route=grade | warmer=+1.9 tint_magenta=+0.6 less_contrast=+13.5 muted=+16.3 lifted_blacks=+6.2 lifted_shadows=+6.2 softer_highlights=+5.0 matte=+27.9 split_strength=+19.7 global_hue=71 shadow_hue=128 highlight_hue=304 sat_red=-16.2 sat_orange=-18.4 sat_yellow=-14.7 sat_green=-16.0 sat_cyan=-7.4 sat_blue=-15.6 sat_magenta=-20.5

Warm up the image slightly, reduce contrast, lift the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, desaturate all colors evenly with a strong matte finish, and add a split tone with green-shifted shadows and magenta-shifted highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors quietly fading into a hazy, warm matte dream.


Give it a soft, wistful, and quietly nostalgic feeling — like a lazy warm afternoon remembered through a gentle haze.


Apply a faded matte film stock grade with warm midtones, lifted shadows, desaturated hues across the board, and a subtle split tone reminiscent of analog print photography.


Make it look all washed out and faded with that warm matte vibe — like an old photo that's been sitting in a drawer forever.


route=grade | warmer=+5.7 tint_green=+0.8 darker=+5.8 more_contrast=+1.3 muted=+12.9 crushed_blacks=+3.8 crushed_shadows=+3.8 softer_highlights=+4.0 matte=+6.5 split_strength=+40.9 global_hue=98 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=88 sat_red=-20.1 sat_orange=-8.6 sat_green=+1.2 sat_cyan=-1.6 sat_blue=-9.4 sat_magenta=-34.9

Warm up the tones slightly, darken the overall exposure, add a mild contrast boost, heavily desaturate reds and magentas, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a green-tinted shadow split and yellow-tinted highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer for decades, with faded reds and pinks, murky dark corners, and a warm amber haze washing over everything.


Give it a melancholic, worn-out feeling — like a quiet afternoon memory that's slightly overcast, muted, and heavy with a sense of time passing.


Apply a faded matte film stock look reminiscent of early 2000s indie cinema, with warm midtones, greenish shadows, desaturated magentas and reds, crushed blacks, and a soft highlight rolloff.


Can you make this look all washed out and moody — like kill the pinks and reds, dirty up the shadows with a greenish tint, and slap a thick matte over the whole thing?


route=grade | warmer=+4.0 darker=+9.7 more_contrast=+1.8 muted=+7.4 crushed_blacks=+8.5 crushed_shadows=+8.5 softer_highlights=+2.8 matte=+3.7 split_strength=+30.5 global_hue=92 shadow_hue=141 highlight_hue=91 sat_red=-8.7 sat_orange=+2.0 sat_blue=-4.2 sat_magenta=-23.2

Warm up the image slightly, darken it noticeably, crush the blacks and shadows hard, add a strong split tone with green-tinted shadows and warm yellow-green highlights, mute the overall saturation especially in reds and magentas, and apply a soft matte finish to the highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a warm attic, where the shadows have gone deep and mossy and the whole image feels wrapped in a layer of dusty amber gauze.


Give it a brooding, melancholic warmth — like the heavy stillness of a late summer afternoon fading into dusk, where everything feels slightly muted and weighed down.


Apply a cinematic analog film grade reminiscent of gritty 1970s drama films, with crushed underexposed shadows, a warm amber cast, desaturated magentas, and a faded matte quality.


Make it look all dark and moody with that washed-out vintage vibe — crush those blacks, kill the pinks, and give it a warm faded look like an old film.


route=grade | warmer=+12.4 tint_magenta=+1.2 darker=+16.8 less_contrast=+0.9 muted=+28.7 crushed_blacks=+11.0 crushed_shadows=+11.0 softer_highlights=+9.6 matte=+15.2 split_strength=+47.8 global_hue=84 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=41 sat_red=-30.2 sat_orange=-20.0 sat_yellow=-10.9 sat_green=-16.6 sat_cyan=-1.9 sat_blue=-36.5 sat_magenta=-55.3

Warm up the image significantly, pull down exposure, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas and blues, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a warm-toned split grade.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer for decades, with faded washed-out colors and murky dark corners.


Give it a quiet, melancholic warmth — like a hazy late-afternoon memory that feels distant and slightly faded.


Apply a classic matte film print look with amber-shifted highlights, green-leaning shadows, heavy color desaturation, and lifted crushed blacks like an aged analog negative.


Can you make it look all warm and washed out, like super faded and matte with dark muddy shadows and that vintage no-contrast vibe?


route=grade | cooler=+6.7 tint_green=+4.0 brighter=+5.4 less_contrast=+10.9 muted=+30.5 lifted_blacks=+10.1 lifted_shadows=+10.1 brighter_highlights=+1.1 matte=+36.3 split_strength=+38.9 global_hue=239 shadow_hue=169 highlight_hue=288 sat_red=-34.5 sat_orange=-43.6 sat_yellow=-32.9 sat_green=-33.0 sat_cyan=-8.0 sat_blue=-21.4 sat_magenta=-33.8

Apply a cool, slightly green-tinted grade with lifted blacks and shadows, reduced contrast, significantly desaturated reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and magentas, and a strong matte finish with split-toned shadows toward teal and highlights toward violet.


Make it look like a faded fashion magazine left in a cool, overcast studio — washed-out colors, lifted shadows, and a dreamy matte veil over everything.


Give it a detached, melancholic, and quietly ethereal feeling — soft and cool with muted, lifeless colors and hazy, lifted blacks.


Apply a modern cinematic matte grade reminiscent of desaturated Scandinavian editorial photography — cool tones, crushed saturation across all hues, and a strong split-tone with teal shadows and lavender highlights.


Wash it all out and slap a heavy matte on it — cool it down, kill the colors, and lift up those dark bits so it looks all faded and artsy.


route=grade | warmer=+4.8 tint_green=+1.6 darker=+12.4 less_contrast=+4.2 muted=+24.9 crushed_blacks=+9.3 crushed_shadows=+9.3 softer_highlights=+9.7 matte=+16.7 split_strength=+32.1 global_hue=109 shadow_hue=139 highlight_hue=315 sat_red=-23.5 sat_orange=-24.3 sat_yellow=-21.1 sat_green=-21.6 sat_cyan=-7.6 sat_blue=-23.3 sat_magenta=-36.8

Warm the image slightly, reduce overall saturation heavily across all color channels especially magentas and reds, darken the exposure, lower contrast, lift the blacks into a matte finish, crush the shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong split tone with green-leaning shadows and magenta-leaning highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, its colors drained and faded, shadows gone milky, highlights gone soft.


Give it a melancholy, introspective feeling — muted and warm with a quiet heaviness, like a memory that's slowly losing its color.


Apply a desaturated matte film look reminiscent of overexposed analog cinema from the late 1970s, with lifted shadows, crushed blacks, and a warm, low-contrast palette.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded with that trendy matte thing going on, like super desaturated and a little dark but not gloomy?


route=grade | warmer=+4.6 tint_green=+1.8 darker=+0.6 less_contrast=+19.6 muted=+41.5 lifted_blacks=+4.6 lifted_shadows=+4.6 softer_highlights=+9.7 matte=+45.0 split_strength=+55.5 global_hue=111 shadow_hue=145 highlight_hue=324 sat_red=-42.4 sat_orange=-36.1 sat_yellow=-30.8 sat_green=-42.3 sat_cyan=-14.2 sat_blue=-37.2 sat_magenta=-59.0

Warm the image slightly, reduce contrast significantly, desaturate all colors heavily especially magentas and reds, lift the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a cool-green shadow tint and warm-pink highlight tint.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, its colors drained and its shadows gone soft and hazy.


Give it a quiet, melancholic feeling — washed out and distant, like a half-remembered summer afternoon fading from memory.


Apply a heavy faded matte film look with desaturated, dusty tones, lifted blacks, and a subtle warm-cool color split between shadows and highlights reminiscent of expired analog film.


Drain all the color out and make it look super faded and flat, like one of those old washed-out photos people use for aesthetic Instagram feeds.


route=grade | muted=+47.1 matte=+23.6 split_strength=+68.9 shadow_hue=132 highlight_hue=315 sat_red=-12.8 sat_orange=-7.6 sat_yellow=-51.8 sat_green=-63.8 sat_cyan=-25.8 sat_blue=-44.5 sat_magenta=-63.9

Mute the overall saturation heavily—especially crushing yellows, greens, and magentas almost to grey—add a strong matte lift to the shadows, and apply a teal-green shadow tint with a magenta-pink highlight tint for a pronounced split-tone effect.


Make it look like a weathered botanical print left in a damp drawer for decades, where all the vivid greens and yellows have bled away into a flat, dusty haze.


Give it a detached, melancholic stillness—like the quiet emptiness of an abandoned greenhouse where color has slowly drained from everything.


Apply a heavy desaturated matte film look with a teal-shadow and rose-highlight split tone, reminiscent of faded 1970s Kodachrome prints that have lost their vibrancy over time.


Wash all the color out super hard, lift the blacks so nothing goes full dark, and throw a greenish tint in the shadows with a pinkish glow in the bright spots.


route=grade | darker=+4.1 less_contrast=+10.9 muted=+0.8 lifted_blacks=+1.0 lifted_shadows=+1.0 softer_highlights=+13.7 matte=+12.3 split_strength=+2.1 shadow_hue=258 highlight_hue=325 sat_yellow=-2.2 sat_green=-2.0 sat_cyan=-1.0

Slightly darken the image, crush the contrast significantly, lift the blacks and shadows gently, soften and compress the highlights into a matte finish, apply a subtle cool-violet tint to shadows and a soft pink-magenta tint to highlights, and lightly desaturate yellows, greens, and cyans.


Make it look like a photograph printed on slightly overexposed matte paper left in a drawer for years, its edges faded to violet and its brights kissed with a dusty rose.


Give it a quiet, melancholic softness — like a memory that's still vivid but feels slightly distant and dreamlike.


Apply a modern matte film grade reminiscent of indie cinema, with lifted shadows, compressed highlights, and a subtle cool-to-warm split tone running from violet shadows into rosy highlights.


Can you make it look a little faded and soft, like one of those moody matte edits with that purplish shadow vibe everyone does on Instagram?


route=grade | warmer=+10.6 tint_magenta=+2.6 darker=+3.3 more_contrast=+1.7 muted=+4.0 crushed_blacks=+4.5 crushed_shadows=+4.5 softer_highlights=+1.9 matte=+2.0 split_strength=+33.5 global_hue=76 shadow_hue=127 highlight_hue=86 sat_red=+1.9 sat_orange=+8.0 sat_yellow=+3.5 sat_green=+3.1 sat_cyan=+1.8 sat_blue=-10.3 sat_magenta=-18.3

Warm up the image with a slight magenta tint, pull down the exposure a touch, add moderate contrast, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights into a matte finish, boost orange and yellow saturation, and reduce blue and magenta saturation for an earthy, muted tone.


Make it look like a sun-baked polaroid left on a dashboard in late summer, with deep shadowy corners and washed-out highlights.


Give it a warm, slightly brooding feel — like a quiet golden-hour afternoon that's just a little overcast, with rich earthy tones and moody crushed shadows.


Apply a vintage cross-processed film look with warm amber highlights, green-tinged shadows, crushed blacks, and desaturated blues and magentas — like a faded 35mm travel photograph from the early 2000s.


Make it all warm and toasty with that moody crushed-shadow vibe, kill the blues a bit, and give it that matte film-y look everyone loves.


route=grade | warmer=+7.0 tint_green=+1.3 darker=+11.0 muted=+18.2 crushed_blacks=+8.7 crushed_shadows=+8.7 softer_highlights=+5.7 matte=+9.1 split_strength=+22.3 global_hue=100 shadow_hue=143 highlight_hue=39 sat_red=-12.4 sat_orange=-12.5 sat_yellow=-14.4 sat_green=-13.0 sat_blue=-23.7 sat_magenta=-31.8

Warm the image slightly, reduce overall brightness by about 11 stops, heavily desaturate all hues especially magentas and blues, crush the blacks and shadows, add a matte lift, and apply a strong warm-to-cool split tone with green-shifted shadows and amber highlights.


Make it look like an old photograph left sitting in a warm, dusty attic — faded, muted, and softly glowing at the edges.


Give it a melancholic, subdued warmth, like a quiet autumn afternoon slowly fading into dusk.


Apply a vintage matte film stock grade reminiscent of overexposed analog footage from the late 1970s, with washed-out colors and lifted blacks.


Can you make it look all faded and warm, like one of those moody desaturated film presets with crushed blacks and that old-school matte vibe?


route=grade | darker=+0.9 more_contrast=+5.9 muted=+5.5 crushed_blacks=+7.5 crushed_shadows=+7.5 brighter_highlights=+5.5 matte=+2.8 split_strength=+7.0 shadow_hue=154 highlight_hue=280 sat_red=-6.1 sat_orange=-4.2 sat_yellow=-4.4 sat_green=-6.5 sat_cyan=-2.2 sat_blue=-1.7 sat_magenta=-8.3

Crush the blacks and shadows hard, boost contrast and lift the highlights slightly, desaturate all colors especially magentas and greens, add a teal-green tint to shadows and a purple-violet tint to highlights, and apply a matte finish for a dark, moody grade.


Make it look like a brooding noir film print left to fade in a dusty archive, with inky crushed shadows tinged green and highlights bleeding into violet dusk.


Give it a tense, ominous atmosphere — deeply shadowed and low on color, like the quiet dread before something goes wrong at night.


Apply a cinematic teal-shadow and purple-highlight split-tone grade reminiscent of a gritty modern thriller, with crushed blacks, lifted highlights, and heavily desaturated hues across the board.


Make it super dark and moody with those crushed-out blacks, kill the colors a bit, and throw in that green-shadow purple-highlight thing that makes everything look like a Netflix crime show.


route=grade | warmer=+3.0 tint_green=+0.6 darker=+8.8 less_contrast=+5.7 muted=+5.1 crushed_blacks=+6.3 crushed_shadows=+6.3 softer_highlights=+9.2 matte=+8.3 split_strength=+7.1 global_hue=102 shadow_hue=139 highlight_hue=42 sat_red=-2.1 sat_orange=-1.2 sat_yellow=-3.9 sat_green=-3.8 sat_blue=-7.6 sat_magenta=-9.4

Warm the image slightly, reduce contrast and overall brightness, mute all saturation especially blues and magentas, lift and crush the blacks and shadows into a flat matte base, and soften the highlights for a faded, low-contrast finish.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors drained and its shadows gone soft and milky.


Give it a quiet, melancholic feeling — faded and warm, like a half-remembered afternoon you can't quite hold onto.


Apply a vintage matte film look with lifted crushed shadows, warm midtones, green-tinted darks, and desaturated highlights reminiscent of expired 35mm stock.


Make it look all washed out and faded, kinda warm and flat with those milky shadows — like an old photo that lost all its punch.


Apply a neutral color grade that preserves the original tones and colors without any visible shift.


Keep the image looking like it just came straight out of the camera, untouched and true.


Make it feel clean, natural, and unprocessed, as if no grade was applied at all.


A flat, pass-through grade that maintains the original color balance and exposure as shot.


Just leave it as-is, no color weirdness, keep it totally natural looking.


route=grade | cooler=+1.5 darker=+1.8 more_saturated=+17.0 crushed_blacks=+1.7 crushed_shadows=+1.7 softer_highlights=+1.2 split_strength=+22.8 global_hue=274 shadow_hue=309 highlight_hue=115 sat_red=+16.4 sat_orange=+20.3 sat_yellow=+10.0 sat_green=+20.0 sat_cyan=+17.7 sat_blue=+12.1 sat_magenta=+20.6

Cool down the image, darken the exposure, crush the blacks and shadows, lift saturation across all channels especially reds, oranges, magentas, and greens, and apply a strong split tone with magenta-purple shadows and yellow-green highlights.


Make it look like a stormy twilight sky reflected in a deep forest pool — cool, dark, and brooding with vivid jewel-toned colors glowing beneath the surface.


Give it a tense, mysterious, and slightly otherworldly feeling — dark and cool with intensely saturated colors that feel electric and unsettling.


Apply a cinematic night-thriller grade with deep crushed blacks, cool overall tones, and a bold split toning that pushes shadows toward violet and highlights toward a sickly yellow-green.


Make it super dark and moody with those punchy saturated colors, crush the blacks hard, and throw in that cool purple-shadow green-highlight split tone thing.


route=grade | cooler=+0.7 brighter=+4.0 less_contrast=+11.8 muted=+12.2 lifted_blacks=+4.0 lifted_shadows=+4.0 brighter_highlights=+3.1 matte=+21.9 split_strength=+27.6 shadow_hue=145 highlight_hue=298 sat_red=-10.6 sat_yellow=-18.0 sat_green=-16.9 sat_cyan=-1.5 sat_blue=-9.2 sat_magenta=-13.2

Brighten the image slightly, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, cool the tones a bit, desaturate all colors especially yellows and greens, and apply a strong matte finish with a green-tinted shadow and magenta-tinted highlight split.


Make it look like a faded magazine print left in a sunlit window — washed-out colors, lifted shadows, and a cool, flat matte sheen with a subtle green-to-purple color cast drifting from dark to light.


Give it a dreamy, detached, and slightly melancholic feel — soft and airy with muted colors, lifted blacks, and a gentle cool matte that makes everything feel a little distant and overexposed.


Apply a modern matte film grade reminiscent of indie cinema — flat lifted shadows, desaturated earthy tones, a faint cool cast, and a strong teal-to-violet split toning across the shadows and highlights.


Can you make it look all washed out and flat, like one of those super faded matte edits with that greenish shadow and purpley highlight thing going on? Less color, more chill vibes.


route=grade | more_saturated=+8.5 matte=+0.5 split_strength=+11.6 shadow_hue=330 highlight_hue=123 sat_red=+8.6 sat_orange=+8.8 sat_yellow=+8.1 sat_green=+8.8 sat_cyan=+3.5 sat_blue=+7.8 sat_magenta=+10.3

Boost overall saturation moderately across all hues, push magenta and orange channels the hardest, add a subtle matte lift to the blacks, and apply a light split tone with magenta-pink shadows and soft green highlights.


Make it look like a lush tropical garden photographed through a vintage lens — colors bursting with life but softened by a thin veil of morning mist.


Give it a vibrant yet slightly dreamy feeling, like the electric energy of a summer festival where everything feels vivid and alive but just a touch hazy.


Apply a cross-processed slide film look with punchy, richly saturated colors, a gentle matte finish on the shadows, and a warm-cool split tone reminiscent of late-90s music video color grading.


Make the colors really pop and go crazy vivid, throw a little pink tint in the shadows and a hint of green in the bright spots, and keep the blacks from going too deep.


route=grade | cooler=+12.1 tint_magenta=+2.4 less_contrast=+0.7 more_saturated=+9.7 softer_highlights=+0.5 matte=+0.7 split_strength=+16.1 global_hue=281 shadow_hue=301 highlight_hue=251 sat_red=+7.0 sat_orange=+8.1 sat_yellow=+5.5 sat_green=+5.2 sat_cyan=+4.7 sat_blue=+15.1 sat_magenta=+16.2

Cool the overall temperature, add a slight magenta tint, boost saturation across all channels especially blues and magentas, apply a strong split-tone with violet-leaning shadows and blue-leaning highlights, and lift the matte slightly with softened highlights.


Make it look like twilight reflecting off a deep ocean surface, where cool violet shadows shimmer into blue-tinted highlights with richly saturated, almost electric colors.


Give it a dreamy, otherworldly vibe that feels cool and ethereal, like a late-night reverie soaked in rich purples and blues with vibrant, glowing colors throughout.


Apply a moody synthwave-inspired grade with cool blue-violet split tones, punchy saturated colors, and a subtle matte finish that evokes neon-lit cityscapes at midnight.


Make the colors go crazy with that cool purple-blue vibe, like everything's glowing and saturated but still kinda soft and dreamy, super moody.


route=grade | warmer=+1.3 tint_green=+1.4 darker=+0.6 more_contrast=+3.2 muted=+9.2 crushed_blacks=+7.0 crushed_shadows=+7.0 brighter_highlights=+5.5 matte=+4.6 split_strength=+33.5 global_hue=137 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=324 sat_orange=+9.5 sat_green=-22.1 sat_cyan=-1.2 sat_blue=-12.6 sat_magenta=-13.9

Add a slight warm green tint, boost contrast significantly, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, desaturate greens, blues, and magentas while boosting orange saturation, and apply a strong matte split-tone with lifted shadow tones.


Make it look like a sun-bleached field journal left in a warm greenhouse, where the shadows have gone flat and murky but the highlights glow softly amber.


Give it a tense, brooding atmosphere — muted and slightly sickly, like the uneasy calm before something goes wrong in a thriller.


Apply a gritty military-grade grade like a war documentary shot on desaturated film, with crushed blacks, faded matte tones, and a warm olive-green color cast throughout.


Make it look all washed out and moody with that flat matte vibe, crush the darks, kill the greens and blues, and give it a warm dirty look.


route=grade | warmer=+10.4 tint_green=+2.3 brighter=+7.4 less_contrast=+3.5 muted=+33.3 lifted_blacks=+2.7 lifted_shadows=+2.7 brighter_highlights=+4.9 matte=+22.8 split_strength=+50.5 global_hue=103 shadow_hue=142 highlight_hue=337 sat_red=-18.1 sat_orange=-15.4 sat_yellow=-27.7 sat_green=-42.8 sat_cyan=-7.3 sat_blue=-32.4 sat_magenta=-48.9

Warm up the image slightly, add a touch of green tint, brighten it a bit, reduce contrast, lift the blacks and shadows, and heavily desaturate all colors—especially greens, magentas, yellows, and blues—while adding a strong matte finish with split-toned shadows leaning green and highlights leaning magenta-pink.


Make it look like a sun-bleached magazine clipping left on a windowsill for years, with all the colors faded and washed out into a warm, flat haze.


Give it that soft, dreamy, emotionally distant feeling—like a hazy summer memory where nothing is too vivid and everything feels gently faded and warm.


Apply a heavy faded matte film look with warm tones, lifted shadows, and aggressively desaturated colors reminiscent of overexposed analog film from the late 1970s.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded with that warm matte vibe where the colors are super muted and the blacks don't go all the way dark?


route=grade | warmer=+3.8 tint_green=+3.2 darker=+10.1 less_contrast=+21.8 muted=+22.3 crushed_blacks=+1.1 crushed_shadows=+1.1 softer_highlights=+13.1 matte=+32.9 split_strength=+42.7 global_hue=131 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=316 sat_red=+4.6 sat_orange=+8.5 sat_yellow=-11.4 sat_green=-34.5 sat_cyan=-8.9 sat_blue=-22.6 sat_magenta=-42.7

Warm up the image slightly with a green tint, pull the exposure down, reduce contrast heavily, apply a strong matte finish with lifted shadows, soften the highlights, desaturate greens and magentas dramatically, and add a warm-to-cool split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached field journal left out on a mossy log — warm and faded, with washed-out greens and a dreamy, flat softness throughout.


Give it a quiet, melancholic feeling — like a hazy afternoon memory that's slightly overcast and emotionally distant, soft and muted with a gentle warmth.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema — desaturated foliage tones, crushed shadows with a warm lift, and a strong split between warm shadows and cool highlights.


Can you make it look all washed out and matted down, like super faded with that trendy flat look — tone down the greens and purples and make it feel kind of warm and dreamy?


route=grade | brighter=+2.5 more_contrast=+5.8 more_saturated=+5.0 crushed_blacks=+6.7 crushed_shadows=+6.7 brighter_highlights=+5.9 split_strength=+9.7 shadow_hue=318 highlight_hue=151 sat_red=+4.8 sat_orange=+8.1 sat_yellow=+6.6 sat_green=+2.4 sat_cyan=+1.8 sat_blue=+6.1 sat_magenta=+5.8

Boost brightness slightly, increase contrast and saturation, crush the blacks and shadows hard, lift the highlights, and add a strong split tone with magenta-pink shadows and green highlights while pushing orange, yellow, and blue saturation.


Make it look like a neon-lit tropical night market — deep crushed shadows glowing with a purple-pink tint and bright vivid highlights kissed with a cool green shimmer.


Give it a bold, electric, high-energy vibe with rich punchy colors and deep dramatic shadows that feel intense and alive.


Apply a vivid cinematic grade reminiscent of a high-contrast music video aesthetic with teal-green highlights, magenta shadow tones, and deeply crushed blacks.


Crank up the colors, smash the shadows to near black, and throw some pink in the darks and green in the brights so it looks super punchy and dramatic.


route=grade | warmer=+9.3 tint_green=+2.8 darker=+17.3 less_contrast=+1.8 muted=+2.7 crushed_blacks=+10.9 crushed_shadows=+10.9 softer_highlights=+9.6 matte=+3.1 split_strength=+27.6 global_hue=107 shadow_hue=144 highlight_hue=100 sat_orange=+3.3 sat_yellow=+2.4 sat_green=+4.7 sat_cyan=+5.8 sat_blue=-2.2 sat_magenta=-16.8

Warm up the image with a slight green tint, darken overall exposure, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, reduce contrast slightly, add a matte finish, and boost saturation in cyans and greens while desaturating magentas.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a greenhouse, where the shadows have gone mossy and the highlights have softened into a warm haze.


Give it a languid, earthy, late-afternoon feeling — slightly dim and muted, like a quiet moment in a overgrown garden where the light feels warm but heavy.


Apply a faded nature documentary grade with warm, muted tones, lifted and teal-tinted shadows, soft highlights, and a strong split-toned matte look reminiscent of analog outdoor cinematography.


Make it look all warm and moody with that washed-out matte thing going on — like crushed blacks, soft highlights, and a bit of that green earthy vibe.


route=grade | warmer=+12.3 tint_green=+3.6 darker=+4.5 more_contrast=+0.5 muted=+1.4 crushed_blacks=+4.2 crushed_shadows=+4.2 softer_highlights=+2.3 matte=+0.7 split_strength=+23.7 global_hue=106 shadow_hue=126 highlight_hue=108 sat_red=+3.7 sat_orange=+5.7 sat_yellow=+4.8 sat_green=+6.9 sat_cyan=+8.5 sat_blue=-13.8 sat_magenta=-12.8

Warm up the overall tone, add a slight green tint, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights into a matte finish, boost saturation in greens and cyans while pulling back blues and magentas, and apply a strong warm-to-cool split tone.


Make it look like golden afternoon light filtered through a dense jungle canopy, where shadows pool into deep earthy darkness and highlights glow with a warm, hazy softness.


Give it a lush, sun-drenched tropical feeling with moody crushed shadows and a warm, muted glow that feels both vibrant and slightly melancholic.


Apply a cinematic golden-hour rainforest grade with deep lifted blacks, warm highlights, vivid greens and cyans, and desaturated blues and magentas like a prestige nature documentary.


Make it look all warm and jungly with those deep dark shadows, boosted greens, and like a hazy golden vibe — kind of earthy but lush, you know?


route=grade | brighter=+0.8 more_contrast=+1.7 more_saturated=+0.6 brighter_highlights=+0.7 split_strength=+2.1 shadow_hue=335 highlight_hue=201 sat_red=+1.0 sat_magenta=+1.5

Brighten the image slightly, boost contrast and saturation, lift the highlights, and apply a strong split tone with rose-pink shadows and cool teal-cyan highlights while intensifying reds and magentas.


Make it look like a neon-lit cocktail bar at midnight — warm rosy shadows bleeding into cold teal highlights with punchy, vivid colors.


Give it a bold, electric energy that feels glamorous and intense, with dramatic contrast and a striking tension between warm pink shadows and icy cyan highlights.


Apply a high-contrast editorial fashion grade with magenta-shifted shadows and teal highlights, like the saturated split-tone look of a glossy magazine spread.


Crank it up so the shadows go all rosy-pink and the bright parts turn icy blue, and make the whole thing super punchy and vivid.


route=grade | more_contrast=+4.0 more_saturated=+8.2 crushed_blacks=+3.6 crushed_shadows=+3.6 brighter_highlights=+3.9 split_strength=+10.7 shadow_hue=317 highlight_hue=130 sat_red=+7.9 sat_orange=+10.5 sat_yellow=+8.0 sat_green=+8.0 sat_cyan=+3.0 sat_blue=+10.1 sat_magenta=+8.8

Boost contrast and saturation globally, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, and apply a split tone with magenta-pink in the shadows and green in the highlights while pushing reds, oranges, yellows, blues, and magentas harder.


Make it look like a jewel-box diorama lit from within — deep, velvety dark corners bleeding into cool emerald light up top, with every color glowing like stained glass.


Give it an intense, electric energy — rich and punchy with deep dramatic shadows and vivid, almost euphoric colors that feel bold and alive.


Apply a high-energy music-festival grade with crushed dark tones, a violet-to-green split toning, and oversaturated warm and cool hues like a concert stage bathed in neon.


Make the colors absolutely pop, smash the blacks down hard, and throw in that purple-shadow green-highlight vibe so everything looks super vivid and punchy.


route=grade | darker=+0.5 more_contrast=+2.7 muted=+0.5 crushed_blacks=+4.3 crushed_shadows=+4.3 brighter_highlights=+2.1 split_strength=+0.9 sat_magenta=-1.5

Darken the image slightly, boost contrast strongly, crush the blacks and shadows hard, lift the highlights a bit, mute the overall saturation, and reduce any magenta tones.


Make it look like a storm-lit photograph printed on aged paper, with deep hollow shadows and pale glowing highlights.


Give it a tense, brooding atmosphere with heavy darkness in the depths and a faint cold luminosity in the bright areas.


Apply a gritty noir cinema grade with crushed blacks, compressed shadows, and slightly desaturated cool tones reminiscent of a late-night urban thriller.


Make it look super dark and moody with those shadows totally blacked out and the bright bits just barely glowing, like a really intense film scene.


route=grade | cooler=+3.5 darker=+12.4 less_contrast=+7.9 muted=+30.4 crushed_blacks=+7.9 crushed_shadows=+7.9 softer_highlights=+9.8 matte=+23.1 split_strength=+45.0 global_hue=268 shadow_hue=144 highlight_hue=300 sat_red=-31.9 sat_orange=-31.7 sat_yellow=-30.0 sat_green=-30.5 sat_cyan=-13.1 sat_blue=-20.9 sat_magenta=-39.6

Pull down the exposure, desaturate all color channels especially magentas and reds, add a cool color cast, lift the blacks into a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with green shadows and magenta highlights.


Make it look like a photograph left in a foggy drawer for decades, its colors drained and its shadows softened into a cool, hazy mist.


Give the footage a detached, melancholic stillness — like a quiet moment suspended in grey uncertainty, cool and emotionally subdued.


Apply a faded art-house cinema grade with a strong matte lift, desaturated palette, cool midtones, and a split tone reminiscent of European indie film aesthetics.


Drain all the color out, make it look super washed and moody with that cool faded matte vibe everyone uses for that artsy aesthetic.


route=grade | warmer=+7.5 tint_green=+3.7 darker=+6.6 less_contrast=+1.2 muted=+33.0 crushed_blacks=+7.7 crushed_shadows=+7.7 softer_highlights=+1.5 matte=+17.7 split_strength=+46.0 global_hue=116 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=347 sat_red=-28.7 sat_orange=-18.0 sat_yellow=-24.5 sat_green=-34.1 sat_cyan=-3.3 sat_blue=-31.7 sat_magenta=-53.0

Warm up the image slightly, add a faint green tint, darken it a touch, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas, reds, greens, and blues, lift and crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with greenish shadows and pinkish highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer for decades, its colors drained and its shadows gone soft and hazy.


Give it a melancholic, washed-out feeling — like a quiet afternoon memory that's slowly fading away.


Apply a heavy matte film look reminiscent of faded 1970s analog photography, with desaturated tones, crushed shadows, and a warm-green-to-rose split tone.


Drain all the color out and make it look super faded and matted, like one of those moody vintage presets everyone uses on their film rolls.


route=grade | warmer=+11.9 darker=+2.0 less_contrast=+2.1 muted=+14.8 crushed_blacks=+6.4 crushed_shadows=+6.4 softer_highlights=+1.4 matte=+9.5 split_strength=+35.7 global_hue=88 shadow_hue=133 highlight_hue=54 sat_red=-7.7 sat_orange=+1.6 sat_yellow=+1.8 sat_green=-7.2 sat_cyan=+2.1 sat_blue=-22.3 sat_magenta=-39.8

Warm up the overall tone, lift the blacks into a soft matte crush, reduce blue and magenta saturation heavily, mute greens and reds slightly, and add a split-tone with warm amber highlights and cool green-tinted shadows.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, where the shadows have gone mossy and the highlights glow like faded honey.


Give it a quiet, hazy warmth — the kind of melancholy calm you feel on a slow Sunday afternoon when everything feels slightly distant and soft.


Apply a vintage matte film grade reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema, with lifted crushed blacks, desaturated blues and magentas, and a warm amber-to-green split tone.


Can you make it look all warm and faded with that matte film thing going on — like the blacks are lifted and the colors are kinda washed out but cozy?


route=grade | cooler=+24.3 tint_magenta=+1.6 darker=+4.8 less_contrast=+10.7 more_saturated=+0.8 crushed_blacks=+2.5 crushed_shadows=+2.5 softer_highlights=+9.1 matte=+10.7 split_strength=+44.3 global_hue=274 shadow_hue=291 highlight_hue=276 sat_red=-9.4 sat_orange=-23.5 sat_yellow=-11.2 sat_green=-14.0 sat_cyan=+6.2 sat_blue=+23.3 sat_magenta=+17.1

Cool the image significantly, add a slight magenta tint, reduce contrast and brightness with a matte finish, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, boost blue and magenta saturation while pulling down reds, oranges, yellows, and greens, and apply a strong purple-violet split tone.


Make it look like a rainy evening seen through a frosted violet window, where warm colors have drained away and everything settles into a cool, flat, blue-purple haze.


Give it a melancholic, introspective mood — cool and slightly detached, like a quiet night alone with muted warmth and a soft, dreamy purple undertone.


Apply a moody lo-fi aesthetic reminiscent of overcast Nordic twilight, with desaturated earth tones, boosted cool blues, a matte lift, and a violet shadow-to-highlight split grade.


Can you make this look super cool and washed out, like kill all the warm colors, pump up the blues, and give it that flat matte purple-shadow vibe?


Apply a clean, neutral grade that preserves the original colors and tones without any shifts in hue, saturation, or luminance.


Make the image look like it was shot straight out of camera with no color processing, clear as a freshly cleaned window.


Keep the footage feeling natural and unprocessed, with no emotional color push in any direction.


Apply a transparent, broadcast-safe pass-through grade that maintains the original image integrity.


Just leave the colors as-is, no fancy tweaks, keep it totally raw and untouched.


route=grade | cooler=+9.3 tint_green=+6.9 darker=+3.3 more_contrast=+1.5 muted=+4.5 crushed_blacks=+4.4 crushed_shadows=+4.4 brighter_highlights=+1.6 matte=+2.3 split_strength=+15.5 global_hue=234 shadow_hue=264 highlight_hue=278 sat_red=-5.7 sat_yellow=-10.3 sat_green=-13.5 sat_cyan=+5.1 sat_blue=+2.6 sat_magenta=-1.1

Cool the image with a blue-green tint, crush the blacks and shadows, slightly mute and desaturate greens and yellows while boosting cyan saturation, and add a subtle matte lift with a violet-blue split tone.


Make it look like a foggy morning seen through frosted glass, where the shadows sink deep into indigo and the whole image feels washed in a cold, muted haze.


Give it a detached, melancholic feeling — cool and subdued, like the quiet unease of an overcast day that never quite brightens.


Apply a cold cinematic grade reminiscent of Scandinavian noir films, with crushed blue-violet shadows, desaturated foliage tones, and a faint matte finish.


Make it look all cold and moody with that deep shadowy blue vibe and kinda washed-out greens, like a chill indie film aesthetic.


route=grade | cooler=+0.7 tint_green=+3.0 darker=+4.8 less_contrast=+3.6 muted=+16.7 crushed_blacks=+4.3 crushed_shadows=+4.3 softer_highlights=+3.4 matte=+12.0 split_strength=+27.0 global_hue=194 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=319 sat_red=-8.5 sat_orange=-5.8 sat_yellow=-10.8 sat_green=-21.7 sat_cyan=-3.9 sat_blue=-15.3 sat_magenta=-27.5

Pull the image slightly cooler and darker with a green tint, reduce contrast and desaturate all colors heavily—especially greens and magentas—then crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a cool-teal shadow tone and warm-pink highlight tone.


Make it look like a watercolor painting left out in the rain, where all the colors have quietly bled away into a cool, flat haze.


Give it a detached, melancholic stillness—like a quiet overcast afternoon where nothing feels urgent and all the vibrancy has gently faded.


Apply a faded teal-and-pink matte film grade reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema, with lifted shadows, crushed blacks, and heavily desaturated greens and magentas.


Drain all the color out of it and slap a big flat matte on there—make it look all washed out and moody with that green-tinted vibe.


route=grade | warmer=+29.9 tint_magenta=+10.9 brighter=+2.4 less_contrast=+0.9 more_saturated=+10.1 lifted_blacks=+1.3 lifted_shadows=+1.3 brighter_highlights=+1.8 matte=+2.2 split_strength=+51.2 global_hue=70 shadow_hue=86 highlight_hue=94 sat_red=+29.6 sat_orange=+26.3 sat_yellow=+15.7 sat_green=+16.6 sat_cyan=+13.7 sat_blue=-11.5 sat_magenta=-1.5

Push the image warmer and more magenta, boost saturation on reds, oranges, and yellows significantly, slightly lift the blacks and shadows, brighten highlights a touch, reduce blue saturation, and add a subtle matte finish with soft split toning toward warm amber-yellow tones.


Make it look like golden afternoon light filtered through honey, where everything glows with warmth and the shadows feel soft and lifted like a hazy summer afternoon.


Give it a radiant, sun-drenched feel that's cheerful and glowing, like the world is bathed in warm golden light with no harsh edges or deep dark shadows.


Apply a golden hour lifestyle grade — the kind you'd see in a sun-soaked travel editorial shot during the magic hour, with rich warm tones, boosted earth tones, and a gentle matte glow.


Make everything super warm and glowy, like crank up those oranges and yellows, lift the shadows so nothing looks too dark, and give it that soft sunny vibe.


route=grade | darker=+3.8 more_contrast=+3.1 muted=+7.3 crushed_blacks=+3.6 crushed_shadows=+3.6 brighter_highlights=+2.8 matte=+3.6 split_strength=+30.9 shadow_hue=148 highlight_hue=329 sat_red=-1.9 sat_orange=+5.2 sat_yellow=-4.4 sat_green=-29.3 sat_cyan=+9.1 sat_blue=+21.8 sat_magenta=-16.6

Darken the overall exposure, crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, boost contrast, mute the tones slightly, lift highlights a touch, desaturate greens and magentas heavily, push blues up significantly, and apply a strong teal-to-magenta split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a midnight garden glimpsed through a tinted window — deep, shadowy, with cool teal depths and a faint magenta bloom in the light.


Give it a brooding, melancholic atmosphere — heavy and dark with a cool cinematic tension that feels like the calm before something breaks.


Apply a dark teal-and-magenta cinematic split-tone grade reminiscent of a moody arthouse thriller, with crushed matte shadows and desaturated greenery.


Make it look super dark and moody with that crushed matte vibe, kill the greens, and throw in some teal shadows with a pink-purple glow in the bright spots.


route=grade | warmer=+3.9 tint_green=+2.5 darker=+4.7 more_contrast=+2.7 muted=+8.6 crushed_blacks=+7.3 crushed_shadows=+7.3 matte=+4.3 split_strength=+17.1 global_hue=122 shadow_hue=145 highlight_hue=200 sat_red=-5.1 sat_orange=-3.4 sat_yellow=-3.4 sat_green=-4.5 sat_cyan=+4.9 sat_blue=-12.9 sat_magenta=-20.0

Warm the image slightly with a green tint, darken and add contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially blue and magenta, crush the blacks and shadows into a matte lift, and apply a strong split tone with warm shadows around green-teal and cool cyan highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached polaroid left on a dashboard, with muddy shadows and washed-out colors that drift from mossy greens in the darks to pale seafoam in the lights.


Give it a quiet, melancholic feeling — muted and flat with heavy crushed shadows, like a memory that's faded but still warm around the edges.


Apply a desaturated matte film look reminiscent of indie drama cinematography, with lifted blacks, a warm-green shadow split, and a cool cyan highlight tint draining the life out of blues and magentas.


Make it look all faded and moody — kill the blues and pinks, dirty up the shadows so they go greenish, and give the whole thing that flat matte vibe like an old film scan.


route=grade | cooler=+3.7 tint_green=+6.5 more_contrast=+1.7 muted=+4.1 crushed_blacks=+1.1 crushed_shadows=+1.1 brighter_highlights=+3.1 matte=+2.0 split_strength=+7.2 global_hue=210 shadow_hue=239 highlight_hue=257 sat_red=-4.3 sat_yellow=-6.5 sat_green=-7.4 sat_cyan=+5.0 sat_blue=-2.2 sat_magenta=-4.5

Add a cool blue-green tint, boost contrast slightly, mute and desaturate the greens and yellows, lift the highlights, crush the shadows, and apply a strong blue-violet split tone with a soft matte finish.


Make it look like a rainy afternoon reflected in a steel-blue puddle — muted, cool, and quietly faded at the edges.


Give it a detached, melancholic feeling — cool and desaturated with moody blue shadows and a gentle matte haze.


Style it like a modern Scandinavian crime drama — cold cyan-blue tones, washed-out greens, crushed shadows, and a cinematic matte grade.


Can you make it look all cold and washed out with that blue-ish moody vibe and soft faded blacks?


route=grade | warmer=+1.4 tint_green=+8.4 darker=+4.4 more_contrast=+3.8 muted=+19.5 crushed_blacks=+3.7 crushed_shadows=+3.7 brighter_highlights=+2.6 matte=+9.7 split_strength=+30.6 global_hue=170 shadow_hue=150 highlight_hue=279 sat_red=-22.3 sat_orange=-17.6 sat_yellow=-10.7 sat_green=-20.5 sat_blue=-15.1 sat_magenta=-31.6

Apply a slightly warm, green-tinted grade with crushed blacks, lifted shadows, brighter highlights, reduced contrast overall, heavy desaturation across all hues especially magentas and reds, and a strong split-tone with teal shadows and violet highlights for a matte finish.


Make it look like a faded fashion magazine printed on slightly yellowed paper, where the colors have drained away and the shadows pool into cool teal while the highlights drift toward soft purple.


Give it a detached, melancholic editorial vibe — muted and introspective, like the quiet stillness of an overcast afternoon where nothing feels fully saturated or alive.


Apply a high-fashion matte film look reminiscent of desaturated Kodak cinematic stock, with teal-leaning shadows, lavender highlights, crushed blacks, and heavily pulled-down reds and magentas.


Can you make it look all washed out and moody with that teal-shadow purple-highlight thing going on and like barely any color left in the reds and pinks?


route=grade | cooler=+11.5 tint_green=+6.0 darker=+3.3 more_contrast=+1.7 muted=+4.0 crushed_blacks=+4.6 crushed_shadows=+4.6 brighter_highlights=+1.5 matte=+2.0 split_strength=+19.0 global_hue=242 shadow_hue=273 highlight_hue=281 sat_red=-5.6 sat_yellow=-11.2 sat_green=-14.5 sat_cyan=+5.2 sat_blue=+5.2 sat_magenta=+1.2

Cool the overall temperature with a green tint, crush the blacks and shadows, mute the greens and yellows while boosting cyan and blue saturation, add a slight matte lift, and apply a strong blue-violet split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a foggy winter morning seen through tinted glass, where the shadows sink into deep violet and the whole image feels drained of warmth.


Give it a cold, detached, and slightly melancholic atmosphere, like the quiet unease of an overcast city at dusk.


Apply a desaturated teal-and-violet cinematic grade reminiscent of a gritty Nordic crime thriller, with crushed shadows and a cool, muted palette.


Make it look all cold and washed out with those deep dark shadows and a bluish-purple vibe, like one of those moody Netflix shows.


route=grade | warmer=+6.4 tint_magenta=+2.0 darker=+7.6 less_contrast=+1.8 crushed_blacks=+5.4 crushed_shadows=+5.4 softer_highlights=+6.5 matte=+1.9 split_strength=+16.4 global_hue=72 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=51 sat_red=+11.6 sat_orange=+23.5 sat_green=-1.1 sat_blue=-7.6 sat_magenta=-7.7

Warm up the image with a slight magenta tint, pull down the exposure a bit, lift and crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, soften the highlights, boost reds and oranges significantly, and dial back blues and magentas for a warm split-toned grade.


Make it look like golden afternoon light filtered through amber glass, with shadows that melt into soft green-tinged darkness and highlights that glow like warm honey.


Give it a cozy, nostalgic warmth — slightly dim and intimate, with rich earthy tones and a gentle haze that feels like a lazy late-summer afternoon fading into dusk.


Apply a cinematic golden-hour film grade with lifted, crushed shadows, matte blacks, and a warm orange-red color push reminiscent of cross-processed analogue film from the early 2000s.


Make it all warm and toasty with that faded matte look — boost the oranges, kill the harsh blacks, and give it that soft glowy vibe like an old Instagram filter but actually good.


route=grade | warmer=+9.2 tint_green=+1.3 darker=+6.3 less_contrast=+3.8 muted=+2.8 crushed_blacks=+5.5 crushed_shadows=+5.5 softer_highlights=+6.2 matte=+5.2 split_strength=+17.6 global_hue=98 shadow_hue=126 highlight_hue=92 sat_red=+2.6 sat_orange=+4.0 sat_yellow=+1.1 sat_green=+2.2 sat_cyan=+3.1 sat_blue=-10.9 sat_magenta=-11.1

Warm up the overall tone slightly, add a faint green tint, pull down exposure a bit, reduce contrast, lift and crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, soften the highlights, and desaturate blues and magentas while boosting oranges and cyans.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a dashboard, warm and slightly faded with flat shadows and hazy highlights.


Give it a languid, late-afternoon warmth — a little dim and soft, with muted shadows that feel heavy and unhurried.


Apply a faded analog film grade with warm midtones, crushed matte blacks, a gentle green-yellow shadow cast, and desaturated cool tones like an overexposed slide film from the 1970s.


Can you make it look all warm and washed out, like the blacks aren't really black anymore and everything's got that cozy faded vibe?


route=grade | darker=+1.6 more_contrast=+3.5 more_saturated=+7.8 crushed_blacks=+3.6 crushed_shadows=+3.6 brighter_highlights=+1.7 split_strength=+7.5 shadow_hue=318 highlight_hue=120 sat_red=+9.2 sat_orange=+16.5 sat_yellow=+8.6 sat_green=+6.9 sat_cyan=+4.0 sat_blue=+7.0 sat_magenta=+7.1

Increase contrast and saturation significantly, crush the blacks and shadows, slightly brighten highlights, boost orange and red tones the most, and add a magenta-to-green split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a lush jungle at golden hour seen through a dramatic storm cloud — deep crushed shadows with vivid, punchy colors bursting through.


Give it an intense, electric energy — brooding dark shadows with rich, vibrant colors that feel alive and powerful.


Apply a bold cinematic grade reminiscent of a high-contrast nature documentary, with deep crushed blacks, vivid saturated greens and oranges, and a cool magenta shadow to warm green highlight split.


Crank up the vibes — make the colors super punchy and saturated, smash the blacks down hard, and throw in that moody purple-shadow green-highlight color split thing.


route=grade | warmer=+4.4 tint_green=+2.7 darker=+6.4 muted=+11.8 crushed_blacks=+8.8 crushed_shadows=+8.8 softer_highlights=+1.0 matte=+6.1 split_strength=+20.5 global_hue=122 shadow_hue=130 highlight_hue=340 sat_red=+5.0 sat_orange=+8.9 sat_yellow=-5.3 sat_green=-17.8 sat_blue=-17.4 sat_magenta=-24.4

Warm up the image slightly with a green tint, darken and desaturate it noticeably, crush the blacks and shadows heavily, add a matte lift, and apply a strong split tone with green-leaning shadows and magenta-leaning highlights while pulling down greens, blues, and magentas.


Make it look like an old photograph left in a sun-drenched drawer, its colors faded and warm, the shadows gone murky and deep, with a ghostly pink glow kissing the bright edges.


Give it a brooding, melancholic feeling — warm but withdrawn, like a memory that's slightly out of reach, with heavy shadows and washed-out, muted tones that feel heavy and introspective.


Apply a vintage cinematic matte grade reminiscent of early 2000s indie films — warm, desaturated, with crushed shadows, lifted blacks, and a split tone pushing green into the darks and a soft rose into the highlights.


Make it look all moody and faded, like super dark shadows, kinda warm and washed out, with that split-tone thing where the shadows go greenish and the bright parts get a little pinkish — very vintage vibes.


route=grade | warmer=+1.6 tint_green=+4.6 darker=+5.0 less_contrast=+4.5 muted=+5.1 crushed_blacks=+1.2 crushed_shadows=+1.2 softer_highlights=+5.6 matte=+7.0 split_strength=+6.3 global_hue=161 shadow_hue=92 highlight_hue=167 sat_red=-4.5 sat_orange=-9.0 sat_yellow=-3.8 sat_green=-4.3 sat_cyan=+2.8 sat_blue=-10.4 sat_magenta=-5.8

Apply a matte grade with heavily softened highlights, strongly reduced contrast, desaturated blues and oranges, a slight green tint, a touch of warmth, and a pronounced cool-green split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors quietly fading into a soft, hazy green-tinged mist.


Give it a serene, detached, almost melancholic feeling — like a quiet afternoon where everything feels slightly washed out and still.


Apply a modern cinematic matte finish reminiscent of understated indie film color work, with lifted shadows, crushed contrast, and a cool teal-green color cast throughout.


Can you make it look all washed out and matty with that trendy faded green vibe and kill the blues and oranges a bit?


route=grade | warmer=+5.7 tint_magenta=+0.7 darker=+3.5 more_contrast=+1.9 muted=+27.1 crushed_blacks=+7.6 crushed_shadows=+7.6 brighter_highlights=+1.2 matte=+13.5 split_strength=+46.1 global_hue=83 shadow_hue=148 highlight_hue=345 sat_red=-3.7 sat_orange=+3.4 sat_yellow=-18.8 sat_green=-37.5 sat_cyan=-16.8 sat_blue=-25.6 sat_magenta=-45.5

Warm up the image slightly with a touch of magenta, darken it a bit, add mild contrast, heavily desaturate greens, yellows, and magentas, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights gently, and apply a strong matte finish with a warm-to-cool split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer — warm and faded with washed-out greens and a chalky matte finish.


Give it a melancholic, hazy late-afternoon feeling — like a quiet memory slowly losing its color and fading into warm, muted tones.


Apply a faded vintage film stock look with warm amber shadows, cool rosy highlights, crushed blacks, and heavily desaturated foliage and cool tones.


Make it look all washed out and warm, like an old photo with that flat matte vibe and dead greens — super faded and moody.


route=grade | warmer=+4.7 tint_magenta=+0.6 darker=+14.0 less_contrast=+7.9 muted=+28.8 crushed_blacks=+8.2 crushed_shadows=+8.2 softer_highlights=+12.6 matte=+22.3 split_strength=+47.9 global_hue=83 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=344 sat_red=-7.5 sat_orange=-4.6 sat_yellow=-22.2 sat_green=-38.1 sat_cyan=-17.6 sat_blue=-24.7 sat_magenta=-46.3

Warm the image slightly with a hint of magenta, pull the exposure down, reduce contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially greens and magentas, lift the shadows and soften the highlights into a strong matte finish with a warm-to-cool split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer for decades, colors drained and faded, shadows gone soft and milky.


Give it a melancholic, hazy, late-summer feeling — warm but emotionally distant, like a memory slowly losing its color.


Apply a heavy cinematic matte grade reminiscent of washed-out analog film, with crushed lifted blacks, desaturated greens and magentas, and a warm shadow to cool highlight split tone.


Can you make it look all faded and washed out, like super matte with that vintage vibe where the colors are kinda dull and the blacks look lifted and milky?


route=grade | warmer=+2.1 brighter=+2.1 less_contrast=+3.1 muted=+13.5 lifted_blacks=+0.6 lifted_shadows=+0.6 matte=+10.4 split_strength=+15.3 global_hue=99 shadow_hue=146 highlight_hue=309 sat_red=-3.4 sat_orange=-3.2 sat_yellow=-9.8 sat_green=-19.5 sat_cyan=-5.2 sat_blue=-18.5 sat_magenta=-18.1

Warm up the image slightly, lift the blacks and shadows a touch, reduce contrast, and heavily desaturate greens, blues, and magentas while adding a strong matte finish with a warm-to-cool split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, its colors gently drained and its shadows softened into a hazy, faded warmth.


Give it a quiet, wistful feeling — soft and slightly dreamy, like a distant memory that's lost its sharp edges and vivid colors.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of early 2000s indie cinema, with lifted shadows, desaturated foliage and skies, and a subtle warm-cool split across the tonal range.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded with that matte thing going on, like the colors are just kind of chilled out and not trying too hard?


route=grade | warmer=+0.6 tint_green=+2.6 darker=+1.4 more_contrast=+2.1 muted=+25.2 crushed_blacks=+2.8 crushed_shadows=+2.8 softer_highlights=+0.9 matte=+12.6 split_strength=+44.0 global_hue=167 shadow_hue=154 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=-15.1 sat_orange=-10.3 sat_yellow=-29.2 sat_green=-26.8 sat_cyan=-3.1 sat_blue=-11.9 sat_magenta=-43.1

Slightly warm and green-tinted with noticeably crushed blacks, heavy desaturation across yellows, greens, and magentas, strong matte lift, high split-toning contrast between teal shadows and magenta highlights, and softened highlights throughout.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, with faded colors and inky-dark corners bleeding into a dusty matte finish.


Give it a melancholic, detached feeling — muted and heavy, like a quiet afternoon where the light has gone flat and colors have drained from the world.


Apply a faded analog film grade with teal-shifted shadows and magenta highlights, crushed blacks, and heavily desaturated earth tones reminiscent of overexposed expired film stock.


Can you make it look all washed out and moody with those dark crushed shadows and that weird teal-to-pink color split thing going on?


route=grade | warmer=+1.6 tint_green=+3.3 darker=+1.0 less_contrast=+5.7 muted=+6.9 lifted_blacks=+4.3 lifted_shadows=+4.3 matte=+13.5 split_strength=+20.4 global_hue=155 shadow_hue=155 highlight_hue=7 sat_red=-1.5 sat_orange=-1.6 sat_yellow=-7.5 sat_green=-2.3 sat_cyan=+6.3 sat_blue=-12.9 sat_magenta=-15.1

Reduce contrast and desaturate the image slightly, lift the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, add a subtle green-teal tint to shadows and a warm orange cast to highlights, boost cyan saturation while pulling down blue and magenta, and apply a strong split-tone with a slight overall warm-green shift.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a humid greenhouse, where the shadows have gone mossy and cool while the highlights bask in a faint amber warmth.


Give it a calm, understated, slightly detached feeling — like a quiet afternoon where everything looks a little faded and soft, neither too warm nor too cold.


Apply a muted matte film stock grade reminiscent of indie cinema from the early 2000s, with lifted shadows, desaturated blues and magentas, and a teal-to-warm split tone.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded with that teal-shadow vibe? Like, lift the blacks so nothing's too dark and kill the contrast — give it that chill matte look.


route=grade | cooler=+3.7 darker=+7.3 less_contrast=+7.6 muted=+27.0 lifted_blacks=+2.1 lifted_shadows=+2.1 softer_highlights=+4.8 matte=+23.1 split_strength=+29.8 global_hue=272 shadow_hue=168 highlight_hue=315 sat_red=-29.2 sat_orange=-32.9 sat_yellow=-25.4 sat_green=-32.8 sat_cyan=-12.9 sat_blue=-17.2 sat_magenta=-30.3

Pull down the exposure slightly, cool the overall tone, heavily desaturate all colors especially reds, oranges, greens, and magentas, lift the blacks and shadows gently, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a cool-to-warm split tone.


Make it look like a watercolor painting left out in a foggy morning, where all the colors have quietly washed away into a soft, hazy mist.


Give it a detached, melancholic stillness — like a quiet afternoon where everything feels slightly faded and emotionally distant.


Apply a desaturated matte film grade reminiscent of overcast Scandinavian cinema, with lifted shadows, cooled midtones, and a subtle split between teal shadows and magenta highlights.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded, like the colors just gave up and everything got that flat matte look people use on Instagram?


route=grade | cooler=+5.1 tint_green=+4.0 darker=+4.4 less_contrast=+1.9 more_saturated=+2.7 crushed_blacks=+4.6 crushed_shadows=+4.6 softer_highlights=+4.3 matte=+1.9 split_strength=+7.5 global_hue=232 shadow_hue=269 highlight_hue=241 sat_red=-6.0 sat_orange=-3.3 sat_green=+2.3 sat_cyan=+2.6 sat_blue=+6.3 sat_magenta=+8.6

Cool the image with a blue-green tint, darken and reduce contrast, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, boost blues and magentas while pulling back reds and oranges, and add a subtle matte finish with a strong color split.


Make it look like a scene viewed through a rain-streaked window at dusk, with deep bruised shadows and a cold, hazy glow.


Give it a brooding, melancholic atmosphere — cool and shadowy with muted warmth and a quiet, heavy tension.


Apply a cinematic midnight blue grade reminiscent of a gritty urban thriller, with crushed dark tones and a cold split-toned palette.


Make it look all dark and moody with that cold bluish vibe, like super crushed blacks and soft highlights, kinda matte and mysterious.


route=grade | warmer=+5.6 tint_green=+4.4 less_contrast=+0.6 more_saturated=+2.3 matte=+0.8 split_strength=+10.3 global_hue=128 shadow_hue=19 highlight_hue=130 sat_red=+2.7 sat_orange=+3.9 sat_yellow=+5.7 sat_green=+5.9 sat_cyan=+5.3 sat_blue=-5.0

Warm the image slightly with a green tint, boost saturation across greens, yellows, cyans, and oranges while pulling back blue saturation, reduce contrast a touch, add a subtle matte finish, and apply a warm-to-cool split tone with orange shadows and teal highlights.


Make it look like sunlight filtering through a canopy of tropical leaves onto a warm forest floor, with rich lush greens and golden tones glowing softly.


Give it a lush, vibrant yet relaxed outdoor feeling, like a warm breezy afternoon in a verdant garden where everything feels alive and gently sun-kissed.


Apply a nature-inspired botanical grade reminiscent of lush travel photography, with warm amber shadows, cool teal highlights, and richly saturated greens and yellows throughout.


Make it look super lush and earthy, like those dreamy nature shots you see on travel feeds — warm shadows, popping greens, and a soft matte finish.


route=grade | warmer=+4.1 tint_magenta=+9.3 darker=+19.8 less_contrast=+24.9 muted=+18.9 crushed_blacks=+9.7 crushed_shadows=+9.7 softer_highlights=+26.3 matte=+34.3 split_strength=+48.7 global_hue=24 shadow_hue=131 highlight_hue=338 sat_red=-7.7 sat_orange=-7.4 sat_yellow=-19.0 sat_green=-29.1 sat_cyan=-10.0 sat_blue=-11.7 sat_magenta=-25.0

Push the image warmer and more magenta, reduce contrast significantly, pull down exposure, desaturate yellows, greens, and magentas heavily, lift the blacks into a matte fade, and add a strong split tone with green-tinted shadows and magenta-tinted highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a warm attic for decades, its colors softly drained and its shadows gone hazy and green while the highlights blush faintly pink.


Give it a dreamy, wistful feeling — warm and a little faded, like a half-remembered summer afternoon where everything feels soft and slightly distant.


Apply a heavy matte film grade reminiscent of warm-toned analog cinema with lifted, faded blacks, desaturated foliage and skin tones, and a cool-green shadow split against rosy highlights.


Make it look super faded and warm, like one of those washed-out matte film edits where the blacks go all milky and the colors just chill out.


route=grade | cooler=+11.7 darker=+5.6 more_saturated=+6.6 crushed_blacks=+9.6 crushed_shadows=+9.6 softer_highlights=+1.2 split_strength=+12.4 global_hue=270 shadow_hue=322 highlight_hue=244 sat_red=+13.1 sat_orange=+11.4 sat_cyan=+3.1 sat_blue=+14.4 sat_magenta=+9.2

Push the image cooler and darker with crushed blacks and shadows, boost saturation on reds, oranges, blues, and magentas, and apply a strong color split with purple-magenta shadows and blue highlights.


Make it look like a stormy midnight ocean reflecting neon city lights, deep and cold with vivid electric colors bleeding through the darkness.


Give it a tense, brooding, nocturnal energy — cool and shadowy with rich, saturated colors that feel cinematic and slightly ominous.


Apply a moody cyberpunk night scene grade with deep crushed blacks, a cool blue-purple color cast, and vivid neon-saturated reds and blues reminiscent of a rain-soaked urban cityscape.


Make it super dark and cold with those deep crushed shadows and crank up the blues and reds so it looks like a moody nighttime banger.


route=grade | cooler=+8.2 tint_magenta=+2.2 darker=+5.8 more_contrast=+6.0 more_saturated=+13.5 crushed_blacks=+9.9 crushed_shadows=+9.9 brighter_highlights=+3.2 split_strength=+16.1 global_hue=285 shadow_hue=285 highlight_hue=125 sat_red=+9.4 sat_orange=+16.0 sat_yellow=+7.0 sat_green=+13.5 sat_cyan=+6.7 sat_blue=+20.5 sat_magenta=+17.7

Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a touch of magenta tint, darken the exposure, push contrast hard, crush the blacks and shadows deep, lift the highlights a bit, and heavily boost saturation across all channels—especially blue, magenta, and orange.


Make it look like a twilight storm rolling over a neon-lit city, where the shadows sink into violet darkness and the colors blaze with electric intensity.


Give it a dramatic, brooding intensity—like something urgent and cinematic is about to happen, with rich deep shadows and vivid, almost overwhelming colors.


Apply a high-contrast cyberpunk night-scene grade with cool violet shadows, warm green highlights, crushed blacks, and hyper-saturated neon colors reminiscent of a rain-soaked urban dystopia.


Make the colors go absolutely crazy—deep dark shadows, super punchy and saturated hues, cool blue vibes but with those greens and oranges just popping off the screen.


route=grade | warmer=+0.9 tint_green=+0.8 more_contrast=+5.3 more_saturated=+7.8 crushed_blacks=+8.0 crushed_shadows=+8.0 brighter_highlights=+7.4 split_strength=+10.9 global_hue=132 shadow_hue=248 highlight_hue=149 sat_red=+9.0 sat_orange=+14.8 sat_yellow=+6.0 sat_green=+8.7 sat_cyan=+3.2 sat_blue=+9.8 sat_magenta=+6.6

Boost contrast and saturation across all channels, warm the overall tone with a slight green tint, crush the blacks and shadows hard, lift the highlights, and apply a strong split-toning with cool blue-purple shadows and green-tinted highlights.


Make it look like sunlight filtered through a lush jungle canopy at high noon, where the shadows sink into deep cool depths and the highlights glow with a vivid, verdant warmth.


Give it a bold, energetic, and vibrant feel with punchy colors and dramatic contrast, like the electric excitement of a summer festival in full swing.


Apply a vivid cinematic grade reminiscent of a lush tropical travel documentary, with crushed shadows, glowing highlights, and richly saturated oranges and greens.


Make it super punchy and vibrant — crank up the colors, smash those blacks, and give it that glowy highlight look with a cool-shadow vibe.


route=grade | cooler=+3.0 tint_green=+1.7 brighter=+7.6 more_contrast=+3.4 muted=+8.4 brighter_highlights=+8.6 matte=+4.2 split_strength=+17.7 global_hue=241 shadow_hue=163 highlight_hue=274 sat_red=-2.6 sat_orange=+2.1 sat_green=-7.7 sat_cyan=+1.5 sat_blue=-10.3 sat_magenta=-20.8

Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a touch of green tint, lift the exposure and highlights, increase contrast moderately, desaturate the image with a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with teal-green shadows and violet highlights while pulling down blues, magentas, and greens.


Make it look like a dream half-remembered at dawn — washed-out and cool, with shadows drifting toward sea-glass green and highlights fading into soft lavender.


Give it a detached, melancholic calm — slightly overcast and emotionally distant, like staring out a rain-streaked window on a quiet afternoon.


Apply a modern muted cinema grade reminiscent of a Scandinavian arthouse film — cool, desaturated, with lifted blacks, teal shadows, and a faint purple glow in the highlights.


Make it look all washed out and dreamy, like cool teal shadows with a purple-ish glow up top and that faded no-contrast thing everyone's doing on their short films.


route=grade | cooler=+0.8 tint_magenta=+1.0 brighter=+0.6 more_contrast=+3.3 more_saturated=+14.0 crushed_blacks=+3.8 crushed_shadows=+3.8 brighter_highlights=+4.0 split_strength=+19.3 global_hue=323 shadow_hue=323 highlight_hue=127 sat_red=+14.1 sat_orange=+19.3 sat_yellow=+14.6 sat_green=+15.7 sat_cyan=+5.8 sat_blue=+12.4 sat_magenta=+14.4

Cool the overall tone with a magenta tint, boost contrast strongly, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, and significantly increase saturation across all colors—especially oranges, yellows, and reds—while adding a warm-to-cool split between shadows and highlights.


Make it look like neon city lights reflected in a rain-slicked street at midnight—rich, punchy colors popping against deep crushed shadows with cool, glowing highlights.


Give it a bold, electric, high-energy vibe with deep dramatic shadows, vivid saturated colors, and a cool, slightly magenta-tinged atmosphere that feels intense and cinematic.


Apply a high-contrast cyberpunk color grade with crushed blacks, vivid boosted saturation, a cool magenta global cast, and a complementary warm-green highlight versus cool-purple shadow split.


Make the colors absolutely pop and go crazy vivid, smash the blacks super deep, cool everything down a bit with a pinch of pink, and make those highlights glow—basically make it look insanely punchy.


route=grade | cooler=+1.4 tint_magenta=+2.5 darker=+4.9 less_contrast=+4.9 muted=+10.4 crushed_blacks=+4.3 crushed_shadows=+4.3 softer_highlights=+2.4 matte=+10.1 split_strength=+23.7 global_hue=330 shadow_hue=163 highlight_hue=329 sat_red=+1.1 sat_yellow=-14.2 sat_green=-19.1 sat_cyan=-3.8 sat_blue=-11.4 sat_magenta=-10.3

Apply a slightly cool, magenta-tinted grade that darkens the image, reduces contrast, crushes the blacks and shadows, softens the highlights, and heavily desaturates yellows, greens, and blues into a flat matte finish with strong split-toning.


Make it look like a watercolor painting left out in the rain — faded, cool, and drained of color with inky, crushed shadows and milky, matte highlights.


Give it a melancholic, detached feeling — like a quiet, overcast morning where everything feels slightly muted, flat, and emotionally distant.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema, with cool tones, crushed shadows, desaturated greens and yellows, and heavy split-toning.


Make it look super washed out and flat, like one of those moody desaturated edits where the blacks are all milky and nothing is too bright or colorful.


route=grade | brighter=+2.5 more_contrast=+3.8 more_saturated=+0.9 crushed_blacks=+1.1 crushed_shadows=+1.1 brighter_highlights=+2.1 split_strength=+4.3 shadow_hue=337 highlight_hue=234 sat_red=+1.6 sat_yellow=+1.2 sat_blue=-2.0 sat_magenta=+2.3

Brighten the overall exposure, push contrast and lift the highlights, crush the blacks and shadows slightly, add a warm magenta-pink cast to the shadows and a cool blue-purple tint to the highlights, boost reds and magentas, pull back blue saturation, and add a subtle overall saturation bump.


Make it look like a neon-lit midnight city reflected in rain-soaked streets — warm pinkish shadows glowing beneath cold blue-purple highlights.


Give it a dramatic, electric nightlife energy — bold and vivid with a romantic tension between warm shadowy undertones and cool, airy highlights.


Apply a cinematic split-tone grade reminiscent of a stylized urban drama, with deep magenta-rose shadows and desaturated steel-blue highlights punching through bright, high-contrast imagery.


Make it look super punchy and glowy — like warm pinkish shadows with that cool blue vibe up top, really vivid reds and magentas but tone down the blues.


route=grade | cooler=+2.1 tint_green=+2.3 darker=+9.1 less_contrast=+2.9 muted=+1.6 crushed_blacks=+7.7 crushed_shadows=+7.7 softer_highlights=+5.3 matte=+3.7 split_strength=+10.0 global_hue=222 shadow_hue=175 highlight_hue=130 sat_yellow=-1.2 sat_green=-1.5 sat_blue=-4.0 sat_magenta=-2.3

Pull the exposure down, add a cool blue-green cast, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, reduce contrast slightly, and desaturate greens, blues, and magentas for a matte split-toned finish.


Make it look like a foggy morning reflected in a still teal lake, where the shadows sink into deep murk and the highlights fade into a pale sage mist.


Give it a cold, withdrawn, and melancholic feeling — like the quiet unease of waiting in an empty room with dim, flat light.


Apply a cinematic teal-and-green matte grade reminiscent of a gritty Nordic thriller, with crushed underexposed shadows and desaturated, faded highlights.


Make it look all dark and moody with that washed-out teal vibe, like one of those broody indie films where everything feels a little underlit and faded.


route=grade | cooler=+26.7 tint_magenta=+6.0 darker=+4.1 less_contrast=+4.5 more_saturated=+1.4 crushed_blacks=+1.5 crushed_shadows=+1.5 softer_highlights=+4.9 matte=+4.5 split_strength=+30.2 global_hue=283 shadow_hue=264 highlight_hue=308 sat_red=+13.0 sat_yellow=-24.6 sat_green=-5.7 sat_cyan=+14.0 sat_blue=+3.5 sat_magenta=+13.0

Push the whole image cool and slightly magenta, reduce contrast and darken it a touch, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights into a matte finish, boost reds, cyans, and magentas while pulling yellows way down, and add a strong purple-to-pink split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a twilight sky reflected in a cold mountain lake — muted, bluish-purple, with soft washed-out highlights and deep shadowy depths.


Give it a detached, melancholic late-night feeling — cool and slightly eerie, with flat matte tones and a subtle purple-pink dreaminess.


Apply a moody synthwave-inspired color grade with cool blue-purple shadows, soft pink highlights, crushed blacks, desaturated yellows, and a low-contrast matte look reminiscent of 80s neon-noir aesthetics.


Make it all cold and purply with that flat matte vibe, kill the yellows, and give the shadows that dark crushed look with a little pink glow in the bright spots.


route=grade | brighter=+5.2 more_contrast=+4.1 muted=+64.2 crushed_blacks=+4.0 crushed_shadows=+4.0 brighter_highlights=+5.6 matte=+32.1 split_strength=+82.1 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=-58.1 sat_orange=-61.6 sat_yellow=-62.9 sat_green=-72.4 sat_cyan=-30.3 sat_blue=-51.4 sat_magenta=-78.9

Lift exposure slightly, boost contrast a touch, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas, greens, and oranges, crush the blacks and shadows, brighten highlights, and apply a strong matte split-tone with green-tinted shadows and magenta-tinted highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, where all the vivid colors have quietly drained away into a soft, faded haze with a cool-green shadow and rosy highlight tint.


Give it a melancholic, detached feeling — like a distant memory that's lost its color and warmth, with lifted blacks and a dreamlike matte softness that feels emotionally muted and subdued.


Apply a heavy desaturated matte film look reminiscent of washed-out analog cinema from the 1970s, with crushed shadows leaning green and highlights drifting toward a faint magenta blush.


Suck all the color out of it and make it look super faded and flat, like one of those moody desaturated edits with that lifted black look everyone does — but with a green shadow and pink highlight vibe.


route=grade | cooler=+1.3 tint_green=+0.5 brighter=+12.4 more_contrast=+4.1 muted=+7.1 crushed_blacks=+2.5 crushed_shadows=+2.5 brighter_highlights=+10.7 matte=+3.6 split_strength=+17.0 global_hue=248 shadow_hue=15 highlight_hue=316 sat_red=-2.2 sat_orange=+10.3 sat_yellow=+3.9 sat_green=-21.8 sat_cyan=-1.6 sat_blue=-6.6 sat_magenta=-10.7

Shift the overall tone cooler with a slight green tint, boost brightness and highlights significantly, add moderate contrast, crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, desaturate greens and magentas while pumping up orange saturation, and apply a warm-to-magenta split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached fashion magazine page left on a windowsill — cool, airy, and faded with warm skin tones glowing against softened shadows.


Give it a dreamy, ethereal feeling — bright and lifted with a cool detached calm, like a hazy afternoon that feels both nostalgic and slightly surreal.


Apply a modern editorial matte grade reminiscent of high-fashion print photography — cool highlights rolling into a warm amber shadow split with desaturated foliage and lifted blacks.


Make it look all bright and faded with that cool matte vibe, pop the oranges for skin, kill those greens, and give the shadows a warm glow — you know, that trendy editorial look.


route=grade | cooler=+5.1 tint_magenta=+1.8 brighter=+2.4 more_saturated=+13.6 lifted_blacks=+1.5 lifted_shadows=+1.5 brighter_highlights=+1.2 matte=+1.6 split_strength=+24.4 global_hue=289 shadow_hue=320 highlight_hue=139 sat_red=+12.6 sat_orange=+13.4 sat_yellow=+11.8 sat_green=+13.0 sat_cyan=+5.7 sat_blue=+12.2 sat_magenta=+18.8

Cool the overall temperature slightly with a magenta tint, boost brightness and lift the blacks and shadows, push saturation up across all colors especially magenta and reds, and add a gentle matte finish with a moderate color split.


Make it look like a vivid tropical greenhouse lit by cool, slightly purple-tinted fluorescent light, where every leaf and bloom pops with electric intensity against softened, lifted shadows.


Give it a vibrant, energetic feeling that's slightly cool and otherworldly, with rich punchy colors and soft lifted shadows that feel alive and dynamic.


Apply a cool-toned, hyper-saturated editorial magazine look with lifted blacks, a subtle matte finish, and a purple-to-green color split between shadows and highlights.


Make the colors go absolutely crazy vibrant, cool it down a touch, lift up those dark areas so nothing goes full black, and throw in a bit of that matte look everyone's using.


route=grade | warmer=+6.5 tint_green=+2.7 darker=+7.4 more_contrast=+2.8 muted=+6.6 crushed_blacks=+9.3 crushed_shadows=+9.3 matte=+3.3 split_strength=+22.3 global_hue=113 shadow_hue=141 highlight_hue=116 sat_red=-7.6 sat_orange=-1.4 sat_green=+1.3 sat_cyan=+2.2 sat_blue=-9.0 sat_magenta=-19.2

Warm the image slightly with a green tint, darken it with added contrast, crush the blacks and shadows heavily, desaturate reds, blues, and magentas while boosting cyans, and apply a strong matte split-tone finish.


Make it look like an old photograph left in a warm, dimly lit drawer — faded, muted, and greenish in the shadows with lifted blacks that never quite go dark.


Give it a brooding, melancholic atmosphere — warm but heavy, like a quiet afternoon fading into evening with muted, desaturated colors and deep crushed shadows.


Apply a vintage matte film look with warm tones, heavy shadow crushing, and a green-leaning split tone — like an underexposed analog print with faded dye layers.


Make it look all dark and moody with that faded matte thing going on — crush the blacks, warm it up a bit, and take out all that bright poppy color.


route=grade | warmer=+4.4 tint_magenta=+1.6 darker=+13.0 less_contrast=+8.3 muted=+21.0 crushed_blacks=+10.6 crushed_shadows=+10.6 softer_highlights=+10.1 matte=+18.8 split_strength=+31.3 global_hue=70 shadow_hue=143 highlight_hue=360 sat_red=-25.1 sat_orange=-12.7 sat_yellow=-9.6 sat_green=-13.8 sat_cyan=-6.6 sat_blue=-21.4 sat_magenta=-37.9

Warm the image slightly, add a touch of magenta, darken the exposure, reduce contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas and reds, lift and crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a warm-to-green split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer for decades, its colors drained and its shadows lifted into a hazy green-tinged fog.


Give it a melancholic, faded warmth — like a half-remembered afternoon that feels distant and bittersweet, all the energy drained out of the colors.


Apply a heavy analog matte film grade with crushed lifted shadows, desaturated warm tones, and a classic warm-highlight to green-shadow split, like expired 35mm print stock.


Make it look all washed out and faded, like someone turned down all the colors and slapped a thick matte over everything so it feels super vintage and tired.


route=grade | warmer=+4.2 tint_magenta=+1.5 darker=+11.3 less_contrast=+7.5 muted=+18.7 crushed_blacks=+10.4 crushed_shadows=+10.4 softer_highlights=+9.0 matte=+16.8 split_strength=+26.8 global_hue=70 shadow_hue=143 highlight_hue=358 sat_red=-21.9 sat_orange=-10.6 sat_yellow=-8.5 sat_green=-12.7 sat_cyan=-6.0 sat_blue=-19.9 sat_magenta=-33.3

Warm the image slightly with a touch of magenta, reduce the overall exposure noticeably, pull down contrast, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and heavily desaturate all colors — especially magentas and reds — while adding a strong matte finish with a warm-to-cool split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left forgotten in a dusty drawer, its colors drained away and its shadows swallowed by soft, murky darkness.


Give it a quiet, melancholic feeling — like a faded memory at dusk, heavy and subdued with a warmth that's been worn down by time.


Apply a heavy matte film stock grade reminiscent of overexposed analog cinema from the 1970s, with lifted shadows, washed-out colors, and a warm-to-teal split tone.


Can you make it look all faded and muted, like super dark and flat with those washed-out colors and that moody matte vibe everyone uses?


route=grade | warmer=+3.8 tint_green=+0.5 less_contrast=+1.6 muted=+13.0 lifted_blacks=+0.8 lifted_shadows=+0.8 matte=+8.9 split_strength=+21.1 global_hue=98 shadow_hue=112 highlight_hue=331 sat_yellow=-14.9 sat_green=-30.1 sat_cyan=-13.8 sat_blue=-20.7 sat_magenta=-3.8

Warm up the image slightly, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, add a strong matte effect with split toning that pushes greens into the shadows and magentas into the highlights, and desaturate the greens, blues, cyans, and yellows globally.


Make it look like a sun-bleached polaroid left on a windowsill, where the colors have softened and faded into a warm, hazy dreaminess.


Give it a gentle, nostalgic warmth that feels calm and slightly melancholic, like a quiet afternoon memory slowly losing its edges.


Apply a faded analog film stock look with lifted shadows, muted earth tones, and a warm split tone that echoes the washed-out palette of late-70s photo prints.


Can you make this look all soft and faded with that warm vintage vibe, like the colors are kinda washed out but in a chill artsy way?


route=grade | warmer=+4.7 tint_green=+2.3 brighter=+2.4 less_contrast=+3.3 muted=+0.6 lifted_blacks=+3.9 lifted_shadows=+3.9 brighter_highlights=+0.6 matte=+7.5 split_strength=+8.2 global_hue=116 shadow_hue=121 highlight_hue=111 sat_yellow=+2.4 sat_green=+2.3 sat_cyan=+1.9 sat_blue=-5.2 sat_magenta=-3.7

Warm up the image slightly, add a gentle green tint, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, and apply a strong matte finish with a green-leaning color split while pulling back blue and magenta saturation and boosting yellows, greens, and cyans.


Make it look like a sun-warmed photograph left sitting on a windowsill, its shadows faded to a soft olive haze and its highlights kissed with a gentle golden-green glow.


Give it a calm, airy, and quietly optimistic feel — like a lazy afternoon in a garden where everything feels soft, warm, and a little dreamlike.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema, with lifted shadows, warm midtones, a green-tinted color grade, and crushed blues for that earthy, organic aesthetic.


Can you make it look all soft and faded with that warm greenish vibe, like those dreamy matte photos you see everywhere on Instagram?


route=grade | cooler=+2.6 tint_green=+1.3 muted=+10.9 matte=+5.5 split_strength=+24.4 global_hue=244 shadow_hue=270 highlight_hue=303 sat_red=-2.2 sat_orange=-3.7 sat_yellow=-26.8 sat_green=-31.6 sat_cyan=+1.0

Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a faint green tint, heavily desaturate yellows and greens, lift the shadows into a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with violet-blue shadows and pinkish-magenta highlights.


Make it look like a pressed flower in an old journal — colors drained of vibrancy, shadows tinged lavender, highlights blushing faintly rose.


Give it a detached, melancholic stillness — muted and cool with a quiet tension between purple shadows and soft pink highlights.


Apply a faded indie film aesthetic — desaturated greens and yellows, cool blue-violet undertones in the darks, and a lifted matte base with rosy highlight toning.


Drain all the green and yellow out, make it look kinda washed out and cool, and throw some purple shadows with a pink glow in the bright spots.


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Warm the image slightly, add a gentle green tint, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast significantly, mute the saturation especially in blues and magentas, boost cyan slightly, and apply a strong matte finish with split toning.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left sitting on a windowsill for years, soft and faded with a warm greenish cast.


Give it a calm, hazy, slightly nostalgic feeling — airy and gentle, like a lazy summer afternoon remembered through a soft blur.


Apply a matte film print grade with lifted shadows, faded blacks, warm midtones, and a subtle green-cyan split tone reminiscent of cross-processed analog footage.


Give it that super faded, washed-out matte look with warm tones and crushed blacks lifted way up — like those aesthetic film presets everyone uses.


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Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a hint of magenta tint, boost contrast with crushed blacks and shadows, apply a strong split-tone with violet-purple shadows and blue-leaning highlights, and push blue saturation up while desaturating reds, oranges, and greens.


Make it look like moonlight filtering through a violet stained-glass window on a cold winter night.


Give it a cold, brooding, mysterious atmosphere with deep shadowy purples and icy blue highlights.


Render it like a moody Nordic noir film with cool blue highlights, crushed dark tones, and a purple-magenta shadow cast.


Make it look super cold and dark with those deep purple shadows and icy blue vibes, like a moody midnight aesthetic.


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Cool the image with a blue-green tint, slightly darken it, crush the blacks and shadows, boost blue and magenta saturation while pulling back reds and oranges, and add a purple shadow split against blue-toned highlights.


Make it look like a cold midnight surveillance feed washed in moonlight, with inky crushed shadows bleeding into violet and steely blue highlights.


Give it a tense, clinical coldness — like something unsettling is about to happen in a dimly lit, sterile space.


Apply a modern neo-noir cyberpunk grade with desaturated warm tones, crushed dark shadows shifting toward violet, and cool blue-dominant highlights.


Make it look super cold and moody, kill the warm colors, crush the blacks way down so the shadows go kinda purple, and make the whole thing feel icy and blue.


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Cool the image with a blue-green tint, reduce contrast slightly, mute and flatten the colors into a matte finish, push shadows toward blue-violet and highlights toward a cool blue, and pull down saturation in reds, oranges, and greens while nudging cyans and blues up a touch.


Make it look like a faded blueprint left in a cold fluorescent office, where warm colors have drained away and everything sits under a flat, blue-green haze.


Give it a detached, clinical calm — cool and slightly washed out, like the quiet unease of a sterile waiting room under pale blue light.


Apply a desaturated teal-and-blue matte grade reminiscent of modern Scandinavian cinema, with cool shadow tones drifting into violet and muted, flat highlights.


Make it look all cold and faded out, like suck the warmth out and throw a blue-green wash over everything so it feels kinda flat and chill.


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Darken the image slightly, crush the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast mildly, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas, greens, and yellows, add a strong matte effect with teal-toned shadows and magenta-tinted highlights.


Make it look like a faded botanical print left in a dusty drawer for decades, drained of all vivid color with a ghostly green-to-pink color cast.


Give it a cold, detached, melancholic feeling — like a distant memory that's lost all its warmth and color.


Apply a heavily desaturated matte film look reminiscent of overcast indie cinema, with teal shadows and soft pink highlights bleeding through washed-out, lifeless tones.


Drain all the color out of it and give it that super flat, washed-out vibe with dark crushed shadows and a weird greenish-pink glow.


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Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a touch of magenta tint, boost saturation across all channels—especially blues and magentas—lift the global hue toward a purple-pink tone, warm the highlights with a green-tinted shift, and very lightly crush the blacks and shadows.


Give it the look of neon city lights reflected in wet pavement at dusk—cool, magenta-kissed, with vivid blues and purples glowing against subtly darkened shadows.


Make it feel electric and dreamlike, like a euphoric night out where colors feel hyper-real and the darkness feels deep and mysterious.


Apply a synthwave-inspired grade with cool cyan-magenta color science, boosted saturation reminiscent of 80s neon aesthetics, purple-toned shadows, and green-shifted highlights.


Make it look super vibrant and a little purple-y, like one of those crazy colorful night photos where everything just pops and the darks go really deep.


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Warm the image slightly, pull down the exposure, reduce contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas and reds, lift and fade the blacks into a matte finish, and soften the highlights with a warm-green shadow tint.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left sitting on a windowsill for years, its colors drained and shadows faded to a dusty grey-green.


Give it a melancholic, quiet dusk feeling — subdued and a little weary, like the end of a long warm day settling into hazy stillness.


Apply a faded analogue film stock look with lifted, greenish shadows, warm muted tones, crushed blacks, and an overall low-contrast matte aesthetic reminiscent of 1970s Kodak print film.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded, like the colors got tired — a bit warm but super muted with that flat filmy shadow thing going on?


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Darken the image slightly, boost contrast, crush the blacks and shadows, add a green tint, mute overall saturation especially in blues and magentas, lift cyan slightly, brighten highlights a touch, and apply a strong teal-to-green split tone with a matte finish.


Make it look like a faded military field photograph dipped in green shadow ink, with washed-out warm tones and inky crushed blacks.


Give it a cold, tense, and desaturated cinematic feel with deep crushed shadows and a moody green-teal undercurrent.


Apply a gritty tactical war-film grade like the muted, high-contrast look of a modern military thriller with green-shifted shadows and bleached highlights.


Crush those blacks hard, kill the warm colors, throw some green into the shadows, and make the whole thing look super muted and moody.


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Shift the image cooler and greener, pull down the blacks and shadows, boost contrast slightly, mute the reds and oranges, lift cyan and green saturation, and add a strong blue-purple to teal split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a rainy evening seen through a tinted hospital window — cool, greenish, with deep crushed shadows and a blue-violet undertone bleeding into the dark corners.


Give it a cold, clinical, and slightly unsettling mood — like something is quietly wrong beneath the surface, with heavy shadowy depth and a detached, muted atmosphere.


Apply a cyberpunk surveillance footage grade — teal-leaning highlights, violet-tinged shadows, crushed blacks, desaturated warm tones, and a cool green cast over the whole frame.


Make it look super cold and moody with those deep dark shadows, kill the warm colors, and throw in that blue-green tint everyone uses for that creepy late-night vibe.


route=grade | cooler=+3.2 tint_green=+2.3 darker=+1.0 less_contrast=+0.7 muted=+1.6 crushed_blacks=+1.8 crushed_shadows=+1.8 matte=+1.5 split_strength=+7.7 global_hue=234 shadow_hue=218 highlight_hue=240 sat_red=-1.3 sat_orange=-3.7 sat_yellow=-3.0 sat_green=-1.4 sat_cyan=+2.1 sat_magenta=-2.5

Cool the overall tone with a blue-green shift, reduce contrast slightly, mute and desaturate warm oranges and yellows, lift and crush the shadows into a matte finish, and push a strong blue split-tone across the image.


Make it look like a foggy morning viewed through frosted sea glass — cool, hazy, and drained of warmth with shadows that dissolve into a deep blue mist.


Give it a detached, melancholic feeling — cool and quiet, with muted colors and soft crushed shadows that feel distant and introspective.


Apply a cinematic teal-shadow grade reminiscent of a desaturated Scandinavian drama, with flat matte blacks and a cold blue-dominant palette throughout.


Can you make it look super cold and washed out? Like drain all the warm colors, crush the blacks a bit, and slap a heavy blue vibe all over it.


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Cool the overall tone with a slight green tint, darken and reduce contrast, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights into a matte finish, and boost saturation in blues, cyans, greens, and magentas with a blue-violet shadow split.


Make it look like a rain-soaked city reflected in a puddle at dusk — deep crushed shadows, cool blue-green cast, and softly glowing highlights with a moody split tone.


Give it a brooding, melancholic atmosphere — cool and slightly dark with rich saturated teals and blues, flattened contrast, and a cinematic matte quality that feels tense and introspective.


Apply a teal-and-blue cinematic grade reminiscent of a cold Nordic thriller — crushed blacks, matte highlights, boosted cyan and blue saturation, and a blue-violet shadow tint with a subtle green shift overall.


Yo, make it look super moody and cold, like crush those shadows hard, make the blues and teals pop, and give the whole thing that flat matte cinema vibe.


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Warm the image slightly with a green tint, reduce contrast, mute saturation overall while boosting cyan and green, heavily desaturate blues and magentas, lift the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a teal-leaning shadow tone and green-shifted highlight tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached nature photograph left in a humid greenhouse, where the greens and cyans have bloomed while the blues and magentas have quietly faded into a milky, flat haze.


Give it a calm, earthy, and slightly detached feeling, like a peaceful afternoon in a forest where everything feels soft, unhurried, and gently washed out.


Apply a faded botanical film stock look, with that characteristic matte lift, teal shadows, and desaturated cool tones that let greens and cyans breathe while keeping the image warm and low-contrast.


Can you make it look all soft and faded with that trendy matte vibe, like boost the greens and teals but kill the blues and purples so it feels super chill and earthy?


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Warm up the overall tone by about ten stops, add a slight green tint, gently mute and matte the colors, apply a strong warm-to-cool split tone with yellows and cyans boosted and blues and magentas significantly pulled back.


Make it look like sunlight filtering through leaves onto an old linen tablecloth — warm and slightly hazy, with greens and cyans glowing softly while blues and purples fade into the background.


Give it that lazy, sun-drenched afternoon feeling — warm and earthy, a little faded, with a calm organic vibe where cool blues and harsh magentas just melt away.


Apply a classic golden-hour nature documentary grade — warm amber shadows shifting to neutral highlights, boosted greens and cyans for lush foliage, with blues and magentas desaturated for a grounded, earthy palette.


Can you make this look all warm and outdoorsy, like boost the greens and that teal vibe, but kill the blues and purples so it feels super chill and not too punchy?