All images update in real-time.

  3. Fine-tune per image Click Edit on any card to adjust that image’s saturation independently from the global baseline.

  4. Select what to export Toggle Include on each image, delete unneeded items, or keep everything selected.

  5. Download your results

    • Single image: Click Download on any card.
    • Batch: Use Download all as ZIP to export everything in one archive, keeping the original format.

All edits happen locally. Nothing leaves your device.

Use Cases

  • Enhance dull photos Boost low-contrast or flat images with stronger colors.

  • Create muted or pastel looks Reduce saturation for softer, brand-consistent visuals.

  • Prepare assets for social media Give images a more polished, vivid look before posting.

  • E-commerce product consistency Align color intensity across product batches or photo sets.

  • Design and marketing kits Generate color-adjusted variants for ads, banners, and hero backgrounds.

Tips for Best Results

  • Start with the global slider. Set a baseline, then refine individual photos only when necessary.

  • Subtle changes often look best. Adding or removing 10–30% saturation is enough for most images.

  • Use lower saturation for backgrounds. Text overlays read more cleanly over muted colors.

  • Combine with Grayscale or Blur. Create color-accent blocks, soft hero backgrounds, or text-friendly textures.

  • Keep consistency across sets. Naming convention uses tags like photo-saturation-130.jpg — useful for handoff and organization.

How It Works

  • Canvas rendering. Each image is decoded client-side using createImageBitmap and processed with the Canvas saturate() filter.

  • Original format out. JPEGs export as JPEG, PNG stays PNG, WebP stays WebP — no recompression surprises.

  • Exact resolution preserved. Your images keep their original dimensions and orientation.

  • Batch ZIP generation. ZIP files are assembled locally using JSZip so nothing is uploaded.

  • Privacy by design. No accounts, no uploads, no tracking — everything happens in your browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can import and export JPEG, PNG, and WebP. Downloads always keep the original file format — no forced conversions.

Never. Everything runs locally using Canvas and ImageBitmap. Your files never touch a server.

From 0% (full desaturation) up to 200% (high intensity). You can set a global baseline and then fine-tune individual images.

Yes. PNG and WebP transparency is preserved exactly.

Yes. Images load using `createImageBitmap({ imageOrientation: 'from-image' })`, so rotated photos display correctly.

Yes. After adjusting saturation, you can crop, compress, or convert using any of the other Vayce tools — all client-side.

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