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1. Select a photo post you want to edit

2. Go to the Editor

3. Go to the Editor tools tab

4. Enjoy your professional editing tools

Adjust | Crop, rotate, flip, & freeform shape.

Whiten | Lighten and brighten specific focus areas.

HSL | (Hue, Saturation, & Lightness) Adjust the unique colors of your image.

Brightness | Uniformly control all the colors in your image or video to make the overall picture lighter or darker.

Exposure | Control the amount of light featured in the image or video. Darker images that appear to have less light than needed are considered underexposed, whereas excess light can overpower the image, leaving it overexposed.

Contrast | Adjust the difference between the lightest and darkest areas of your content. Increasing contrast makes lighter areas lighter and dark areas darker. Decreasing contrast on the other hand, reduces the overall tonal difference, giving the content a more subdued, vintage-y feel.

Saturation | Equally change the intensity of all colors at once. Think of saturation as adding vibrancy to your content. However, use this tool sparingly to avoid unnatural-looking hues.

Vignette | Darken the edges of a photo while keeping the center bright.

Fade | Soften colors & reduce contrast.

Tint | Color correct & add a single color, tonal overlay.

Temperature | Increasing the temperature adds warmth by boosting the content’s orange tones. Decreasing the temperature does the opposite, cooling the image or video down by boosting its blue tones.

Highlight | Adjust the details in the brightest and darkest parts of a photo. Deepen darker colors by decreasing (-) and enhance brighter ones by adding (+) highlights.

Clarity | Increase the contrast between dark and light pixels along the edges of the subjects in pictures.

Border | Add a border, select a color, & control the width.

1. Select a photo post you want to edit

2. Go to the Editor

3. Go to the Editor tools tab

4. Enjoy your professional editing tools

Adjust | Crop, rotate, flip, & freeform shape.

Whiten | Lighten and brighten specific focus areas.

HSL | (Hue, Saturation, & Lightness) Adjust the unique colors of your image.

Brightness | Uniformly control all the colors in your image or video to make the overall picture lighter or darker.

Exposure | Control the amount of light featured in the image or video. Darker images that appear to have less light than needed are considered underexposed, whereas excess light can overpower the image, leaving it overexposed.

Contrast | Adjust the difference between the lightest and darkest areas of your content. Increasing contrast makes lighter areas lighter and dark areas darker. Decreasing contrast on the other hand, reduces the overall tonal difference, giving the content a more subdued, vintage-y feel.

Saturation | Equally change the intensity of all colors at once. Think of saturation as adding vibrancy to your content. However, use this tool sparingly to avoid unnatural-looking hues.

Vignette | Darken the edges of a photo while keeping the center bright.

Fade | Soften colors & reduce contrast.

Tint | Color correct & add a single color, tonal overlay.

Temperature | Increasing the temperature adds warmth by boosting the content’s orange tones. Decreasing the temperature does the opposite, cooling the image or video down by boosting its blue tones.

Highlight | Adjust the details in the brightest and darkest parts of a photo. Deepen darker colors by decreasing (-) and enhance brighter ones by adding (+) highlights.

Clarity | Increase the contrast between dark and light pixels along the edges of the subjects in pictures.

Border | Add a border, select a color, & control the width.

1. Select a photo post you want to edit

2. Go to the Editor

3. Go to the Editor tools tab

4. Enjoy your professional editing tools

Adjust | Crop, rotate, flip, & freeform shape.

Whiten | Lighten and brighten specific focus areas.

HSL | (Hue, Saturation, & Lightness) Adjust the unique colors of your image.

Brightness | Uniformly control all the colors in your image or video to make the overall picture lighter or darker.

Exposure | Control the amount of light featured in the image or video. Darker images that appear to have less light than needed are considered underexposed, whereas excess light can overpower the image, leaving it overexposed.

Contrast | Adjust the difference between the lightest and darkest areas of your content. Increasing contrast makes lighter areas lighter and dark areas darker. Decreasing contrast on the other hand, reduces the overall tonal difference, giving the content a more subdued, vintage-y feel.

Saturation | Equally change the intensity of all colors at once. Think of saturation as adding vibrancy to your content. However, use this tool sparingly to avoid unnatural-looking hues.

Vignette | Darken the edges of a photo while keeping the center bright.

Fade | Soften colors & reduce contrast.

Tint | Color correct & add a single color, tonal overlay.

Temperature | Increasing the temperature adds warmth by boosting the content’s orange tones. Decreasing the temperature does the opposite, cooling the image or video down by boosting its blue tones.

Highlight | Adjust the details in the brightest and darkest parts of a photo. Deepen darker colors by decreasing (-) and enhance brighter ones by adding (+) highlights.

Clarity | Increase the contrast between dark and light pixels along the edges of the subjects in pictures.

Border | Add a border, select a color, & control the width.

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