Image adjustments

Brightness/Contrast: Adjusts the overall brightness and contrast of the image.

Levels: Adjusts the lightness, darkness, and midtones using a histogram.

Curves: Provides more precise control over brightness and contrast by adjusting points throughout the entire tonal range.

Exposure: Adjusts exposure settings, useful for correcting photos that are too light or too dark.

Vibrance: Adjusts the saturation so that clipping is minimized as colors approach full saturation.

Hue/Saturation: Adjusts the hue, saturation, and lightness of the entire image or selected colors.

Color Balance: Changes the overall mixture of colors in an image for color correction.

Black & White: Converts a color image to grayscale while allowing you to control the weight of colors.

Photo Filter: Simulates the effect of using a colored filter on the camera lens.

Channel Mixer: Modifies the color channels, allowing for the creation of new effects and the conversion of color images to grayscale with a specific weighting of the color channels.

Color Lookup: Applies a lookup table to remap the colors in an image for creative color grading and film-style effects.

Invert: Inverts the colors in an image, creating a negative effect.

Posterize: Reduces the number of colors in an image, creating a poster-like effect with clear color separations.

Threshold: Converts grayscale or color images to high-contrast black-and-white images.

Gradient Map: Maps the grayscale range of an image to the colors of a specified gradient fill.

Selective Color: Allows you to adjust the amount of process colors in individual color components.

Desaturate: Converts a color image to grayscale by removing all color information while retaining the brightness values.

Match Color: Matches the color from one image (or layer) to another image (or layer).

Replace Color: Replaces specific colors in an image with new colors while preserving the brightness and shadows of the original colors.

Equalize: Redistributes the brightness values of the pixels in an image so that they more evenly span the available range.

Shadow/Highlight: Corrects images with too much contrast by adjusting the shadows and highlights separately.

HDR Toning: Simulates the appearance of high dynamic range images by adjusting the local and global contrast of an image.

Variations: Offers an easy-to-use interface for making color adjustments by providing different variations of an image to choose from.

Auto Tone: Automatically adjusts the image's tonal values for optimal contrast.

Auto Contrast: Automatically adjusts the contrast of the image without affecting its color balance.

Auto Color: Automatically adjusts the colors in an image for more natural-looking results.