route=grade | warmer=+1.0 brighter=+4.2 less_contrast=+31.6 muted=+6.5 lifted_blacks=+18.1 lifted_shadows=+18.1 softer_highlights=+5.8 matte=+53.0 split_strength=+14.7 global_hue=89 shadow_hue=162 highlight_hue=360 sat_red=-3.5 sat_orange=-6.7 sat_yellow=-5.3 sat_green=-5.2 sat_cyan=+2.1 sat_blue=-3.7 sat_magenta=-13.8

Lift the blacks and shadows significantly, add a strong matte finish, reduce contrast, slightly warm and brighten the image, desaturate magentas and oranges most, and gently soften the highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its deep tones faded to a milky haze.


Give it a soft, dreamy, and quietly nostalgic feeling, like a half-remembered summer afternoon.


Apply a faded matte film grade reminiscent of overexposed analog stock from the early 1980s, with lifted shadows and washed-out colors.


Can you make it look all washed out and hazy with that flat matte vibe where nothing is too dark or too colorful?


route=grade | cooler=+5.3 tint_magenta=+3.1 muted=+7.0 crushed_blacks=+1.1 crushed_shadows=+1.1 brighter_highlights=+0.8 matte=+3.8 split_strength=+11.2 global_hue=300 shadow_hue=270 highlight_hue=296 sat_red=-6.3 sat_orange=-11.2 sat_yellow=-10.9 sat_green=-9.9 sat_cyan=-2.3 sat_blue=-3.7 sat_magenta=-4.8

Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a touch of magenta tint, mute and desaturate all colors especially oranges and yellows, lift the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, and apply a moderate purple-to-violet split tone with stronger effect in the shadows.


Make it look like a faded violet-tinted fashion magazine left out in a cool, overcast afternoon light, its colors drained and its blacks softened into a hazy grey.


Give it a detached, melancholic vibe — cool and slightly desaturated with a subtle purple undertone, like the quiet unease of a late-evening city street.


Apply a contemporary editorial matte grade with cool purple split toning, crushed lifted shadows, and heavily desaturated earth tones reminiscent of high-fashion print photography.


Drain the colors a bit, make it look kinda cool and purple-ish with that soft matte look where the blacks don't go fully black — very moody fashion shoot vibes.


route=grade | more_contrast=+2.2 muted=+64.2 crushed_blacks=+2.1 crushed_shadows=+2.1 brighter_highlights=+2.7 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

Desaturate all colors heavily—especially magentas, greens, yellows, and oranges—while adding a matte finish, crushing the blacks and shadows slightly, lifting the highlights a touch, and applying a strong split tone with green-tinted shadows and magenta-tinted highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached art-house film print left sitting in a damp archive, where all the vivid colors have quietly drained away into a ghostly green-to-pink haze.


Give it a detached, melancholic stillness—like a memory half-forgotten, drained of color and warmth, with deep shadowy greens fading into a cool faint blush in the brightest areas.


Apply a heavy desaturated matte film grade reminiscent of a washed-out analog cinema look, with crushed lifted blacks, subtle highlight glow, and a strong green-shadow to magenta-highlight split tone throughout.


Suck all the color out of it and slap on that faded matte thing with the greenish shadows and pinkish highlights—you know, that super washed-out artsy film look.


route=grade | warmer=+2.9 tint_green=+0.9 brighter=+1.9 more_contrast=+1.3 muted=+59.4 crushed_blacks=+7.1 crushed_shadows=+7.1 brighter_highlights=+3.4 matte=+29.7 split_strength=+78.9 global_hue=106 shadow_hue=141 highlight_hue=318 sat_red=-53.4 sat_orange=-55.8 sat_yellow=-57.7 sat_green=-67.4 sat_cyan=-25.3 sat_blue=-46.3 sat_magenta=-75.0

Warm up the image slightly, boost brightness and contrast a touch, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas, reds, oranges, and yellows, lift the blacks and shadows to create a matte look, and apply a strong 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 the colors have quietly drained away and the shadows have softened into a dusty, warm haze.


Give it a melancholic, faded warmth — like a quiet afternoon memory that feels distant and dreamlike, with washed-out tones and a gentle matte softness.


Apply a heavy matte film stock grade reminiscent of desaturated indie cinema, with lifted blacks, warm midtones, green-cast shadows, and pinkish highlights pulling the whole image into a faded analog aesthetic.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded with that matte thing going on — like super desaturated and warm but in a chill, vintage kind of way?


route=grade | warmer=+7.6 tint_magenta=+3.2 darker=+4.5 less_contrast=+1.4 muted=+17.3 crushed_blacks=+5.4 crushed_shadows=+5.4 softer_highlights=+1.1 matte=+10.0 split_strength=+28.8 global_hue=67 shadow_hue=108 highlight_hue=327 sat_red=+1.6 sat_orange=-1.1 sat_yellow=-30.0 sat_green=-27.3 sat_cyan=-6.8 sat_blue=-21.2 sat_magenta=-15.4

Warm the image slightly with a magenta tint, reduce the overall brightness and contrast, heavily desaturate yellows and greens, lift and crush the blacks into a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with cooler green shadows and magenta-pink highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a warm windowsill, its colors drained and faded into a soft, hazy matte with a rosy glow in the highlights.


Give it a dreamy, melancholic warmth — like a quiet afternoon where everything feels slightly washed out and distant, with a gentle nostalgic ache.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of overexposed analog stock from the late 1970s, with warm amber tones, crushed lifted blacks, and a split tone shifting from teal shadows to dusty rose highlights.


Can you make this look all washed out and vintage-y, like super muted colors with that faded matte thing going on and a warm pinkish glow?


Apply a neutral grade that leaves all colors, tones, and contrast exactly as they are with no adjustments.


Keep the image looking like a clean pane of glass — perfectly transparent with nothing added or taken away.


Make it feel completely natural and unprocessed, as if no grading has touched it at all.


A straight, ungraded camera original — pure and untouched like a raw reference master.


Just leave it as-is, no filter, no tweaks, totally stock.


route=grade | warmer=+30.0 tint_magenta=+10.8 brighter=+5.0 less_contrast=+2.8 more_saturated=+10.1 lifted_blacks=+4.3 lifted_shadows=+4.3 brighter_highlights=+3.1 matte=+7.1 split_strength=+51.3 global_hue=70 shadow_hue=83 highlight_hue=94 sat_red=+28.5 sat_orange=+25.2 sat_yellow=+16.2 sat_green=+16.2 sat_cyan=+12.1 sat_blue=-10.7

Warm up the image significantly, boost saturation especially in reds and oranges, lift the blacks and shadows, add a slight matte finish, brighten the highlights a touch, and reduce blue saturation while keeping contrast soft.


Make it look like a lazy golden afternoon filtered through honey-tinted glass, with soft lifted shadows and a warm matte glow.


Give it a cozy, sun-soaked warmth that feels inviting and optimistic, with a gentle matte softness and lifted shadows that keep it airy and light.


Apply a warm golden-hour film grade with a faded matte quality, rich amber and orange tones, lifted blacks, and a slight magenta push reminiscent of early 2000s travel photography.


Can you make this look all warm and glowy like a sunny Instagram vibe, with that soft matte look and punchy oranges and reds?


route=grade | tint_green=+3.0 darker=+2.1 less_contrast=+5.8 muted=+17.1 crushed_blacks=+1.6 crushed_shadows=+1.6 softer_highlights=+2.2 matte=+14.3 split_strength=+27.1 global_hue=182 shadow_hue=141 highlight_hue=318 sat_red=-9.2 sat_orange=-6.4 sat_yellow=-11.3 sat_green=-21.8 sat_cyan=-3.6 sat_blue=-15.4 sat_magenta=-28.1

Apply a slight green tint, reduce overall saturation heavily across all channels especially magenta and green, add a strong matte effect with lifted shadows, crush the blacks mildly, soften the highlights, and introduce a teal-to-pink split tone.


Make it look like a weathered magazine print left in a sunlit window for years, its colors drained and its shadows gone soft and milky.


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


Apply a faded cinematic matte grade reminiscent of indie film stock, with desaturated tones, lifted blacks, and a cool teal shadow to warm pink highlight color split.


Drain all the color out and make it look super washed out and matty, like one of those aesthetic faded film edits everyone uses.


route=grade | tint_green=+2.9 darker=+2.2 less_contrast=+3.2 muted=+15.2 crushed_blacks=+3.4 crushed_shadows=+3.4 softer_highlights=+0.9 matte=+10.8 split_strength=+24.7 global_hue=186 shadow_hue=139 highlight_hue=320 sat_red=-7.2 sat_orange=-4.0 sat_yellow=-9.5 sat_green=-19.9 sat_cyan=-3.1 sat_blue=-13.9 sat_magenta=-25.8

Desaturate all colors heavily—especially magentas, greens, and blues—add a slight green tint, darken the image mildly, crush the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, and apply a strong matte split-tone with cyan-green shadows and magenta-pink highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, with washed-out colors, lifted blacks, and a cool greenish cast that fades into dusty rose in the brightest areas.


Give it a quiet, detached, melancholy feeling—like a distant memory drained of vibrancy, with flat muted tones and a subtle tension between cool shadows and warm, faded highlights.


Apply a desaturated indie film grade reminiscent of muted Scandinavian cinema, with crushed matte blacks, drained greens and magentas, a teal shadow tone, and a soft lavender-pink highlight bleed.


Make the whole thing look super washed out and flat, like drain all the color especially the pinks and greens, lift the blacks so nothing is pure dark, and give it that weird teal-shadow faded-highlight thing.


route=grade | cooler=+9.0 tint_green=+6.6 muted=+5.0 crushed_blacks=+1.8 crushed_shadows=+1.8 brighter_highlights=+3.1 matte=+2.5 split_strength=+16.2 global_hue=234 shadow_hue=265 highlight_hue=275 sat_red=-6.0 sat_orange=-2.4 sat_yellow=-11.0 sat_green=-13.0 sat_cyan=+5.5 sat_blue=+1.1 sat_magenta=-1.8

Cool the image with a blue-violet tint, add a green cast, mute the overall saturation especially in yellows and greens, boost cyan slightly, lift the blacks into a matte finish, and apply a strong cool-to-violet split tone between shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a twilight reflection in a still urban puddle — cool, slightly greenish, with desaturated warm tones and a soft violet glow bleeding through the shadows.


Give it a detached, introspective late-night feeling — cool and muted with a subtle violet undertone, like the quiet melancholy of an empty city street after midnight.


Apply a modern cinematic teal-and-violet grade reminiscent of a stylized sci-fi drama, with desaturated greens and yellows, crushed matte blacks, and a cool blue-violet split tone across the tonal range.


Make it look all cold and moody with that blue-purple vibe, drain out the greens and yellows, and give the shadows that soft faded lift — like a really chill indie film look.


route=grade | cooler=+8.5 tint_green=+6.5 more_contrast=+3.0 muted=+3.6 crushed_blacks=+3.6 crushed_shadows=+3.6 brighter_highlights=+4.8 matte=+1.8 split_strength=+15.0 global_hue=233 shadow_hue=275 highlight_hue=272 sat_red=-5.0 sat_yellow=-9.1 sat_green=-11.6 sat_cyan=+5.8 sat_blue=+2.5

Cool the image with a blue-green tint, crush the shadows and blacks, boost highlight brightness, reduce saturation in reds, yellows, and greens while lifting cyans and blues, and add a matte finish with a soft split-tone pushing purples into the shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a foggy winter morning seen through tinted glass, where the shadows sink into deep violet and the colors feel washed and distant.


Give it a cold, detached, and melancholic atmosphere — like something beautiful fading just out of reach.


Apply a cinematic teal-and-purple grade reminiscent of a moody Scandinavian thriller, with crushed blacks, muted earth tones, and cool lifted highlights.


Give it that cold, washed-out vibe where the shadows go all purple and everything looks kinda faded and chill.


route=grade | cooler=+0.7 tint_green=+6.0 brighter=+2.0 more_contrast=+2.5 muted=+19.3 crushed_blacks=+1.6 crushed_shadows=+1.6 brighter_highlights=+5.4 matte=+9.6 split_strength=+41.3 global_hue=186 shadow_hue=148 highlight_hue=317 sat_red=-9.7 sat_orange=+3.3 sat_green=-23.0 sat_blue=-10.5 sat_magenta=-47.6

Cool the image slightly with a green tint, lift the brightness and contrast, heavily desaturate magentas and greens, crush the blacks and shadows, brighten the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a teal-to-pink split tone.


Make it look like a clinical hospital corridor reflected in a frosted window — cool, washed-out, and quietly eerie with soft pink edges fading into teal shadows.


Give it a detached, sterile, and slightly unsettling vibe — like something is off beneath a calm, overcast surface.


Apply a modern sci-fi thriller grade — muted and desaturated with crushed shadows, a teal shadow cast, and a faint magenta glow in the highlights, like a dystopian surveillance feed.


Make it look all washed out and cold, like one of those creepy Netflix show filters where everything feels weirdly flat and the shadows go kinda teal.


route=grade | cooler=+0.8 tint_green=+5.6 brighter=+1.8 more_contrast=+5.3 muted=+17.8 crushed_blacks=+3.8 crushed_shadows=+3.8 brighter_highlights=+6.6 matte=+8.9 split_strength=+39.4 global_hue=188 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=319 sat_red=-7.7 sat_orange=+5.6 sat_yellow=+1.4 sat_green=-21.5 sat_blue=-9.6 sat_magenta=-46.3

Cool the overall tone slightly, boost contrast, lift the highlights, crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, desaturate greens and magentas heavily, add a subtle green-teal split in the shadows and a pink-magenta cast in the highlights, and mute the overall saturation.


Make it look like a faded teal-and-rose duotone print left in a foggy morning drawer, with washed-out colors and velvety crushed blacks.


Give it a detached, melancholic calm — cool and slightly hazy with lifted shadows and a soft matte quality that feels emotionally distant and cinematic.


Apply a modern matte cinematic grade reminiscent of a Scandinavian arthouse film, with teal-shifted shadows, pink highlights, crushed blacks, and heavily desaturated greens and magentas.


Give it that faded matte look with crushed blacks, cool vibes, and those teal-green shadows with a pink highlight glow — like a moody film filter with the colors toned way down.


route=grade | warmer=+3.8 tint_green=+2.8 darker=+1.6 more_contrast=+2.7 muted=+8.5 crushed_blacks=+4.6 crushed_shadows=+4.6 brighter_highlights=+1.9 matte=+4.3 split_strength=+17.9 global_hue=126 shadow_hue=146 highlight_hue=205 sat_red=-5.3 sat_orange=-3.6 sat_yellow=-3.2 sat_green=-4.3 sat_cyan=+5.3 sat_blue=-12.8 sat_magenta=-20.0

Warm up the image with a slight green tint, crush the blacks and shadows, boost contrast, lift the highlights a touch, and heavily desaturate blues and magentas while pulling all colors toward a muted, matte finish with a strong split-tone effect.


Make it look like a sun-bleached nature photograph left aging in a damp forest cabin, where the colors have gone soft and mossy and the shadows have turned deep and murky.


Give it a brooding, melancholic outdoor feel — like the quiet unease of standing in a dense forest just before a storm, with muted tones and heavy, inky shadows.


Apply a desaturated matte film look reminiscent of early-2010s indie cinema, with warm midtones, crushed dark areas, cool cyan highlights, and stripped-out blues and magentas.


Make it look all washed out and moody with that heavy matte thing going on — like really kill the blues and purples, darken up the shadows, and give the whole thing a warm greenish vibe.


route=grade | warmer=+3.6 tint_green=+2.1 darker=+1.7 more_contrast=+5.6 muted=+6.1 crushed_blacks=+6.7 crushed_shadows=+6.7 brighter_highlights=+3.8 matte=+3.0 split_strength=+16.6 global_hue=120 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=175 sat_red=-2.8 sat_yellow=-1.0 sat_green=-2.0 sat_cyan=+5.9 sat_blue=-11.0 sat_magenta=-16.5

Warm the image slightly, boost contrast, crush the blacks and shadows hard, lift the highlights a touch, pull down blue and magenta saturation significantly, push cyan saturation up, and apply a strong teal-to-green split tone with an overall matte finish.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a damp forest, where the shadows have gone deep green and the highlights carry a cool aqua haze.


Give it a brooding, mysterious atmosphere with heavy crushed shadows, muted colors, and a cool teal undertone that feels tense and cinematic.


Apply a moody teal-and-orange cinematic grade reminiscent of a gritty thriller film stock, with deep lifted blacks, desaturated magentas and blues, and a green-shifted shadow tone.


Crush those blacks super hard, kill the purples and blues, crank up the teals, and slap a matte fade on it so it looks like a dark moody Netflix show.


route=grade | warmer=+5.4 tint_green=+1.4 darker=+1.5 more_contrast=+2.9 muted=+2.9 crushed_blacks=+4.3 crushed_shadows=+4.3 brighter_highlights=+2.5 matte=+1.4 split_strength=+11.5 global_hue=104 shadow_hue=129 highlight_hue=98 sat_blue=-5.2 sat_magenta=-8.4

Warm the image slightly, add a touch of green tint, darken it a bit, boost contrast, mute the colors, crush the blacks and shadows hard, lift the highlights, add a light matte finish, and apply a strong green-to-yellow split tone while pulling down blue and magenta saturation.


Make it look like an old military field photograph left in the sun — warm, faded, with inky crushed shadows and a greenish-yellow cast bleeding through the tones.


Give it a tense, gritty, survivalist feeling — dark and muted with heavy shadow depth and a warm olive undertone that feels oppressive and raw.


Apply a classic jungle warfare film look — think dense canopy light filtering through leaves, with olive-green shadows, warm highlights, crushed blacks, and desaturated blues and magentas like aged combat footage.


Can you make it look all dark and murky with that washed-out army green vibe, like super crushed blacks and warm faded colors — kinda like old war movie footage?


route=grade | warmer=+5.2 tint_green=+1.4 darker=+1.5 more_contrast=+5.3 muted=+0.7 crushed_blacks=+6.2 crushed_shadows=+6.2 brighter_highlights=+4.3 split_strength=+11.4 global_hue=105 shadow_hue=128 highlight_hue=108 sat_red=+1.5 sat_orange=+2.3 sat_yellow=+1.1 sat_green=+3.0 sat_blue=-2.3 sat_magenta=-5.9

Warm up the image slightly, boost contrast noticeably, crush the blacks and shadows hard, lift the highlights, add a subtle green tint, mute saturation a touch, push greens and oranges more vivid, and pull back blues and magentas.


Make it look like sunlight filtering through dense jungle canopy onto dark, mossy ground — warm, contrasty, with deep crushed shadows and lush green richness.


Give it a tense, brooding atmosphere with warm undertones, deep dark shadows, punchy contrast, and a slightly verdant edge that feels alive but ominous.


Apply a cinematic jungle thriller grade — think golden-green tropical film tones with crushed blacks, boosted contrast, warm highlights, and rich saturated greens against muted blues.


Make it look super moody and warm with those really deep dark shadows, crank up the contrast, and give the greens a nice pop while toning down the blue-purple stuff.


route=grade | cooler=+3.6 tint_green=+6.4 brighter=+2.6 less_contrast=+1.3 muted=+4.7 lifted_blacks=+2.2 lifted_shadows=+2.2 brighter_highlights=+4.3 matte=+5.8 split_strength=+8.4 global_hue=209 shadow_hue=234 highlight_hue=253 sat_red=-4.9 sat_orange=-2.5 sat_yellow=-7.3 sat_green=-7.2 sat_cyan=+5.6 sat_blue=-3.5 sat_magenta=-5.5

Cool the image with a blue-green tint, lift the blacks and shadows, brighten the highlights, reduce contrast, desaturate reds, yellows, and greens while boosting cyan, and apply a strong matte finish with a blue-toned color split.


Make it look like a photograph left in a foggy coastal window, where the colors have softened and faded into a cool, hazy blue-green mist.


Give it a detached, melancholic calm — like a quiet overcast morning where everything feels slightly washed out and emotionally distant.


Apply a faded Scandinavian editorial grade with muted, desaturated tones, lifted shadows, a cool blue-teal cast, and a heavy matte look reminiscent of high-fashion print photography.


Make it look all washed out and faded with that blue-green vibe, like super matte and cool-toned with soft shadows and no harsh colors.


route=grade | cooler=+3.3 tint_green=+6.2 brighter=+2.4 more_contrast=+1.6 muted=+2.8 brighter_highlights=+5.7 matte=+1.4 split_strength=+7.2 global_hue=208 shadow_hue=262 highlight_hue=240 sat_red=-3.0 sat_yellow=-5.2 sat_green=-5.5 sat_cyan=+5.9 sat_blue=-1.6 sat_magenta=-3.1

Cool the overall temperature with a green tint, lift the brightness and highlights, add moderate contrast, desaturate yellows and greens while boosting cyan, apply a matte finish with a strong blue-violet color split between shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a foggy morning viewed through tinted glass, where the cool blues and muted greens wash everything in a hazy, lifted calm.


Give it a detached, introspective feeling — cool and slightly otherworldly, like a quiet moment suspended between reality and a dream.


Apply a cinematic teal-and-blue grade reminiscent of a moody Scandinavian drama, with lifted matte shadows, desaturated earth tones, and a cold blue-violet split.


Give it that icy, faded look where everything feels a bit washed out and super cool-toned with those blue-green vibes.


route=grade | warmer=+5.0 tint_green=+2.9 darker=+3.8 less_contrast=+0.6 muted=+11.7 crushed_blacks=+7.0 crushed_shadows=+7.0 matte=+6.4 split_strength=+20.1 global_hue=120 shadow_hue=129 highlight_hue=336 sat_red=+5.1 sat_orange=+8.5 sat_yellow=-4.8 sat_green=-17.2 sat_blue=-17.8 sat_magenta=-24.7

Warm the image slightly, add a touch of green tint, darken it a bit, crush the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast mildly, heavily mute the colors especially greens, blues, and magentas, boost orange and red saturation, and apply a strong matte split-tone with warm green shadows and pink-magenta highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached field journal left in a warm car, its pages faded and flat with washed-out greens and blues but a lingering warmth in the earth tones.


Give it a hazy, melancholic summer afternoon feeling — warm and a little tired, like the light is fading and the colors have lost their edge.


Apply a faded analog film grade reminiscent of overexposed 35mm travel photography from the early 2000s, with lifted shadows, muted cool tones, and warm amber-orange skin rendition.


Make it look all washed out and warm, like the colors are kinda dead but in a cool way — especially kill those greens and blues and give it that flat matte shadow thing.


route=grade | warmer=+4.9 tint_green=+3.0 darker=+3.7 more_contrast=+1.7 muted=+10.6 crushed_blacks=+8.4 crushed_shadows=+8.4 brighter_highlights=+1.7 matte=+5.3 split_strength=+18.5 global_hue=121 shadow_hue=128 highlight_hue=340 sat_red=+6.2 sat_orange=+9.5 sat_yellow=-3.7 sat_green=-16.0 sat_cyan=+1.4 sat_blue=-17.0 sat_magenta=-23.5

Add a warm green-tinted grade with crushed blacks, heavily muted and desaturated greens, blues, and magentas, lifted matte shadows, a strong split-tone with warm highlights and cool shadows, and slightly boosted orange and red saturation.


Make it look like a sun-bleached field photograph left in a drawer for decades, warm and faded with inky crushed shadows and a gentle rosy glow kissing the bright areas.


Give the footage a quiet, melancholic warmth — the kind of heavy, muted stillness that feels like the last golden hour before a long goodbye.


Apply a classic cinematic matte film grade reminiscent of early 2010s indie dramas, with crushed lifeless shadows, desaturated greens and blues, warm amber midtones, and a subtle pink-toned highlight split.


Can you make this look all washed out and moody with that faded warm vibe, like crush the blacks, kill the greens and blues, and throw a little pinkish glow on the bright parts?


route=grade | cooler=+10.3 tint_magenta=+1.4 darker=+1.9 more_contrast=+4.1 more_saturated=+1.2 crushed_blacks=+4.0 crushed_shadows=+4.0 brighter_highlights=+4.8 split_strength=+17.8 global_hue=278 shadow_hue=272 highlight_hue=295 sat_red=-22.8 sat_orange=-19.1 sat_green=-3.4 sat_cyan=+1.6 sat_blue=+27.2 sat_magenta=+7.6

Cool the overall temperature, add slight magenta tint, crush the blacks and shadows hard, lift the highlights, boost blue saturation significantly while pulling down reds and oranges, and add a strong purple-violet color split between shadows and highlights.


Make it look like moonlight filtered through a violet stained-glass window, deep and cold with shadows swallowed in indigo.


Give it a tense, mysterious nighttime vibe — cold and brooding with deep crushed blacks and an electric blue-purple glow.


Apply a cinematic midnight cyberpunk grade with deep violet shadows, cool blue highlights, desaturated warm tones, and heavy black crush.


Make it look super cold and moody, like kill the warm tones, drown the shadows in purple, and crank up that icy blue vibe.


route=grade | cooler=+2.7 tint_green=+1.2 brighter=+5.6 more_contrast=+2.2 muted=+2.3 crushed_blacks=+3.3 crushed_shadows=+3.3 brighter_highlights=+8.4 matte=+1.2 split_strength=+13.0 global_hue=246 shadow_hue=0 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=+2.1 sat_orange=+13.8 sat_yellow=+8.9 sat_green=-17.4 sat_cyan=+2.7 sat_magenta=-5.8

Cool the overall temperature slightly, boost brightness and highlights significantly, crush the blacks and shadows, add moderate contrast, mute the colors a bit, push a warm magenta split into the highlights against neutral shadows, boost oranges and yellows while pulling greens down, and add a gentle matte finish.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a dashboard, where the bright areas glow warmly pink-gold while the shadows sink into flat, cool darkness.


Give it a dreamy, slightly detached feeling — bright and airy in the lights with deep crushed shadows that feel cinematic and a little melancholy.


Apply a modern cinematic teal-and-magenta grade with lifted, glowing highlights, crushed cool shadows, boosted skin tones and warm hues, and desaturated greens for a polished commercial film look.


Can you make this look super clean and filmy — like bright glowy highlights, super dark crushed blacks, and that warm pinky-orange vibe in the lights while keeping it a bit muted overall?


route=grade | warmer=+2.2 tint_green=+2.8 brighter=+2.4 less_contrast=+1.2 more_saturated=+4.7 lifted_blacks=+1.9 lifted_shadows=+1.9 brighter_highlights=+1.6 matte=+3.2 split_strength=+10.0 global_hue=143 shadow_hue=301 highlight_hue=97 sat_red=+4.7 sat_orange=+1.5 sat_yellow=+5.1 sat_green=+7.2 sat_cyan=+3.5 sat_blue=+1.4 sat_magenta=+5.2

Warm up the image slightly with a green tint, lift the blacks and shadows, brighten highlights, reduce contrast, add a matte finish, and boost saturation across greens, yellows, magentas, and reds for a vibrant but soft look.


Make it look like sunlight filtering through a lush greenhouse on a hazy spring morning, where everything glows softly and colors bloom with gentle richness.


Give it a fresh, optimistic, and airy feeling — like a peaceful walk through a garden on a warm afternoon where the world feels alive and luminous.


Apply a faded botanical magazine editorial grade — warm, matte, lifted shadows with punchy greens and yellows, like a lush nature spread shot on overexposed film.


Make it look all warm and dreamy with those juicy greens and yellows popping, but keep it soft and matte — not too harsh, just vibes.


route=grade | warmer=+1.9 tint_green=+2.8 brighter=+2.4 more_contrast=+3.8 more_saturated=+6.1 brighter_highlights=+3.5 split_strength=+11.8 global_hue=146 shadow_hue=313 highlight_hue=102 sat_red=+6.6 sat_orange=+3.0 sat_yellow=+6.2 sat_green=+9.1 sat_cyan=+3.7 sat_blue=+2.7 sat_magenta=+6.8

Boost contrast and brightness noticeably, warm the image slightly with a green tint, lift the highlights, and push saturation up across all channels—especially greens, magentas, reds, and yellows—while adding a strong split tone with magenta-purple shadows and yellow-green highlights.


Make it look like sunlight filtering through a lush forest canopy on a crisp morning, where every leaf glows with vivid green and the shadows carry a subtle violet warmth.


Give it a vibrant, energetic feel—alive and optimistic, like stepping outside into a bright summer day where everything feels rich, lively, and full of color.


Apply a vivid nature-documentary grade with punchy contrast, warm midtones, lush greens, and a cinematic split tone that pushes shadows toward cool violet and highlights toward golden yellow-green.


Make the colors go absolutely crazy—pump up the greens and reds, make it super punchy and bright, and throw in some cool purple-ish shadows with glowy yellow-green highlights.


route=grade | darker=+0.9 more_contrast=+1.9 muted=+7.4 crushed_blacks=+1.3 crushed_shadows=+1.3 brighter_highlights=+4.9 matte=+3.7 split_strength=+28.5 shadow_hue=154 highlight_hue=330 sat_red=-1.9 sat_orange=+5.3 sat_yellow=-3.9 sat_green=-29.2 sat_cyan=+7.7 sat_blue=+19.7 sat_magenta=-16.1

Slightly darken the image, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, add a matte finish with moderate contrast boost, heavily desaturate greens and magentas, boost blues and cyans, add warm orange tones, and apply a strong teal-to-pink split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a twilight forest reflected in a rain-soaked neon-lit window — cool shadows bleeding into rosy highlights with washed-out greens and glowing blues.


Give it a melancholic yet cinematic vibe, like a quiet late-night drive with moody crushed shadows, faded colors, and a subtle tension between cool teal depths and warm pink highlights.


Apply a modern teal-and-pink Hollywood blockbuster grade with lifted matte blacks, desaturated foliage, boosted blues, and a strong split tone pushing shadows toward teal and highlights toward rose.


Give it that super trendy teal-shadow pink-highlight look — crush the blacks a bit, kill the greens, pump up the blues, and make the whole thing feel kind of faded and moody but still cinematic.


route=grade | darker=+0.8 more_contrast=+4.2 muted=+6.5 crushed_blacks=+3.1 crushed_shadows=+3.1 brighter_highlights=+6.6 matte=+3.2 split_strength=+27.4 shadow_hue=148 highlight_hue=331 sat_red=-1.0 sat_orange=+6.4 sat_yellow=-3.1 sat_green=-28.6 sat_cyan=+8.2 sat_blue=+21.2 sat_magenta=-14.8

Slightly darken the image with strong lifted highlights, crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, heavily desaturate greens and magentas while boosting blues and cyans, and apply a teal-to-pink split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a midnight ocean reflecting neon signs — cool teal shadows bleeding into warm pink highlights with washed-out greens and punchy blues.


Give it a mysterious, cinematic tension — moody crushed shadows with glowing highlights and an otherworldly cool-to-warm color shift that feels both unsettling and dramatic.


Apply a modern cinematic teal-and-pink grade reminiscent of a high-budget thriller film, with lifted matte blacks, blown-out highlights, and heavily stripped greens.


Hit it with that moody teal-pink split where the shadows go all dark and murky, the bright bits glow, and the greens get totally sucked out — super cinematic vibes.


route=grade | warmer=+1.5 tint_green=+8.5 darker=+1.5 more_contrast=+2.1 muted=+19.2 crushed_blacks=+1.3 crushed_shadows=+1.3 brighter_highlights=+4.8 matte=+9.6 split_strength=+30.9 global_hue=170 shadow_hue=151 highlight_hue=276 sat_red=-22.1 sat_orange=-17.3 sat_yellow=-11.1 sat_green=-19.5 sat_blue=-15.3 sat_magenta=-31.1

Apply a warm, green-tinted grade with increased contrast, crushed blacks and shadows, lifted highlights, heavily desaturated colors across reds, oranges, yellows, greens, blues, and magentas, and a strong matte split-tone finish.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer, where all the colors have quietly faded and the shadows have gone soft and murky.


Give it a detached, melancholic atmosphere — muted and slightly hazy, like a memory that feels both warm and emotionally distant.


Apply a cinematic matte film look reminiscent of arthouse drama color grading, with desaturated tones, crushed shadows, warm-green midtones, and a cool-purple highlight split.


Can you make this look all washed out and faded with that matte film thing going on, like the colors are kinda drained but it still feels a bit warm and moody?


route=grade | cooler=+11.6 tint_green=+5.6 more_contrast=+1.3 muted=+4.4 crushed_blacks=+1.9 crushed_shadows=+1.9 brighter_highlights=+3.4 matte=+2.2 split_strength=+20.5 global_hue=244 shadow_hue=274 highlight_hue=279 sat_red=-6.1 sat_orange=-3.0 sat_yellow=-12.0 sat_green=-14.1 sat_cyan=+5.4 sat_blue=+3.9 sat_magenta=+1.1

Cool the image with a blue-green tint, reduce contrast slightly while crushing the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, desaturate yellows and greens, boost cyan and blue saturation, and apply a matte finish with a strong blue-purple color split across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a rain-soaked city night reflected in a puddle — cool, muted, and softly glowing with blue-purple shadows.


Give it a detached, melancholic feeling — cold and quiet, like staring out a window on a grey winter morning.


Apply a cinematic teal-and-lavender grade reminiscent of a moody Scandinavian crime drama, with crushed shadows and desaturated warm tones.


Can you make it look all cold and washed out with those blue-purple shadows and kill the yellows and greens? Like that moody Netflix vibe.


route=grade | cooler=+10.9 tint_green=+5.5 more_contrast=+4.6 muted=+2.8 crushed_blacks=+3.8 crushed_shadows=+3.8 brighter_highlights=+5.2 matte=+1.4 split_strength=+19.4 global_hue=243 shadow_hue=280 highlight_hue=277 sat_red=-5.1 sat_orange=-1.1 sat_yellow=-9.9 sat_green=-12.7 sat_cyan=+5.5 sat_blue=+5.7 sat_magenta=+2.9

Cool the overall temperature, add a green tint, boost contrast, crush the shadows, lift the highlights, desaturate yellows and greens, slightly boost cyan and blue saturation, and apply a strong split-tone with purple-blue shadows and purple highlights.


Make it look like a cold twilight sky reflected in a rain-slicked city street, muted and moody with deep purple shadows.


Give it a detached, melancholic urban feeling — cool and slightly eerie, like the quiet tension before a storm rolls in.


Apply a cinematic night-city grade reminiscent of a neo-noir thriller, with cool muted tones, crushed purple-tinted shadows, and softly lifted highlights.


Make it look all cold and moody with those deep dark purpley shadows and washed-out colors, like a vibe-y music video shot at night.


route=grade | cooler=+3.0 tint_magenta=+1.1 darker=+7.8 less_contrast=+1.0 muted=+40.6 crushed_blacks=+5.8 crushed_shadows=+5.8 softer_highlights=+4.5 matte=+21.3 split_strength=+62.5 global_hue=291 shadow_hue=142 highlight_hue=331 sat_red=-5.5 sat_orange=+3.9 sat_yellow=-20.5 sat_green=-65.8 sat_cyan=-24.7 sat_blue=-43.6 sat_magenta=-63.1

Cool the overall tone slightly, add a touch of magenta, darken the image, reduce contrast, heavily desaturate greens and magentas, lift the blacks into a matte finish, and apply a strong split-tone with teal shadows and warm pink highlights.


Make it look like a dream half-remembered at dawn, washed of vivid color and wrapped in a cool, hazy matte veil with shadows tinted like damp moss.


Give it a melancholic, detached feeling — muted and introspective, with crushed shadows and softened highlights that feel distant and emotionally subdued.


Apply a faded matte film grade reminiscent of overcast Scandinavian cinema, with desaturated greens and blues, lifted blacks, and a cool purple-leaning global tone.


Drain all the life out of the colors, especially the greens and purples, darken it a bit, and slap a heavy matte look on it so it feels all moody and washed out.


route=grade | cooler=+3.0 tint_magenta=+0.5 darker=+7.5 more_contrast=+3.2 muted=+39.8 crushed_blacks=+7.2 crushed_shadows=+7.2 softer_highlights=+2.0 matte=+19.9 split_strength=+62.3 global_hue=280 shadow_hue=141 highlight_hue=333 sat_red=-3.9 sat_orange=+7.0 sat_yellow=-17.6 sat_green=-65.5 sat_cyan=-24.6 sat_blue=-43.5 sat_magenta=-63.4

Cool the image with a slight magenta tint, crush the blacks and shadows, reduce overall saturation especially in greens and magentas, add a matte finish with lifted shadows, and apply a strong warm-cool split tone while keeping highlights soft and slightly darker.


Make it look like a faded dusk photograph left in a cold drawer, where the greens have drained away and the shadows pool into dark, muted corners.


Give it a detached, melancholic atmosphere — cool and desaturated with heavy matte blacks that feel distant and introspective.


Apply a cold cinematic matte grade reminiscent of a stylized arthouse film, with crushed shadows, washed-out greens, and a strong split tone pulling shadows toward teal and highlights toward rose.


Drain all the color out, make the blacks go super flat and matty, cool everything down a ton, and give it that moody faded film thing.


route=grade | cooler=+11.0 tint_magenta=+8.2 darker=+1.4 less_contrast=+1.5 more_saturated=+2.3 crushed_blacks=+1.6 crushed_shadows=+1.6 softer_highlights=+1.4 matte=+1.5 split_strength=+20.3 global_hue=307 shadow_hue=289 highlight_hue=315 sat_red=+4.6 sat_orange=+3.2 sat_yellow=-5.9 sat_green=-6.9 sat_blue=+13.1 sat_magenta=+8.6

Cool the image with a magenta tint, slightly darken and reduce contrast, crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, lift highlights softly, boost blues and magentas while pulling back yellows and greens, and apply a strong purple-to-pink split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a twilight reflection on still water — cool, slightly dark, with inky crushed shadows bleeding into soft lilac highlights and a muted, flat glow.


Give it a dreamy, melancholic late-night feeling — cool and slightly dim with rich blue tones, soft faded highlights, and a moody purple-pink split that feels quiet and introspective.


Apply a cinematic violet dusk grade — like a modern indie film shot at blue hour with a matte look, crushed shadows drifting toward deep purple and highlights edging into soft magenta pink.


Give it that cool moody purple vibe — darken it a bit, squash the shadows so they go almost black-purple, fade out the highlights, and make the blues and pinks pop while toning down the greens and yellows.


route=grade | warmer=+3.0 tint_green=+2.4 brighter=+0.8 more_contrast=+6.5 muted=+10.3 crushed_blacks=+7.3 crushed_shadows=+7.3 brighter_highlights=+7.2 matte=+5.1 split_strength=+26.2 global_hue=128 shadow_hue=146 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=-8.0 sat_orange=-6.7 sat_yellow=-8.9 sat_green=-11.0 sat_cyan=-4.9 sat_blue=-7.4 sat_magenta=-15.4

Add a warm green tint, boost contrast significantly, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, desaturate all colors especially magentas and greens, and apply a strong matte split-tone finish.


Make it look like a sun-bleached magazine spread left on a café table — warm, faded, and slightly hazy with lifted shadows and muted tones.


Give it a detached, melancholic calm — like a quiet afternoon where everything feels slightly washed out and distant yet warmly lit.


Apply a cinematic matte film grade with warm-green midtones, crushed shadows, airy highlights, and desaturated colors reminiscent of indie drama color work.


Can you make it look all faded and warm with that soft matte thing going on, like the blacks aren't really black and everything's kinda low-key desaturated?


route=grade | warmer=+4.1 tint_green=+1.5 brighter=+0.7 more_contrast=+6.2 muted=+10.9 crushed_blacks=+7.3 crushed_shadows=+7.3 brighter_highlights=+7.1 matte=+5.4 split_strength=+22.0 global_hue=110 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=332 sat_red=-7.6 sat_orange=-6.6 sat_yellow=-9.0 sat_green=-11.1 sat_cyan=-4.7 sat_blue=-9.6 sat_magenta=-16.8

Warm up the image slightly with a green tint, boost contrast strongly, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, and pull all saturation way down across reds, oranges, yellows, greens, blues, and magentas for a desaturated matte finish with a noticeable split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a warm drawer for decades, colors drained to a quiet haze with inky crushed shadows and softly glowing highlights.


Give it a detached, melancholic feeling — warm but emotionally distant, with washed-out colors, deep shadowy blacks, and a hazy matte glow that feels like a faded memory.


Apply a classic faded film print grade — warm, low-saturation, high-contrast with lifted matte blacks, crushed shadows, and a subtle split tone between cool shadow greens and warm rosy highlights.


Drain all the color out and make it look super faded and moody, like one of those washed-out warm film vibes with really deep blacks and glowy highlights.


route=grade | cooler=+11.6 darker=+22.3 less_contrast=+24.3 muted=+42.3 crushed_blacks=+9.8 crushed_shadows=+9.8 softer_highlights=+27.9 matte=+45.5 split_strength=+68.4 global_hue=272 shadow_hue=148 highlight_hue=297 sat_red=-42.0 sat_orange=-53.2 sat_yellow=-51.0 sat_green=-52.3 sat_cyan=-11.7 sat_blue=-22.0 sat_magenta=-46.6

Pull down the exposure, desaturate reds, oranges, yellows, and greens heavily, cool the overall tone, crush the blacks and shadows slightly, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a split-toned grade.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left forgotten in a dusty drawer, drained of color and wrapped in a cool, flat haze.


Give it a detached, melancholic feeling — muted and cool, like the quiet numbness of an overcast winter afternoon.


Apply a desaturated matte film look reminiscent of a faded arthouse cinema grade, with cool midtones, lifted shadows, and washed-out warm colors.


Drain all the color out and make it look super flat and moody — like one of those washed-out aesthetic photos where everything looks kinda cool and faded.


route=grade | cooler=+11.7 darker=+21.9 less_contrast=+20.9 muted=+41.5 crushed_blacks=+10.4 crushed_shadows=+10.4 softer_highlights=+25.5 matte=+41.6 split_strength=+67.8 global_hue=272 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=296 sat_red=-41.4 sat_orange=-52.4 sat_yellow=-50.2 sat_green=-51.3 sat_cyan=-11.4 sat_blue=-20.9 sat_magenta=-45.7

Cool the overall temperature, significantly reduce saturation across reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and magentas, darken the exposure, lift and flatten the shadows and highlights into a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with green-tinted shadows and magenta-tinted highlights.


Make it look like a faded fashion magazine left in a cool, overcast studio — all the colors washed out and flat, with shadows tinged green and highlights drifting toward lavender.


Give it a detached, melancholic, and quietly eerie feeling — desaturated and cool, like something beautiful slowly losing its color and warmth.


Apply a heavy cinematic matte grade reminiscent of a bleach-bypass film stock processed in a cold darkroom, with desaturated tones, crushed shadows, and a split-toned finish.


Drain all the color out of it, make it dark and flat, and give the shadows that weird greenish tint with purply highlights — like a moody, washed-out art film.


route=grade | warmer=+3.4 brighter=+8.7 more_contrast=+1.0 muted=+10.4 lifted_blacks=+7.5 lifted_shadows=+7.5 brighter_highlights=+3.8 matte=+12.7 split_strength=+17.9 global_hue=82 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=25 sat_red=-4.5 sat_orange=-5.1 sat_yellow=-5.9 sat_green=-5.8 sat_blue=-20.2 sat_magenta=-19.3

Warm up the image slightly, boost overall brightness, lift the blacks and shadows, increase contrast mildly, desaturate all colors especially blues and magentas, and apply a strong matte finish with split toning that pushes shadows toward green and highlights toward orange.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a café table all summer, with faded, milky tones and a warm amber glow in the highlights.


Give it a soft, hazy, nostalgic feeling — warm and a little washed out, like a lazy golden afternoon remembered through rose-tinted memory.


Apply a faded film print look reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema, with lifted blacks, muted desaturated colors, and a warm-cool matte split tone.


Make it look all washed out and warm, like one of those super faded matte edits with that vintage-y lifted shadow thing going on.


route=grade | warmer=+14.3 tint_magenta=+2.1 darker=+6.6 less_contrast=+15.5 muted=+31.3 softer_highlights=+13.0 matte=+31.1 split_strength=+48.1 global_hue=82 shadow_hue=128 highlight_hue=343 sat_red=-25.0 sat_orange=-21.6 sat_yellow=-26.9 sat_green=-25.7 sat_cyan=-1.9 sat_blue=-34.6 sat_magenta=-51.4

Warm the image by about 14 points, pull down exposure slightly, reduce contrast significantly, desaturate all color channels heavily especially magentas and blues, lift the shadows toward green, push highlights toward a soft pink, and add a strong matte finish to the blacks.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left sitting on a windowsill for years, its colors faded and warm with a soft dusty haze over everything.


Give it a quiet, melancholic warmth — like a lazy hazy afternoon where everything feels a little distant and washed out, soft and unhurried.


Apply a faded analog film look with warm amber tones, heavily desaturated colors, lifted matte shadows with a greenish tint, and a gentle rosy blush in the highlights.


Can you make it look all washed out and warm, like one of those super faded vintage photos where nothing is too punchy and the blacks look kinda grey and brownish?


route=grade | cooler=+9.0 tint_magenta=+5.5 darker=+6.8 less_contrast=+5.7 muted=+3.1 crushed_blacks=+5.5 crushed_shadows=+5.5 softer_highlights=+7.3 matte=+7.2 split_strength=+16.7 global_hue=301 shadow_hue=286 highlight_hue=307 sat_red=-2.2 sat_orange=-4.7 sat_yellow=-9.9 sat_green=-10.3 sat_cyan=-2.2 sat_blue=+7.0 sat_magenta=+1.5

Cool the overall temperature, add a slight magenta tint, darken the image, reduce contrast, lift and crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, soften the highlights, desaturate yellows and greens heavily while boosting blues slightly.


Make it look like a twilight polaroid left in a cool, damp drawer — faded, bluish, with shadows that dissolve into a soft grey mist.


Give it a melancholic, withdrawn feeling — cool and muted like a quiet evening where the colors have drained away and only a soft blue-purple stillness remains.


Apply a cinematic matte grade reminiscent of a moody arthouse film, with cool purple-toned shadows, desaturated earth tones, lifted blacks, and gentle blue-shifted highlights.


Make it look all cold and faded with that washed-out matte thing going on — like the colors got sucked out and everything went kinda cool and dreamy.


route=grade | darker=+3.1 less_contrast=+1.3 muted=+14.7 crushed_blacks=+6.6 crushed_shadows=+6.6 softer_highlights=+4.2 matte=+8.6 split_strength=+40.4 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=306 sat_red=-18.8 sat_orange=-9.1 sat_yellow=-5.6 sat_green=-8.3 sat_cyan=-1.9 sat_blue=-8.8 sat_magenta=-31.6

Pull down the exposure slightly, reduce contrast a touch, heavily desaturate all hues especially magentas and reds, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, add a strong matte lift, and apply a teal-to-purple split tone with green shadows and magenta highlights.


Make it look like a watercolor painting left out in the fog — colors washed away, blacks turned to soft grey mist, shadows tinged green and highlights blushing faint violet.


Give it a melancholic, dreamlike stillness — muted and slightly dark, like a quiet moment suspended between dusk and memory.


Apply a faded indie film aesthetic reminiscent of muted arthouse cinema — desaturated palette, lifted blacks, cool green shadows bleeding into soft purple highlights.


Make it look all washed out and moody, like the colors got tired — darken it a bit, kill the blacks softly, and throw some green-purple vibes in the shadows and highlights.


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Warm up the overall tone, darken the exposure slightly, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights into a matte finish, boost oranges and reds while pulling down blues and magentas, and add a warm-green split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left sitting on a wooden porch all summer, warm and slightly faded with soft, milky shadows.


Give it a languid, hazy warmth — like a lazy late-afternoon that feels nostalgic and a little melancholy, with muted, dusty tones.


Apply a vintage golden-hour film grade with lifted, matte shadows, warm amber midtones, and desaturated blues and magentas like a faded 1970s Kodachrome print.


Make it all warm and faded with that soft matte vibe — kill the deep blacks, dull down the blues, and give the whole thing that cozy washed-out look.


route=grade | warmer=+14.5 tint_magenta=+2.2 darker=+16.0 less_contrast=+1.2 crushed_blacks=+11.0 crushed_shadows=+11.0 softer_highlights=+7.3 matte=+1.3 split_strength=+36.4 global_hue=81 shadow_hue=144 highlight_hue=73 sat_red=+14.9 sat_orange=+19.2 sat_yellow=+3.5 sat_green=+3.4 sat_cyan=+7.8 sat_blue=-8.2 sat_magenta=-15.5

Warm up the image significantly, darken it overall, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, boost orange and red saturation while pulling down magenta and blue, and add a gentle matte finish with a warm-to-green split tone.


Make it look like a sun-drenched afternoon filtered through amber glass, where the shadows pool into deep olive and the highlights glow like faded gold.


Give it a warm, hazy, nostalgic feeling — like a lazy summer memory that's slightly faded and dreamy at the edges.


Apply a golden-hour analog film look with lifted, crushed shadows, warm orange-leaning midtones, and a subtle matte split-tone reminiscent of late-1970s Kodachrome.


Can you make it super warm and a bit dark, like crush those shadows, kill the blue vibes, and give it that cozy vintage glow?


route=grade | warmer=+14.3 darker=+9.6 less_contrast=+15.3 muted=+20.9 crushed_blacks=+8.0 crushed_shadows=+8.0 softer_highlights=+15.3 matte=+25.8 split_strength=+48.2 global_hue=89 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=82 sat_red=-20.7 sat_orange=-9.3 sat_yellow=-8.7 sat_green=-6.5 sat_cyan=+9.0 sat_blue=-30.2 sat_magenta=-47.5

Warm the image significantly, reduce contrast and lift the blacks into a matte finish, crush the shadows slightly, soften the highlights, desaturate reds, blues, and magentas heavily while giving a gentle cyan boost, and apply a strong warm-to-cool split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors faded and warm, shadows gone soft and milky, blues and pinks drained away like old ink.


Give it a quiet, hazy, nostalgic feeling — warm and a little tired, like a lazy summer afternoon remembered through a fog of time.


Apply a classic matte film print look with warm amber tones, faded desaturated colors, lifted crushed blacks, and a subtle warm-green-to-yellow split tone reminiscent of early 2000s indie cinema.


Make it look all warm and washed out, like super faded and matte, kinda vintage-y with that milky shadow thing going on and the colors all toned down.


route=grade | warmer=+1.0 brighter=+1.4 less_contrast=+3.4 muted=+23.7 lifted_blacks=+2.8 lifted_shadows=+2.8 matte=+18.1 split_strength=+28.6 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=-21.3 sat_orange=-23.7 sat_yellow=-21.0 sat_green=-24.7 sat_cyan=-9.3 sat_blue=-23.5 sat_magenta=-30.6

Warm up the image slightly, boost brightness, reduce contrast, heavily desaturate all colors including reds, oranges, yellows, greens, blues, and magentas, lift the blacks and shadows, and apply a strong matte finish with a green-tinted shadow split and magenta-tinted highlight split.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, with washed-out colors and soft, hazy tones that feel gently faded.


Give it a dreamy, airy, and nostalgic feeling — soft and quiet, like a distant memory that's warm but slightly out of reach.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of overexposed analog photography from the early 2000s, with lifted shadows, desaturated hues, and a subtle warm-green to cool-pink color split.


Can you make this look all washed out and faded with that soft matte thing going on — like super desaturated and dreamy, not harsh at all?


route=grade | warmer=+0.7 brighter=+1.3 more_contrast=+1.7 muted=+21.5 brighter_highlights=+2.0 matte=+11.2 split_strength=+25.4 shadow_hue=149 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=-19.4 sat_orange=-21.6 sat_yellow=-18.9 sat_green=-22.3 sat_cyan=-8.3 sat_blue=-21.6 sat_magenta=-27.8

Warm up the image slightly, boost brightness and contrast noticeably, lift the highlights, heavily desaturate all hues especially magentas and oranges, add a strong matte effect with lifted blacks, and apply a teal-to-magenta split tone across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached fashion magazine left on a café table — washed-out colors, creamy lifted shadows, and a subtle warm glow with cool-green shadows bleeding into pink highlights.


Give it a detached, airy, high-fashion editorial feeling — slightly warm and bright but emotionally cool, with muted colors and a sophisticated matte finish that feels polished and distant.


Apply a modern editorial film look reminiscent of high-end fashion photography — desaturated and matte with lifted blacks, a warm luminosity boost, and a cinematic teal-shadow to magenta-highlight split tone.


Make it look all washed out and fancy, like one of those Instagram fashion posts where everything's kind of faded and creamy with that trendy matte vibe and pinkish highlights.


route=grade | warmer=+4.5 tint_green=+3.7 brighter=+3.3 muted=+10.0 lifted_blacks=+0.6 lifted_shadows=+0.6 brighter_highlights=+2.7 matte=+5.7 split_strength=+31.9 global_hue=129 shadow_hue=152 highlight_hue=134 sat_red=-10.5 sat_orange=-6.2 sat_yellow=-3.3 sat_green=+1.0 sat_cyan=+8.3 sat_blue=-15.3 sat_magenta=-26.6

Warm up the image slightly, add a subtle green tint, brighten overall while lifting blacks and shadows gently, desaturate reds, blues, and magentas heavily, boost cyan saturation, and apply a strong matte finish with lifted midtones for a faded, hazy look.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, with washed-out colors and a soft, milky haze over everything.


Give it a dreamy, detached feeling — like a lazy summer afternoon where everything feels slightly overexposed and emotionally distant.


Apply a faded teal-and-green film stock grade with crushed saturation, lifted blacks, and a warm matte overlay reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema color grading.


Make it look all washed out and faded with that greenish warm vibe, like one of those soft matte filters where the blacks aren't really black anymore.


route=grade | warmer=+4.8 tint_green=+3.5 brighter=+3.0 more_contrast=+3.3 muted=+9.0 crushed_blacks=+1.8 crushed_shadows=+1.8 brighter_highlights=+4.1 matte=+4.5 split_strength=+34.7 global_hue=126 shadow_hue=149 highlight_hue=134 sat_red=-10.4 sat_orange=-3.9 sat_green=+2.7 sat_cyan=+8.7 sat_blue=-14.0 sat_magenta=-26.7

Warm up the image slightly, add a green tint, boost brightness and contrast, heavily mute the saturation especially in magentas and blues, lift the blacks with a matte finish, brighten the highlights, and apply a strong green-toned split tone with cyan pushed in the shadows.


Make it look like a sun-bleached nature documentary still, where the colors have softened into a hazy green-gold wash and the shadows feel lifted and mossy.


Give it a calm, earthy, slightly detached feeling — like a quiet afternoon in a forest clearing where everything feels soft, warm, and a little faded.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of nature or travel documentary footage, with warm highlights, green-leaning shadows, crushed blacks, and desaturated reds and magentas.


Can you make it look all washed out and earthy, like one of those chill travel vlogs where everything's got that warm green-ish faded vibe going on?


route=grade | warmer=+6.6 tint_green=+4.7 brighter=+3.3 muted=+13.7 brighter_highlights=+2.7 matte=+7.2 split_strength=+47.7 global_hue=126 shadow_hue=142 highlight_hue=134 sat_red=-15.5 sat_orange=-5.7 sat_yellow=-3.0 sat_cyan=+8.5 sat_blue=-18.2 sat_magenta=-37.7

Warm up the image slightly with a green tint, lift the overall brightness a touch, heavily desaturate reds, blues, and magentas while boosting cyan saturation, add a matte lift to the blacks, and apply a strong green-toned split with greenish highlights and deeper green shadows.


Make it look like a sun-bleached botanical print left in a greenhouse window, where warm greens dominate and vivid colors have softly faded into a hazy, muted calm.


Give it a tranquil, slightly dreamy feel — muted and soft with a warm green undertone that feels like a quiet afternoon in a lush, overgrown garden.


Apply a faded nature documentary grade reminiscent of early 2000s eco-film stock, with washed-out warm greens, lifted matte shadows, and desaturated reds and magentas throughout.


Can you make it look all soft and faded with that washed-out green vibe — like the colors are just chilling and not too loud, especially the pinks and blues?


route=grade | warmer=+6.7 tint_green=+4.5 brighter=+2.9 more_contrast=+3.6 muted=+13.1 crushed_blacks=+2.1 crushed_shadows=+2.1 brighter_highlights=+4.1 matte=+6.6 split_strength=+49.7 global_hue=124 shadow_hue=142 highlight_hue=133 sat_red=-16.3 sat_orange=-3.6 sat_green=+2.5 sat_cyan=+8.7 sat_blue=-17.7 sat_magenta=-38.4

Warm the image slightly with a green tint, boost brightness and contrast gently, heavily mute and desaturate the colors especially reds, blues, and magentas, crush the blacks and shadows a little, lift the highlights, add a strong matte finish with a green-toned split toning across shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached nature journal left open on a forest floor, its colors softened and faded into earthy greens and muted tones.


Give it a calm, detached, slightly melancholic feel with washed-out colors, a warm green undertone, and a flat matte quality that feels quiet and understated.


Apply a faded botanical print aesthetic — like a vintage field guide printed on aged paper, with desaturated warm greens, crushed shadows, and a heavy matte overlay.


Make it look all washed out and earthy, like those super muted green-toned photos where nothing pops too hard and everything feels kinda faded and chill.


route=grade | cooler=+2.5 tint_green=+2.9 darker=+26.8 less_contrast=+41.7 muted=+38.8 crushed_blacks=+8.6 crushed_shadows=+8.6 softer_highlights=+41.6 matte=+61.2 split_strength=+50.3 global_hue=220 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=301 sat_red=-41.8 sat_orange=-44.6 sat_yellow=-37.9 sat_green=-42.0 sat_cyan=-15.6 sat_blue=-28.5 sat_magenta=-46.8

Cool the tones slightly, add a green tint, darken the overall exposure significantly, reduce contrast heavily, desaturate all colors especially reds, oranges, magentas, and greens, lift the blacks into a matte crush, and soften the highlights into a strong split-toned matte finish.


Make it look like a watercolor painting left out in the rain — washed out, cool, and faded with milky shadows and muted, desaturated hues.


Give it a detached, melancholic vibe — dim and quiet, like a memory that's lost its color and warmth over many years.


Apply a heavy cinematic matte grade reminiscent of a faded 35mm negative scan — cool, dark, low-contrast, with crushed shadows and fully desaturated colors.


Make everything look super faded and washed out — like the colors just gave up, it's darker, kinda greenish-cool, and the blacks look all milky and flat.


route=grade | cooler=+2.5 tint_green=+2.9 darker=+26.6 less_contrast=+39.3 muted=+37.6 crushed_blacks=+9.3 crushed_shadows=+9.3 softer_highlights=+40.1 matte=+58.1 split_strength=+48.8 global_hue=221 shadow_hue=147 highlight_hue=301 sat_red=-40.8 sat_orange=-43.4 sat_yellow=-36.6 sat_green=-40.6 sat_cyan=-15.1 sat_blue=-27.2 sat_magenta=-45.3

Pull the exposure down significantly, flatten the contrast heavily, desaturate all hues especially reds, oranges, and magentas, add a cool green tint, lift the blacks into a matte finish, and soften the highlights with a strong split-tone pushing blue-green into shadows and magenta into highlights.


Make it look like a washed-out photograph left in a foggy drawer for decades, drained of color and wrapped in a cool, hazy veil.


Give it a detached, melancholic atmosphere — dim, muted, and emotionally distant, like staring through frosted glass on a grey morning.


Apply a heavy desaturated matte film grade reminiscent of a faded Fujifilm Eterna cinema stock, with cool shadow tones and lifted, softened highlights.


Can you make it look all washed out and dark, like super muted and faded with that cool foggy vibe? No bright colors at all.


route=grade | warmer=+2.7 tint_green=+1.0 brighter=+1.4 less_contrast=+3.4 muted=+19.6 lifted_blacks=+2.8 lifted_shadows=+2.8 matte=+16.0 split_strength=+86.7 global_hue=110 shadow_hue=113 highlight_hue=295 sat_red=+15.2 sat_orange=+2.3 sat_yellow=-46.2 sat_green=-29.4 sat_cyan=+8.9 sat_blue=-22.6 sat_magenta=-24.1

Warm up the image slightly, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, add a strong matte finish, boost red saturation while pulling down yellows, greens, and blues, and apply a warm-to-cool split tone with magenta highlights.


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


Give it a calm, dreamy, slightly nostalgic feeling with soft faded tones and a gentle warmth that feels quiet and unhurried.


Apply a vintage matte film stock look with lifted shadows, desaturated greens and yellows, warm shadow tones, and a cool lavender-magenta highlight cast.


Can you make it look all washed out and warm, like one of those faded aesthetic photos with that soft matte thing going on?


route=grade | warmer=+2.7 tint_green=+1.0 brighter=+1.2 more_contrast=+2.0 muted=+18.3 brighter_highlights=+2.0 matte=+9.4 split_strength=+84.0 global_hue=110 shadow_hue=112 highlight_hue=294 sat_red=+17.2 sat_orange=+4.9 sat_yellow=-45.7 sat_green=-28.7 sat_cyan=+10.0 sat_blue=-21.3 sat_magenta=-22.6

Warm up the image slightly, add a touch of green tint, boost contrast and brightness a bit, heavily desaturate yellows and greens, lift the shadows into a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with warm shadows around hue 112 and cool magenta-purple highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached film print left in a warm drawer, where the yellows have faded away and the shadows glow amber while the highlights drift toward dusty lavender.


Give it a hazy, nostalgic warmth that feels like a lazy golden afternoon slowly fading into a moody, slightly otherworldly dusk.


Apply a cross-processed matte film look with warm amber shadows and cool purple highlights, like a faded 35mm slide from the early 1980s with washed-out greens and yellows.


Can you make it look all warm and faded with that split-tone thing where the shadows go orangey and the highlights get kinda purple — and kill those gross yellows and greens?


route=grade | warmer=+2.1 tint_green=+0.8 less_contrast=+26.5 muted=+15.2 lifted_blacks=+6.3 lifted_shadows=+6.3 softer_highlights=+10.4 matte=+40.4 split_strength=+8.5 global_hue=111 shadow_hue=168 highlight_hue=307 sat_red=-13.2 sat_orange=-15.3 sat_yellow=-13.1 sat_green=-15.1 sat_cyan=-2.6 sat_blue=-18.1 sat_magenta=-20.2

Warm up the image slightly with a faint green tint, crush the contrast heavily, lift the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, desaturate all colors especially magentas and blues, and apply a strong matte finish with a subtle split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left sitting on a windowsill for years, where all the colors have quietly faded into a warm, hazy flatness.


Give it a dreamy, understated calm — like a lazy warm afternoon where everything feels soft, unhurried, and slightly washed out.


Apply a faded analog film look with heavy matte blacks, lifted shadows, warm midtones, and desaturated hues reminiscent of overexposed 35mm stock from the early 1980s.


Can you make it look all washed out and matty with that warm faded vibe, like every color just kinda chilled out and stopped trying so hard?


route=grade | warmer=+2.0 tint_green=+0.8 less_contrast=+25.3 muted=+13.9 lifted_blacks=+4.8 lifted_shadows=+4.8 softer_highlights=+10.0 matte=+37.0 split_strength=+6.6 global_hue=111 shadow_hue=178 highlight_hue=305 sat_red=-12.1 sat_orange=-13.6 sat_yellow=-12.0 sat_green=-13.9 sat_cyan=-2.1 sat_blue=-16.4 sat_magenta=-18.7

Warm up the image slightly, add a subtle green tint, heavily reduce contrast, desaturate all colors especially magentas and blues, lift the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with a cool-to-warm split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a warm attic for decades, its colors gently drained and its shadows lifted into a soft, hazy matte.


Give it a dreamy, understated calm — the kind of quiet, washed-out warmth that feels like a lazy afternoon fading into memory.


Apply a faded analog film look with a warm base, crushed saturation across all hues, lifted milky blacks, and a matte color grade reminiscent of early 2010s indie cinema.


Can you make this look all soft and faded with that warm matte vibe — like totally desaturated and dreamy, not harsh at all?


route=grade | warmer=+1.6 tint_green=+3.2 less_contrast=+26.6 muted=+8.5 lifted_blacks=+6.5 lifted_shadows=+6.5 softer_highlights=+10.2 matte=+37.4 split_strength=+17.4 global_hue=153 shadow_hue=132 highlight_hue=292 sat_red=-10.3 sat_orange=-8.0 sat_yellow=-5.6 sat_green=-11.6 sat_cyan=-3.3 sat_blue=-6.7 sat_magenta=-9.7

Add a slight warmth and green tint, heavily reduce contrast, lift the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, desaturate all colors across the spectrum, and apply a strong matte finish with a noticeable color split between shadows and highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors faded and washed out, shadows gone milky, and the whole image wrapped in a soft, hazy veil.


Give it a dreamy, detached, and quietly melancholic feel — like a distant memory that's lost its sharpness and vibrancy over time.


Apply a heavy analog matte film grade reminiscent of faded 35mm print stock, with lifted shadows, crushed saturation, and a warm-to-cool split between the midtones and highlights.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded with that flat matte vibe — like the colors are kinda dull and the blacks aren't really black anymore?


route=grade | warmer=+1.7 tint_green=+3.1 less_contrast=+25.3 muted=+7.2 lifted_blacks=+5.0 lifted_shadows=+5.0 softer_highlights=+9.7 matte=+34.0 split_strength=+16.1 global_hue=152 shadow_hue=129 highlight_hue=291 sat_red=-8.9 sat_orange=-6.3 sat_yellow=-4.5 sat_green=-10.4 sat_cyan=-2.8 sat_blue=-5.1 sat_magenta=-8.3

Add a slight warm green tint, heavily reduce contrast with a strong matte finish, lift the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and desaturate all color channels especially greens and reds.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, with all the colors quietly fading into a hazy, flat stillness.


Give it a dreamy, detached feeling — like a distant memory that's soft around the edges, low on energy, and wrapped in a gentle, faded calm.


Apply a faded matte film grade reminiscent of indie cinema from the early 2000s, with lifted shadows, crushed contrast, and a subtle warm-green color cast throughout.


Can you make it look all washed out and matte, like one of those super faded aesthetic photos with no harsh blacks and everything looking kind of dull and dreamy?


route=grade | warmer=+1.9 tint_magenta=+2.1 darker=+0.7 muted=+3.9 brighter_highlights=+2.5 matte=+2.2 split_strength=+2.6 global_hue=41 shadow_hue=72 highlight_hue=44 sat_orange=-1.6 sat_yellow=-3.2 sat_green=-3.9 sat_blue=-7.0 sat_magenta=-6.0

Warm up the image slightly with a magenta tint, lift and matte the shadows, brighten the highlights, and desaturate blues, greens, magentas, and yellows for a muted, split-toned look.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a warm windowsill, colors faded and soft with creamy highlights and earthy shadows.


Give it a quiet, hazy warmth — like a lazy late-afternoon feeling where everything feels a little faded and gently golden.


Apply a warm matte film grade reminiscent of early 2000s indie cinema, with desaturated cool tones, lifted blacks, and a golden-amber color cast throughout.


Give it that washed-out warm vibe — like faded and cozy, not too colorful, with that soft milky highlight look everyone loves.


route=grade | warmer=+2.0 tint_magenta=+2.0 darker=+0.7 more_contrast=+3.6 muted=+1.3 crushed_blacks=+2.4 crushed_shadows=+2.4 brighter_highlights=+4.2 matte=+0.7 split_strength=+4.0 global_hue=45 shadow_hue=12 highlight_hue=92 sat_red=+1.9 sat_orange=+1.4 sat_blue=-4.3 sat_magenta=-3.3

Warm up the tones with a magenta push, crush the blacks and shadows hard, boost highlight brightness significantly, increase contrast, mute the overall saturation slightly, reduce blue and magenta saturation, lift reds and oranges a touch, and add a strong warm-to-cool split tone with a matte finish.


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


Give it a tense, brooding warmth — like the heavy golden light just before a storm, where shadows feel suffocating and the bright areas barely breathe.


Apply a cinematic golden-hour film grade with heavy shadow crushing, lifted highlights, and a strong warm-amber to cool-green split tone reminiscent of a gritty indie drama.


Crank up the warmth, smash the blacks, make the highlights blow out a little, and give it that super contrasty moody film look with a matte vibe.


route=grade | cooler=+1.9 tint_magenta=+4.9 darker=+0.7 muted=+32.6 brighter_highlights=+2.5 matte=+16.3 split_strength=+39.9 global_hue=339 shadow_hue=139 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=-25.7 sat_orange=-33.0 sat_yellow=-35.6 sat_green=-40.8 sat_cyan=-16.0 sat_blue=-25.8 sat_magenta=-36.2

Desaturate all colors heavily—especially greens, oranges, yellows, and magentas—while adding a cool, slightly magenta tone, lifting shadows toward green, pushing highlights toward magenta-pink, and applying a strong matte finish with lifted blacks.


Make it look like a faded fashion editorial printed on dusty matte paper, drained of vivid color and tinged with a cool, pinkish haze.


Give it a detached, melancholic atmosphere—cool and washed out, like the quiet emotional distance of a rainy afternoon spent indoors.


Apply a desaturated editorial film look reminiscent of high-fashion magazine photography, with matte blacks, cool midtones, and a subtle magenta-pink cast in the highlights.


Drain all the color out and make it look super faded and cool-toned, like one of those washed-out aesthetic photos with that flat matte vibe.


route=grade | cooler=+1.8 tint_magenta=+4.7 darker=+0.7 more_contrast=+4.0 muted=+30.7 crushed_blacks=+2.5 crushed_shadows=+2.5 brighter_highlights=+4.2 matte=+15.4 split_strength=+37.7 global_hue=339 shadow_hue=139 highlight_hue=312 sat_red=-24.2 sat_orange=-31.1 sat_yellow=-33.6 sat_green=-38.0 sat_cyan=-14.8 sat_blue=-24.3 sat_magenta=-34.4

Cool the tones slightly, boost magenta tint, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights, add strong contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially greens and oranges, and apply a thick matte finish with prominent split toning.


Make it look like a faded fashion magazine left in a cool, dimly lit room — drained of color and wrapped in a smoky matte veil.


Give it a detached, melancholic editorial vibe — cold, desaturated, and moody with crushed shadows and a heavy matte overlay.


Apply a high-fashion editorial film look with aggressive color muting, cool shadows, lifted matte blacks, and a desaturated cross-processed split tone.


Drain all the color out, make it look super washed and matte, crush the blacks, and give it that cold moody editorial thing.


route=grade | cooler=+2.7 tint_magenta=+1.1 darker=+5.1 more_contrast=+3.8 muted=+29.7 crushed_blacks=+9.4 crushed_shadows=+9.4 brighter_highlights=+3.1 matte=+14.9 split_strength=+32.8 global_hue=293 shadow_hue=151 highlight_hue=304 sat_red=-26.8 sat_orange=-32.8 sat_yellow=-33.0 sat_green=-33.6 sat_cyan=-11.2 sat_blue=-23.5 sat_magenta=-34.3

Cool the image slightly, add a touch of magenta, reduce overall exposure, boost contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and magentas, crush the blacks and shadows, lift the highlights a little, and apply a strong matte finish with a noticeable split-tone effect.


Make it look like a washed-out, faded magazine print left sitting in a cold, dimly lit archive — colors drained away, blacks lifted into murky gray, and highlights barely glowing through the haze.


Give it a detached, melancholic feeling — like a distant memory that's lost most of its color and warmth, with deep crushed shadows and a cool, muted flatness that feels emotionally subdued.


Apply a heavy cinematic matte grade reminiscent of a desaturated indie film — cool tones, lifted blacks, crushed shadows, faded colors across every hue, and a strong split-tone giving it that modern arthouse look.


Drain all the color out of it, smash the blacks down, slap a thick matte over everything, and make it look super cold and faded like one of those moody desaturated film edits everyone's doing.


route=grade | cooler=+2.7 tint_magenta=+1.1 darker=+4.8 more_contrast=+6.1 muted=+28.1 crushed_blacks=+10.1 crushed_shadows=+10.1 brighter_highlights=+4.7 matte=+14.0 split_strength=+30.5 global_hue=293 shadow_hue=152 highlight_hue=303 sat_red=-25.5 sat_orange=-30.8 sat_yellow=-31.3 sat_green=-31.5 sat_cyan=-10.5 sat_blue=-22.0 sat_magenta=-32.6

Cool down the temperature slightly, crush the blacks and shadows, boost contrast, heavily desaturate all hues especially reds, oranges, yellows, greens, and magentas, lift the highlights a touch, and apply a strong matte finish with a split-tone effect.


Make it look like a faded overcast morning filtered through frosted glass, where all the color has been drained away into a flat, cool mist.


Give it a detached, melancholic, and emotionally subdued feeling, like staring out a rain-streaked window on a grey afternoon.


Apply a desaturated cinematic matte grade reminiscent of a cold Scandinavian art-house film with crushed shadows and washed-out, low-chroma tones throughout.


Suck all the color out of it, make it look super flat and washed out with dark crushed blacks and that cool moody matte vibe.


route=grade | warmer=+1.8 tint_magenta=+0.6 brighter=+1.6 less_contrast=+16.6 muted=+17.7 lifted_blacks=+8.8 lifted_shadows=+8.8 softer_highlights=+4.9 matte=+34.3 split_strength=+21.2 global_hue=71 shadow_hue=130 highlight_hue=304 sat_red=-18.0 sat_orange=-20.2 sat_yellow=-16.4 sat_green=-17.3 sat_cyan=-7.9 sat_blue=-16.5 sat_magenta=-21.9

Warm up the image slightly with a subtle magenta tint, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, soften the highlights, desaturate all colors significantly, and apply a strong matte finish with a warm-to-cool split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors faded and washed out with a warm, hazy glow.


Give it a dreamy, melancholic feeling — soft and distant, like a half-remembered summer afternoon slipping into evening.


Apply a classic faded matte film stock grade with lifted shadows, desaturated tones, and a warm highlight-to-cool-shadow split reminiscent of analog cinema from the 1970s.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded with that soft matte vibe, like those aesthetic Instagram edits where everything looks warm and low-key?


route=grade | warmer=+1.8 tint_magenta=+0.6 brighter=+1.5 less_contrast=+11.4 muted=+15.4 lifted_blacks=+6.4 lifted_shadows=+6.4 softer_highlights=+3.1 matte=+25.6 split_strength=+19.1 global_hue=71 shadow_hue=128 highlight_hue=301 sat_red=-15.8 sat_orange=-17.6 sat_yellow=-14.6 sat_green=-14.5 sat_cyan=-6.9 sat_blue=-14.3 sat_magenta=-19.4

Warm the image slightly, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, desaturate all hue ranges especially magentas and oranges, soften the highlights, and apply a strong matte finish with visible split toning.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors faded and its shadows turned soft and hazy.


Give it a dreamy, wistful feeling — warm and gentle, with washed-out tones and lifted shadows that feel like a distant, half-remembered afternoon.


Apply a faded analog film look with a heavy matte grade, warm midtones, desaturated colors across the board, and a soft split tone between the shadows and highlights.


Can you make it look all washed out and warm, like those super faded aesthetic photos with the flat matte vibe and no harsh blacks?


route=grade | warmer=+6.2 tint_green=+1.1 darker=+4.5 less_contrast=+1.3 muted=+12.8 crushed_blacks=+1.3 crushed_shadows=+1.3 softer_highlights=+4.1 matte=+7.7 split_strength=+38.4 global_hue=100 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=89 sat_red=-19.7 sat_orange=-8.6 sat_cyan=-1.5 sat_blue=-10.1 sat_magenta=-33.6

Warm the image slightly, pull it darker with reduced contrast, heavily desaturate the reds and magentas, lift and crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, and apply a strong green-tinted split tone with yellow-green highlights and teal-green shadows.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a warm attic, its colors quietly fading into soft, dusty matte tones with a gentle green-gold cast.


Give it a melancholic, hazy warmth — the kind of quiet, muted feeling of a late summer afternoon slowly fading into memory.


Apply a faded analog film look with warm, low-contrast tones, crushed matte blacks, and a vintage split-tone where shadows lean teal-green and highlights drift toward golden yellow-green.


Can you make this look all soft and washed out with that warm faded vibe — like the colors are just kinda tired and the blacks aren't really black anymore?


route=grade | warmer=+5.8 tint_green=+0.9 darker=+4.3 more_contrast=+3.7 muted=+10.7 crushed_blacks=+3.3 crushed_shadows=+3.3 softer_highlights=+1.5 matte=+5.4 split_strength=+41.0 global_hue=99 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=97 sat_red=-18.6 sat_orange=-6.0 sat_yellow=+2.4 sat_green=+3.7 sat_blue=-6.6 sat_magenta=-32.7

Warm the image slightly, pull down exposure a bit, boost contrast, heavily desaturate reds and magentas, reduce blue saturation, crush the blacks and shadows, add a matte finish, and apply a strong warm-to-cool split tone with olive-green shadows and golden highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, with faded colors and muddy shadows.


Give it a melancholic, dusty, late-afternoon feeling — muted and heavy, like the quiet after something ends.


Apply a desaturated matte film grade reminiscent of gritty indie cinema, with warm amber tones, crushed shadows, and washed-out reds and magentas.


Make it all faded and moody with that dirty matte look — warm it up a touch, kill the pinks, and make the shadows go all murky and crushed.


route=grade | warmer=+4.8 tint_green=+4.0 darker=+9.8 less_contrast=+10.8 muted=+11.4 crushed_blacks=+6.6 crushed_shadows=+6.6 softer_highlights=+13.2 matte=+16.4 split_strength=+43.5 global_hue=130 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=125 sat_red=-18.1 sat_orange=-1.0 sat_yellow=+1.1 sat_green=+3.0 sat_cyan=+3.5 sat_blue=-12.5 sat_magenta=-33.6

Warm the image slightly, add a gentle green tint, reduce exposure and contrast, mute the colors—especially reds, blues, and magentas—crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply a strong green-toned matte finish with split-toning.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, its colors gone quiet and its shadows faded to a soft olive haze.


Give it a melancholic, introspective atmosphere—dim and understated, with muted tones and a gentle warmth that feels like a quiet afternoon slipping away.


Apply a faded analog film stock look with green-cast shadows, lifted blacks, washed-out highlights, and desaturated reds and magentas for an aged cinematic matte.


Can you make it look all faded and moody with that greenish matte vibe, like the colors are just kinda chilling and not too intense?


route=grade | warmer=+4.2 darker=+8.7 more_contrast=+0.5 muted=+7.3 crushed_blacks=+7.2 crushed_shadows=+7.2 softer_highlights=+2.9 matte=+3.7 split_strength=+27.8 global_hue=92 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=85 sat_red=-7.9 sat_orange=+1.2 sat_yellow=-1.2 sat_blue=-5.2 sat_magenta=-21.3

Warm up the image slightly, pull down exposure, add a strong split tone with green-tinted shadows and yellow-green highlights, heavily crush the blacks and shadows, mute the overall saturation especially in magentas and reds, and add a subtle matte lift to the darks.


Make it look like a sun-bleached journal left on a dusty shelf, its pages warm and faded, the darkest corners gone soft and greenish like old ink.


Give it a melancholic, subdued warmth — like a quiet afternoon fading into dusk, heavy with nostalgia and a sense of things slowly going dark.


Apply a cross-processed matte film look reminiscent of expired Kodak stock, with lifted shadows, crushed blacks, warm midtones, and a green-to-yellow split tone throughout.


Make it look all dark and moody with that washed-out faded vibe, like those aesthetic brownish-green film photos everyone posts — not too colorful, kinda murky and old-school.


route=grade | warmer=+3.9 darker=+8.2 more_contrast=+4.1 muted=+5.3 crushed_blacks=+8.3 crushed_shadows=+8.3 matte=+2.7 split_strength=+30.2 global_hue=91 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=96 sat_red=-6.5 sat_orange=+3.8 sat_yellow=+1.0 sat_green=+2.2 sat_blue=-1.9 sat_magenta=-20.3

Warm the image slightly, darken it with strong black and shadow crushing, add moderate contrast, mute the overall saturation, apply a noticeable split tone with green-tinted shadows and yellow-green highlights, boost orange tones, and heavily reduce magenta saturation.


Make it look like an old amber-tinted photograph left in a dimly lit drawer, its shadows gone almost black and its colors quietly fading into earthy warmth.


Give it a brooding, late-evening warmth — heavy and intimate, like the hushed tension before a storm, with deep crushed blacks and muted, smoldering tones.


Apply a dark, warm cinematic grade reminiscent of gritty 1970s film noir, with crushed shadows, a green-tinted shadow split, and desaturated magentas and reds.


Can you make it all dark and moody with that warm brownish vibe, like super crushed blacks and washed-out colors but still kinda earthy and rich?


route=grade | warmer=+4.1 tint_green=+2.3 darker=+4.0 more_contrast=+5.5 muted=+15.7 crushed_blacks=+5.8 crushed_shadows=+5.8 brighter_highlights=+5.4 matte=+7.9 split_strength=+39.0 global_hue=120 shadow_hue=142 highlight_hue=358 sat_red=-20.0 sat_orange=-4.9 sat_yellow=-3.1 sat_green=-4.7 sat_cyan=-1.7 sat_blue=-15.7 sat_magenta=-37.1

Warm the image slightly with a green tint, increase contrast and darken it, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas and reds, lift shadows and highlights into a matte finish, and apply a strong split tone with green-leaning shadows and cool magenta highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached nature documentary still, where the colors have quietly faded into earthy, muted tones with a soft matte haze over the shadows and highlights.


Give it a contemplative, understated mood — slightly warm and melancholy, with washed-out colors and a flat, cinematic quality that feels quiet and restrained.


Apply a desaturated vintage botanical film look with crushed shadows, lifted matte blacks, warm midtones, and a subtle split tone that pushes shadows toward olive-green and highlights toward a faint rose.


Make it look all faded and muted, like the colors got drained out and everything's got that flat matte thing going on with a warm but kinda washed vibe.


route=grade | warmer=+8.5 tint_green=+2.9 darker=+10.1 less_contrast=+9.5 muted=+11.0 crushed_blacks=+7.4 crushed_shadows=+7.4 softer_highlights=+11.6 matte=+15.0 split_strength=+19.1 global_hue=109 shadow_hue=133 highlight_hue=67 sat_red=-7.6 sat_orange=-5.4 sat_yellow=-5.1 sat_green=-5.7 sat_blue=-17.3 sat_magenta=-21.8

Warm the image slightly with a green tint, reduce contrast and overall brightness, heavily desaturate blues and magentas, crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, and apply 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 faded and milky, shadows gone flat and lifeless.


Give it a quiet, melancholic warmth — like a lazy afternoon memory that feels slightly distant and emotionally muted.


Apply a faded matte film look reminiscent of overexposed analog footage from the early 2000s, with lifted shadows, crushed blacks, and desaturated cool tones.


Can you make it look all washed out and faded, kinda warm and dreamy but in a low-key, flat way? Like one of those old Instagram filters everyone used to love.


route=grade | cooler=+0.6 tint_green=+9.1 darker=+0.5 more_contrast=+3.0 muted=+21.8 crushed_blacks=+4.1 crushed_shadows=+4.1 matte=+10.9 split_strength=+42.4 global_hue=184 shadow_hue=149 highlight_hue=13 sat_red=-28.1 sat_orange=-21.7 sat_yellow=-12.3 sat_green=-12.1 sat_cyan=+8.1 sat_blue=-23.3 sat_magenta=-41.3

Shift the overall tone cooler and slightly darker with a strong green tint, crush the blacks and shadows, add a heavy matte finish, desaturate reds, oranges, magentas, and blues significantly while boosting cyan saturation, and apply a pronounced split-tone with warm highlights and teal shadows.


Make the footage look like a faded teal-tinted polaroid left in a cool, overcast drawer, where the colors have all quietly drained away except for a stubborn cyan glow.


Give it a detached, melancholic chill — the kind of quiet unease you feel on a grey morning when everything feels slightly washed out and the world has a cold, greenish cast.


Apply a desaturated teal-and-orange matte grade like a modern cinematic blockbuster with crushed blacks, a heavy matte overlay, and a cool shadow-to-warm-highlight split tone.


Can you make it look all washed out and moody with that teal-ish vibe, like super matte and low-key, with the darks kinda crushed and the colors just sorta faded out?


Warm up the image slightly with a green tint, reduce overall brightness, boost contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially magentas and reds, lift the blacks into a matte finish, brighten the highlights, and apply a strong split tone with green-leaning shadows and warm highlights.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, where the colors have quietly faded and the shadows have turned a mossy green while the highlights glow with a faint amber warmth.


Give it a melancholic, understated feeling — like the quiet stillness of a late afternoon in autumn, where everything feels slightly muted and distant, with a warm but subdued glow in the brighter areas.


Apply a faded matte film stock look with desaturated, washed-out tones, crushed lifted blacks, a subtle warm-green split tone reminiscent of aged analog cinema from the 1970s.


Can you make it look all faded and moody with that matte vibe — like drain the colors a bit, make the shadows go kinda greenish, and give the bright spots a warm glow without making it too bright?


route=grade | warmer=+12.8 tint_magenta=+1.1 darker=+15.8 less_contrast=+1.7 muted=+28.7 crushed_blacks=+10.5 crushed_shadows=+10.5 softer_highlights=+9.3 matte=+16.1 split_strength=+47.5 global_hue=85 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=39 sat_red=-29.5 sat_orange=-19.9 sat_yellow=-11.1 sat_green=-17.1 sat_cyan=-1.9 sat_blue=-36.6 sat_magenta=-54.8

Warm up the image, pull down exposure, desaturate all colors especially magentas and blues, lift the blacks into a matte fade, crush the shadows slightly, soften the highlights, and add a warm-to-green split tone.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a drawer for decades, colors drained and shadows lifted into a dusty haze.


Give it a quiet, melancholic warmth, like a faded memory of a late afternoon that feels distant and bittersweet.


Apply a faded analog film look with warm amber highlights, muted earth tones, lifted matte blacks, and a subtle warm-to-cool split tone reminiscent of expired Kodak stock.


Can you make this look all washed out and warm, like those faded vintage pics where nothing's too bright or colorful and the blacks look kinda grey?


route=grade | warmer=+23.1 tint_magenta=+15.3 darker=+14.7 less_contrast=+10.1 muted=+13.8 crushed_blacks=+10.4 crushed_shadows=+10.4 softer_highlights=+13.0 matte=+17.0 split_strength=+65.2 global_hue=57 shadow_hue=137 highlight_hue=49 sat_red=-1.3 sat_orange=+17.5 sat_yellow=+1.2 sat_green=-6.9 sat_cyan=+7.6 sat_blue=-30.1 sat_magenta=-40.0

Warm up the overall tone with a strong magenta-amber tint, reduce contrast and crush the blacks and shadows, soften the highlights, add a matte finish with lifted shadow tones, boost orange saturation, and pull way down on blue and magenta saturation for a muted, split-toned look.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a warm windowsill for years, with faded blues and magentas, hazy lifted shadows, and a golden-amber glow baked into every tone.


Give it a warm, hazy, nostalgic feeling — like a lazy golden afternoon remembered through rose-tinted memory, soft and a little faded, with muted cool tones and a gentle amber embrace.


Apply a warm cinematic matte grade reminiscent of golden-hour analog film, with crushed lifted shadows tinted green, amber-glowing highlights, desaturated blues and magentas, and boosted oranges for a vintage sun-soaked look.


Can you make this super warm and faded with that matte film look — like crush the blacks a bit, kill the blues, make the oranges pop, and give it that dreamy washed-out vibe?


route=grade | cooler=+9.0 tint_magenta=+5.5 darker=+6.8 less_contrast=+5.7 muted=+3.1 crushed_blacks=+5.5 crushed_shadows=+5.5 softer_highlights=+7.3 matte=+7.2 split_strength=+16.7 global_hue=301 shadow_hue=286 highlight_hue=307 sat_red=-2.2 sat_orange=-4.7 sat_yellow=-9.9 sat_green=-10.3 sat_cyan=-2.2 sat_blue=+7.0 sat_magenta=+1.5

Cool the overall tone slightly, add a hint of magenta, darken the image, reduce contrast, lift the blacks and shadows into a matte crush, soften the highlights, desaturate yellows and greens heavily while boosting blue saturation, and apply a strong purple-violet split tone with magenta in the highlights.


Make it look like a twilight fog rolling over lavender fields — cool, muted, and softly washed out with a violet-magenta glow bleeding into the shadows.


Give it a melancholic, dreamlike atmosphere — quiet and introspective, with cool hues, faded colors, and a soft purple undertone that feels like the edge of dusk.


Apply a matte cinematic grade reminiscent of a moody arthouse film, with crushed purple-tinted shadows, desaturated earth tones, boosted blues, and a soft magenta highlight split.


Make it look all cool and faded with that purple-y shadow vibe — like really mute the greens and yellows, crush the blacks a bit, and give the whole thing that soft dreamy matte look.


route=grade | cooler=+6.6 tint_green=+4.2 brighter=+6.7 less_contrast=+14.0 muted=+31.6 lifted_blacks=+12.5 lifted_shadows=+12.5 brighter_highlights=+1.4 matte=+42.3 split_strength=+40.8 global_hue=238 shadow_hue=168 highlight_hue=289 sat_red=-36.0 sat_orange=-44.5 sat_yellow=-34.0 sat_green=-34.4 sat_cyan=-8.2 sat_blue=-22.1 sat_magenta=-35.3

Cool the temperature slightly, add a green tint, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast significantly, desaturate all colors heavily especially reds and oranges, and apply a strong matte finish with split-toned shadows toward teal and highlights toward lavender.


Make it look like a faded fashion magazine left in a sunlit window for years, its colors bleached and cool with a dreamy matte wash.


Give it a detached, melancholic editorial vibe — airy yet subdued, like a quiet moment frozen in soft, desaturated light.


Apply a high-end fashion editorial film grade with a heavy matte lift, teal shadows, purple highlights, and washed-out, low-saturation tones throughout.


Can you make everything look super faded and matte, like drain all the color out and make the blacks go grey and kinda cool and purple-ish?


route=grade | cooler=+6.5 tint_green=+4.0 brighter=+6.5 less_contrast=+9.1 muted=+29.8 lifted_blacks=+9.9 lifted_shadows=+9.9 brighter_highlights=+3.1 matte=+33.9 split_strength=+38.0 global_hue=238 shadow_hue=170 highlight_hue=288 sat_red=-34.6 sat_orange=-42.8 sat_yellow=-32.2 sat_green=-32.5 sat_cyan=-7.5 sat_blue=-20.8 sat_magenta=-32.8

Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a touch of green tint, lift the blacks and shadows, reduce contrast, brighten the image mildly, and heavily desaturate all color channels to produce a flat, matte look with a cool-blue shadow tint and a purple-leaning highlight cast.


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left on a windowsill for years, its colors drained away into a cool, hazy flatness.


Give it a detached, melancholic calm — washed out and airy, like a quiet overcast afternoon where nothing feels too vivid or urgent.


Apply a faded matte film grade reminiscent of desaturated Scandinavian cinema, with lifted shadows, cool midtones, and near-monochromatic pastel tones.


Drain all the color out of it and make it look super faded and flat, like one of those washed-out matte edits everyone uses on their moody travel photos.


route=grade | warmer=+4.6 tint_green=+1.7 darker=+11.3 less_contrast=+5.3 muted=+25.6 crushed_blacks=+7.9 crushed_shadows=+7.9 softer_highlights=+9.3 matte=+18.2 split_strength=+33.1 global_hue=110 shadow_hue=138 highlight_hue=314 sat_red=-24.1 sat_orange=-25.4 sat_yellow=-21.8 sat_green=-22.2 sat_cyan=-8.0 sat_blue=-24.4 sat_magenta=-37.7

Apply a warm, slightly green-tinted grade that darkens the image, reduces contrast, heavily desaturates all hues especially magentas and reds, lifts and crushes the shadows into a matte finish, softens the highlights, and adds 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, where all the colors have quietly faded into a warm, dusty haze.


Give it a melancholic, introspective feeling — muted and slightly warm, like a quiet afternoon memory that's slowly losing its color.


Apply a classic faded matte film look with heavy desaturation, warm shadows tinted olive-green, cool magenta highlights, and lifted blacks like an analog negative print.


Drain all the color out of it and make it look super washed out and warm, like one of those moody faded Instagram filters everyone used to use.


route=grade | warmer=+4.5 tint_green=+1.7 darker=+10.9 less_contrast=+1.1 muted=+23.8 crushed_blacks=+9.0 crushed_shadows=+9.0 softer_highlights=+6.7 matte=+13.0 split_strength=+31.0 global_hue=111 shadow_hue=139 highlight_hue=314 sat_red=-22.7 sat_orange=-23.6 sat_yellow=-19.9 sat_green=-19.9 sat_cyan=-7.1 sat_blue=-22.1 sat_magenta=-35.8

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


Make it look like a sun-bleached photograph left in a dusty drawer for decades, with faded washed-out colors, lifted murky shadows, and a warm greenish-purple split running through the tones.


Give it a melancholic, detached feeling — like a quiet memory that's slightly faded and distant, with muted earthy tones, flat contrast, and a subtle warm haze over everything.


Apply a desaturated matte film grade reminiscent of indie drama cinematography, with crushed lifted blacks, faded colors, a warm overall cast, and a teal-shadow to rose-highlight split tone.


Can you make it look all faded and washed out, like super muted colors, lift up those blacks so it's got that flat matte look, and throw in some green shadows with a pinkish glow on the bright parts?


route=grade | cooler=+6.9 tint_magenta=+7.8 darker=+12.3 less_contrast=+6.4 muted=+27.1 crushed_blacks=+8.7 crushed_shadows=+8.7 softer_highlights=+11.1 matte=+19.9 split_strength=+56.5 global_hue=318 shadow_hue=140 highlight_hue=313 sat_red=-26.5 sat_orange=-22.8 sat_yellow=-29.2 sat_green=-33.8 sat_cyan=-11.3 sat_blue=-8.0 sat_magenta=-36.2

Cool the overall temperature slightly, add a touch of magenta, darken the exposure, reduce contrast, heavily desaturate all colors especially greens and magentas, lift and crush the blacks and shadows into a matte finish, and apply a strong cool-to-warm split tone.


Make it look like a watercolor painting left out in a cool mist, where all the colors have softly bled away and the shadows have gone flat and chalky.


Give it a melancholic, detached, and dreamlike feeling, like a quiet rainy afternoon where everything feels slightly muted and distant.


Apply a faded matte film look with desaturated, cool-leaning tones and lifted shadows, reminiscent of a lo-fi indie film developed with expired stock.


Wash out all the colors, make it look kinda faded and flat with that matte thing going on and cool shadows, like one of those artsy desaturated edits.