Fix a flat photo in 10 minutes, without touching the original
A free step-by-step guide to layers, curves and masks. It works in any editor, and you can follow along in a browser editor that's private and works offline.
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Your photo looked great in person
On screen it's gray and tired, and you're not sure which slider to blame.
Most guides tell you to flatten everything and hope. Then one change later, you can't undo the last three.
It's easier than it looks, once every edit has its own layer.
What's inside the guide
You edit photos a few evenings a week. You've outgrown one-tap filters, and you'd like to understand layers, curves and masks. You don't want a monthly bill or a big install, and you'd rather your photos stay on your own device. This guide is for you.
- Six short steps with a quick check after each one
- How to add contrast with a gentle S-curve
- How to remove a color tint
- How to fix only the sky, or only a face, with a mask
- How to add depth with one blend mode
- A 6-point checklist to keep next to your screen
About Lumenbench
Lumenbench is a layered photo editor that runs in your browser. It has curves, masks and blend modes, it works offline, and your photos stay on your device. Core editing is free, with no ads and no watermark.
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